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3 years ago

A bicycle you can fold up

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Lemur [1.5K]3 years ago

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bikes that can fold are called folding bikes

explanation:

a folding bike is any bicycle that is designed to fold down into a more compact form, making it easier to carry, store away, or fit into areas that you normally can't take a regular bike. some manufacturers are producing "folding bikes" designed around folding systems that allow them to use smaller wheels.

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