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Decathlon Tilt 900 Review
Decathlon Tilt 900: redefining budget folding The Decathlon Tilt 900 represents Decathlon's higher-end folding bike offering, with improved components over their basic Tilt models. This review examines whether it delivers genuine value and how the direct-to-consumer model affects quality and price. Complete specifications Specification Decathlon Tilt 900 Wheel size 20 inches (406mm ETRTO) Gearing 9-speed Microshift derailleur Gear range Approximately 305% (11-34T cassette) Weight 11.9kg Folded dimensions 81 x 67 x 35cm (approximate) Unfolded length Approximately 1620mm Frame material Aluminium 6061 Brakes V-brakes (front and rear) Tyres 20 x 1.75... Read more...
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Dahon Vybe D7 Review
Dahon Vybe D7: affordable folding done right The Dahon Vybe D7 sits in the value segment of folding bikes, offering 20-inch wheels and 7-speed gearing at a price that undercuts premium brands significantly. This review examines what you get and what you give up at this price point. Complete specifications Specification Dahon Vybe D7 Wheel size 20 inches (406mm ETRTO) Gearing 7-speed Shimano Tourney derailleur Gear range Approximately 240% (14-28T freewheel) Weight 11.3kg Folded dimensions 80 x 68 x 40cm (approximate) Unfolded length Approximately 1600mm Frame material Aluminium alloy Brakes... Read more...
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Tern Link D8 Review
Tern Link D8: practical folding with larger wheels The Tern Link D8 offers 20-inch wheels and 8-speed gearing at a competitive price point. This review examines how it performs for commuters who want better ride quality than smaller-wheeled folders provide, without paying Brompton prices. Complete specifications Specification Tern Link D8 Wheel size 20 inches (406mm ETRTO) Gearing 8-speed Shimano Claris derailleur Gear range Approximately 300% (11-32T cassette) Weight 12.1kg Folded dimensions 79 x 72 x 38cm (approximate) Unfolded length Approximately 1650mm Frame material 6061 aluminium Brakes V-brakes (front and rear)... Read more...
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Brompton M6L Review
Why the Brompton remains the default choice for train commuters The Brompton M6L, now part of the C Line range, has earned its reputation over decades of refinement. This review examines what the bike delivers in daily use, where it excels, where it compromises, and whether the premium price is justified for your specific situation. Complete specifications Specification Brompton M6L (C Line) Wheel size 16 inches (349mm ETRTO) Gearing 6-speed (2-speed hub gear + 3-speed derailleur) Gear range Approximately 270% Weight (steel) 11.6kg with mudguards Folded dimensions 585 x 565... Read more...