20" New Folding City Tandem Bicycle Bike,7 Speeds, Dual Disc Brakes, Free Front Bag & Rear rack- 20TF01BL

A brilliant well designed bicycle! Assembly instructions are clear, easy to follow and the components are of good quality. It offers exceptional value for money, is easy to assemble and folds seamlessly for transporting or storage. Handling is superb and responsive. The twist grip gear change is smooth and preset. As a purchase, my husband and I are delighted with this bike and it provides us with an opportunity to participate in a mutually pleasing pastime but together, exploring the byways in our local area. We would strongly recommend this bike to others.

Pretty good bike, bit too short for the leg length though so riding fairly cooped up. Bike says maximum weight is 100kg, which I feel is really too little but I guess not really made for a UK audience?Haven't had any issues yet, though I'm expecting any issues with the tyres will be difficult in the future.

Purchased for my child (12) who has severe learning disabilities as he had outgrown his trailer. Highly rec, lovely looking bike (we bought black), super to ride and very sturdy. Excellent value for money and arrived the day after we ordered. The staff assisted us over the phone prior to purchase and were very helpful. Highly rec and now my child can enjoy riding with the family again. Delighted with this purchase.

Although the bike is well made the gearing is too low and it’s hard to get going, it folds well and is compact but also quiet heavy to lift in or out of a small car

I bought this for myself and my severely learning disabled adult son. The pedals work independently, presumably to make folding easier. This is not a problem for us as my son is very motivated to pedal and will continue even when I stop! We have been out on it once so far and we sped along the river bank path covering 12 miles in no time. Easy to handle despite the small wheels. I am an older shorter statured female and I had no problems. We are looking forward to many cycle trips in the future. Being able to put it into the back of a small car is a real bonus and it will widen our horizons considerably!

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Bike looks nice, I like the finishing. Obviously, it's not as simple to fold and unfold like a Brompton. You'll need a tool, some ten or fifteen minutes and a firm plastic bag to store the front chain.What annoys me very much is the fact that the construction of the rear handlebar. See my picture: You've got to slip the curved tube that holds the handlebar onto the seatpost of the front seat. Doing so requires fiddling around with the saddle, because the handlebar gets stuck behind the saddle (top). But worse: the bolts you need to fix the tube to the seat post are missing (bottom). Do I have to mention that the instructions show a completely different construction?So, buy this bike ONLY when you're fit in DIY. I can't say how it rides because I now have to go and get myself a set of bolts from a hardware shop. Argh.

Great bike just what we wanted to take away with us, folds to go in the boot no need for a bike rack, gearing a little low but just right for us oldies. every things adjusts easily for our different heights.