A Brompton folding bike is one of the most amazing personal transportation tools ever invented. It’s equally useful in your daily multi-modal commute in Chicago, or any large city, international air travel, and even self-supported, pedal-powered globetrotting.

Model description

• Medium Handlebar

• 6-speed

• R-version includes mudguards and rear rack

• All-steel frame

• Premium Black Lacquer finish on frame & extremities

• Telescopic seat-post

• Brooks B17 Special Men's Saddle in Antique Brown 

• Upgraded Schwalbe Marathon Tires

• Front Carrier Block for mounting Brompton luggage

• New Lezyne portable pump included

For much more detailed information, please visit our Complete Brompton Buyers' Guide.

Everything about the Brompton is designed from the ground up to fit into the way you live and move around the city. The Brompton accessories are thoughtfully designed to enhance your cycling experience. Riding the Brompton, and using the full range of its features and accessories is a pleasure that only a well-crafted product can offer.

Brompton’s small 16”x1 3/8” wheels raise eyebrows, but those wheels give the bike the ability to accelerate quickly and navigate nimbly over urban streets. They are also great for climbing.

Bromptons fold quickly, compactly and securely, and are fantastic for urban travel that includes buses, trains or taxis. Their compact size also makes them great for spontaneous weekend getaways: they fit neatly inside a car without taking up much space or requiring a special rack. They’re unbeatable for air travel, and can be easily checked as standard luggage.

A Brompton will store easily inside your home, taking up no more space than a large shopping bag. Or stash neatly at your work, gym or restaurant, and fit into a grocery cart while you shop, so it never needs to be locked outside risking theft.

It is a deceptively tough bike, designed for daily, year round use. A variety of luggage options integrate seamlessly with the bike, making it supremely versatile and useful for both utilitarian and recreational travel.