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I was wondering if we can find any enclosed bike for sale that.... look like a bike and isn't a recumbent. Something like this: A bicycle that look like a real bicycle and that protect against the elements... Any brands are making that?

nice work! that looks like a little battery, how much capacity is it? 36v10ah?

All my seat post rack cracked after few months: - 2 frogs batteries cracked. - 2 seat tube mount cracked with 3kg battery althought it was advertised for 10kg charge. Since then, I never EVER used any seat tube rack on my bikes.

The seat post is being shipped... so just let see how that works... I can't just buy my friends a bike because I don't have only one.... and no one can follow me with me bike... remember I'm a great sportsman ;)

Come on guys, can't you encourage me a little bit? That's the only decent bike seat I've managed to find!

I finally purchased it for 190USD.... Hope I won't have problems with customs. Will arrive next month... I'll keep everyone in touch and I plan to install it to my dahon jetstream

"although the Companion Bike Seat attaches to the seat post with a "hinged" turn-buckle, so it will provide a little movement for the suspension"

"Our bike seat frames have been load tested and it took well over 4,000 lbs before the tube-steel-alloy started to bend, so I don't think there's much to worry there."

I'm quoting the seller "We've had a bike seat on a full suspension bicycle and it worked great. As long as you are riding on flat roads, there isn't any issue at all. The passenger on the bike seat won't get the benefit of the suspension, but the cushion is well-padded and it's still a...

The seller told me it has been tested on 4000lbs before it breaks and until now it was working on all suspension bikes. He said it should be fine on my bike. And I'm also thinking to loosen the nut so it would allow to wobble

I was thinking the same thing but apparently the rear tube allows a bit of wobbling: Still not convinced?

I think I've decided, I'm going to use the bike seat: http://www.facebook.com/CompanionBikeSeat/photos_stream I'll use it on my Dahon Jetstream: It's a bit expensive at 190USD shipped + custom taxe... but it has also a big luggage space (199 mm (7.8 in) wide, 284 mm (11.2 in) long, 72 mm...

I just received my windshield today: And I added velcro on top of it so I can use my phone when it's raining: This windshield looks really nice! But unfortunately it doesn't work well with brompton M bar, I have to swap it to a T bar and see how it would work when it's raining :cool:

Cyclezee, the bike is really nice. But definitely too big for me. I live in the 8th floor, and need to bring my bike to home via a lift... EVERYDAY! Here's my brompton on my lift:

Hey you have the same problem as I do. What would be the smallest cargo bike to carry a passenger?

flecc suggestion is the only decent one. I don't want to loose brompton foldability. Another possibility is the passengerpegs: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fNrLHsd8JPk Unfortunately, the site seems to have closed :/ Maybe that would be the cleanest solution?

Something like this would be good: Maybe not possible on a brompton

that would completely kill the benefit of having a brompton lol Or even a bike as it would become so massive. My goal is to keep it small, otherwise I'd just buy a yunda mundo or equivalent :p

I'm not sure how that would work. Do you have a picture or something to help a bit?