Brompton Mod - combines a P-type stem with S-type handlebars
Thank you to Anatoly Ivanov for the following email
"Dear Folding Society,
First of all, I'd like to use the occasion to say a big thank you for the
tons of great material you provide on your website and blog. I regularly
find interesting stories about all things cycling-foldable. A great source!
If I may contribute in some way, I would like to suggest to take a look at
my article about my modified Brompton P3L.
It combines a P-type stem with S-type handlebars, MKS removable toe-straps
pedals, slicks and even a pedalling cadence sensor / computer to make a
compact but fast folder that emulates a road bike:
http://www.anatolyivanov.com/prose/en/AI.7.00108/
I haven't seen this done to a Brompton anywhere, so I thought it would be
interesting to share.
Thanks a lot,Best,
ANATOLY IVANOV / PHOTOGRAPHY / DESIGN / PROSE
http://www.anatolyivanov.com"
"Dear Folding Society,
First of all, I'd like to use the occasion to say a big thank you for the
tons of great material you provide on your website and blog. I regularly
find interesting stories about all things cycling-foldable. A great source!
If I may contribute in some way, I would like to suggest to take a look at
my article about my modified Brompton P3L.
It combines a P-type stem with S-type handlebars, MKS removable toe-straps
pedals, slicks and even a pedalling cadence sensor / computer to make a
compact but fast folder that emulates a road bike:
http://www.anatolyivanov.com/prose/en/AI.7.00108/
I haven't seen this done to a Brompton anywhere, so I thought it would be
interesting to share.
Thanks a lot,Best,
ANATOLY IVANOV / PHOTOGRAPHY / DESIGN / PROSE
http://www.anatolyivanov.com"
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