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icklechick Feb 2007 11:34am, 5 Feb 2007 0 posts	Quote Pin icklechick more lycra?
Mikuro Feb 2007 11:35am, 5 Feb 2007 0 posts	Quote Pin Mikuro Well I'd have to get a 10-15min train in the morn (station is 2mins from my house so prob leave it folded!) then unfold it at the end....then cycle 7 miles, not sure about bike racks at new job but could possibly have locker I could shove it in....Which Dahon do you have Hann?
Hoaxster Feb 2007 11:45am, 5 Feb 2007 0 posts	Quote Pin Hoaxster String-backed driving gloves JJ
Waveydavey Feb 2007 11:47am, 5 Feb 2007 0 posts	Quote Pin Waveydavey 40 notes will get you entry to a triathlon for when you legs better.
Rach E Feb 2007 11:58am, 5 Feb 2007 0 posts	Quote Pin Rach E Mikuro, I commute by train and use a Brompton. It's much more train friendly than a Dahon and, like Hanneke, I can leave the roadies for dead on it!
Kieren Feb 2007 12:25pm, 5 Feb 2007 0 posts	Quote Pin Kieren How about some clipless pedals JohnJ ? I like the cranc bros line
Hanneke Feb 2007 12:39pm, 5 Feb 2007 0 posts	Quote Pin Hanneke I'd say go for a Brompton Mikuro, if you have to carry and fold it a fair bit every day... I only fold and carry once in a while and its a pain to carry for more than a few minutes... I have a Dahon Helios, the top model...
JulesR Feb 2007 1:12pm, 5 Feb 2007 0 posts	Quote Pin JulesR If you buy clipless pedals JohnJ, you should have enough money left over for a tube of Savlon for your knees and elbows - dead handy when you're learning to use them.
JohnJ Feb 2007 1:16pm, 5 Feb 2007 0 posts	Quote Pin JohnJ Jules you read my mind lol. I remember Hanns post about the old folk she fell off in front of due to those daft pedals. I'll stick to foot clips me thinks lol
Mikuro Feb 2007 1:19pm, 5 Feb 2007 0 posts	Quote Pin Mikuro Aaaah Brompton's are all so expensive!!