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Thank you. Please see what I intend to do, updated from your very kind advice: I'd like to increase the length of the rack by about 50% and add some side load area for bigger parcel (eg. a bike wheel). That configuration would keep my bike compact but still able to carry decent amount of...

Yes putting it a bit like the motorbike is the best way to do that. But I still don't think it can be done only with my soft aluminium tube? I know a trailer would be simpler but it would add a lot of inconvenience and not as practical to cycle around. So to some extent a rear rack is...

it's not the first time the tube fail... I'd like to get something stronger anyway... I doubled the number of tube on the rear to increase strength.... How can these little aluminium tube that can bend flat with a hammer can ever support a human weight?

Hello all, I've been using my dahon for carrying stuff: Unfortunately, the aluminium rod weren't up to the job and started bending... I'd like to change the tube to have something stronger, and also longer, and requirement would be to ideally be strong enough to carry a passenger...

yeah it would need to be changed to pneumatic wheel!

Hello, I discovered this: http://www.decathlon.co.uk/bclip-500-bike-trolley-id_8307963.html?gclid=Cj0KEQjwsIWvBRCnzevvor2g4L8BEiQAAN234Qz6SOgfjjROcx7xZ9ki3Spy-zDDhSnbPzQ6LtnOJeYaAunW8P8HAQ Or this: http://www.amazon.co.uk/B-Tourist-Shopping-Trolley-Bicycle-Trailer/dp/B00OMBFV2K It looks...

yes, fat tyre for sand are good. but for city no

This would have better shock absorption and ride faster:

I mean a normal full suspension bike (no fat tyre) would be better than a fat bike

isn't a full suspension bike better? it would roll better and absorb shocks better

everything is on ebay now: http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/cwah/m.html?_nkw=&_armrs=1&_ipg=&_from=

£244

Yes makes sense. I'll start with the pad first and get the plastic bit after if it's still not right. Thanks

£249

I added some grease on the bearing and I'm going to use a new freewheel... Hopefully the noise should stop without having to open the motor or change the bearings!

Thank jhruk, you are full of ressource. The wedge sounds like a good idea. It does seem that it would need some precision to do that.... what's the best way? Can I just use some wood and a dremel to do it? I'll also get the £3 extension

I bought this http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/171771752513 I hope it will fit

I realised that my headset is full of rust: And that the bottom bearing are completely damaged: Is my best option to buy this dahon headset...

Can i use this to extend the legs? http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B000786GLM/ref=pd_aw_sbs_60_9?ie=UTF8&refRID=0468E5X1JVW2TRXR6KHF

I finally bought the double kick stand and added foam on it: Mounted it on my bike: But it does feel too short on my bike?? It's for 28" bike, so it should be long enough.... Have I mounted it correctly? And shall I buy some plastic extension to make it fit??? Thanks