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I tried, but if it fits the caliper it doesn't fit the bike: And if it fits the bike it doesn't fit the caliper: So it's definitely not the right size.

Hello there, I have my brakes that are broken and I need to fix it as soon as possible because it's quite dangerous now. I'm breaking by putting a leg on the floor. Quite scary! :eek: Here is my rear break: The 2 parts of the calippers are separated and there is no way it can work...

Hello Scottyf, Catsnapper is also doing a group purchase. Maybe you can't contact him about it? I thought to buy from him initially, but you can maybe order together to lower the cost?

Ok, I've seen multiplescmember from endlessphere with 20" bike at very high speed but theybdon't seem to have stability problem. Zombie reaches 55mph with his 20" folder and said it was even more stable than what we initially though. So maybe it worth a try and anyway most of the time I should...

Ok thanks d8veh. Going to ask catsnapper then :)

mxer125, the problem is that there are very few documentation about my bike. So I don't know any of the components and I have to guess everything by myself. The seller (conhismotor) himself doesn't know most of the time... Wurly, I'm just going to approximative measurement as I just wanted to...

Thanks d8veh. I agree it's a nice bike. But only if I had a car. For commuting, parking on the street, use on the public transport and go to supermarket, it's much better to have a quick fold bike. The bike doesn't roll and I have completely to unmount the bike in order to fold it correctly...

Hello there, I've a quick question. I'm going to potentially buy another bike so I need to know if I calculated the dropout correctly. I'm testing on my actual bike. Measure from the left side Measure from the right side I'm not sure to have done the measures correctly, but it...

I just found that on a forum about the Mezzo: " I hope to get the range from 30 GI or lower to 96 GI with plenty of options in between. To do this I will have to change my chainring to 56t from the current 44t and add a 11 - 34 cassette. The locknut width dimension on the drop-outs is 135mm so...

Any news from this nice bike? Does it still roll once folded? Is it a bit big once folded? Maybe do it this way: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ySyzcRMLhQ And enjoying your time with this bike? I'd love to jump from sidewalk to road and climb up/down the stairs on the street with this bike :D

This folding bike weight 24.5 kg. Bike of similar specification and bigger batteries can easily weight 4-5 kg less.