Mazda 26” Compact foldable Town and Country bike. Minimal use. Great condition

Mazda launched a range of folding bikes in the late 1990s specifically designed to fit in car boots, and this 26-inch Compact is their top-spec model, marketed as a Town and Country bike. It's a well-made folding bike that folds in half using three Allen screws, taking just a few minutes to go from folded to ready to ride. The pedals fold in as well, which helps keep the folded size down, and it comes with a carry bag, pump, toolkit, and spare inner tube.

What sets this bike apart is how it rides—it genuinely feels like a proper bike rather than a compromise. The 26-inch wheels give it decent momentum and stability, while the 21-speed Shimano drivetrain (3x7 setup) handles varied terrain without fuss. The V-brakes work reliably, and the Velo soft gel saddle is genuinely comfortable for longer rides, which matters when you're moving between different cycling duties. The frame is silver and finished to a good standard, with minimal corrosion or wear despite its age, and the whole setup is straightforward to live with day to day.

This bike works well for someone who needs a folding bike that doesn't feel like a folding bike when you're actually riding. It's been well looked after and is in decent condition throughout, so it's ready to use as is.