Rocking a collapsible bike is so George Jetson, it's a wonder everyone doesn't own one. Oh wait, that's right, most folders look ridiculous. The eight-speed Mu SL is no substitute for a high-end road bike, but between its light weight (20 pounds) and 15-second folding time (we mastered it in a week), this streamlined ride is ideal for the urban commuter. Hopping on public transit in a flash shouldn't mean sacrificing quality: thankfully the Mu SL still boasts enough name brand components so it won't look like you're training for the Tour de N00b.
Review: Dahon Mu SL Folding Bike
Rocking a collapsible bike is so George Jetson, it’s a wonder everyone doesn’t own one. Oh wait, that’s right, most folders look ridiculous. The eight-speed Mu SL is no substitute for a high-end road bike, but between its light weight (20 pounds) and 15-second folding time (we mastered it in a week), this streamlined ride […]
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Quick release pedals remove easily, so you can swiftly swap in ones with toe clips. 20" double-spoked wheels and thick aluminum frame resemble a high-tech BMX more than a dinky folder.
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Toe Clips not included. Stiff foam grips. No shocks ensure you'll feel every bump. Optional ThudBuster suspension seat post costs an additional $150.