Seen in Chapel Street,this Biomega 'Puma Edition'.The downtube is a wire strut holding the frame together under tension.
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4 comments:
Every now and then I see a bike that I just want to jump on and test-ride. Not because it's my type of bike, but, because it's intriguing and tweaks my interest. This is one of those.
Cool looking bike! Folder too, eh?
Peace :)
Hello BB. I know what you mean.Dursley Pedersen,Moulton,Brompton,Biomega.Yep,I would like to try them all,if only for an hour or two.
cheers,
Ian
Hej,Chandra. The lack of a down tube looks to be a worry. I wonder how you tension it all back up, after you have folded it in two. Will have to study their web site more closely.
cheers,
Ian
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