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Strida LT Belt Drive Folding Bicycle, 2020, PINK, Disc Brakes, Made in Taiwan
£338.20 GBP
Strida LT Belt Drive Folding Bicycle
2020 Model, Pink, Disc Brakes, Made in Taiwan by Ming Cycle.
The STRIDA LT is a single-speed folding
bike with a sturdy aluminium frame and sporty 16-inch polycarbonate 5 spoke wheels, with magnesium rims. It has a Kevlar belt rated to last up to 50,000 miles, which requires
no oil and low maintenance. Brakes are a smooth, progressive and powerful disc brake
system. The saddle height is adjustable and it comes with a side stand. The handlebars and pedals fold flat against the frame.
The 2020 enhancements built upon Strida’s core features, which include
an iconic A-shaped triangular frame with the quickest fold of any
folding bike. Folds in roughly 3 to 10 seconds into a slim bundle. It is built from 7000-series aluminum and weighs approximately 10.9 kg (24 lbs). The folded Strida is a shape that can be easily wheeled along. You don't have to carry it, which is great for getting off trains etc. It stands on its rear rack and wheels.
The colour is bright pink, not quite like a fluorescent pink, but one of the best colours to illustrate the A frame. There are a couple of small chips, one where the end of the folded horizontal bar is held to the other two tubes. There's nothing that can really stop this from happening. There's one other very small chip near the back wheel, as shown.
The Strida is excellent fun to ride on shorter journeys,
particularly on cycleways around town. I used this for three years in Milton Keynes, which has a fully integrated Redway network of bicycle paths. It was brilliant in this environment. Since
moving to a more hilly, rural location, it is no longer the best kind of
bicycle and I have gone back to riding my Dahon Mu.
Thanks for looking!