I just got a foldable bicycle, perfect for the Cycling Challenge next month! Foldable bicycles are so convenient because we can just fold them up and bring onto public transport, including the bus and train, and when we need to use, we just open them up again.
The one I got is a bit big though, I would much prefer it if it is a smaller one then will be lighter. As it is, the body frame is a bit heavy, although I am still able to carry it in one hand when it is folded up.
Some people may ask how foldable bicycles work? It is actually like Transformers, when those vehicles transform into robots. This is the step-by-step guide to how to close and open a foldable bicycle :
The one I got is a bit big though, I would much prefer it if it is a smaller one then will be lighter. As it is, the body frame is a bit heavy, although I am still able to carry it in one hand when it is folded up.
Some people may ask how foldable bicycles work? It is actually like Transformers, when those vehicles transform into robots. This is the step-by-step guide to how to close and open a foldable bicycle :
The bicycle when it is fully folded upStep 1 : Pull the two wheels apart so one is in front and the other behind, separating only by the main frame.
Step 2 : After separating the wheels, from the main body (the one attaching to the wheels), pull up and lock this bolt into place. Turn the bolt to the left and catch it into the little hole at the side until it is locked firmly.
Step 3 : Once the body is locked firmly in place, lift up the handle. Ensure the two black strings are facing the front and grip the handle bar tightly.
Step 4 : Once the handle bar is lifted up and gripped tightly, pull down this handle lock and ensure it catches. This is to prevent the handle from moving too much while cycling.
Voila! The "completed" bicycle!
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