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G line is not a Brompton. Its only a very expensive Tern

I own a Zizzo, and one of the advantages of it is the weight. It's aluminum, so although it's chunky, it weighs less than 30 lbs. The lower end Bromptons are steel, so they're heavier. But the big drawback of the Zizzo is the folding - everything on it is a hassle and nothing in the folding process works right unless you adjust everything just right.

... what a lovely city!

A good review that explains the difference between cost and value. Quality is more always more costly, and usually (but not always) better value. Your mum and you are both getting good value from your bikes… and that’s what matters.

You guys are so cute and so fun! Thanks for the inspiring video!

Indeed looks like a lot of fun (more toy than business, as you said)

Love your channel! Did you find the G line to be faster through the gear range than your standard Brompton?

Wow, killer machine. Have to go to Cologne to one of my favourite Brompton dealer to get one 🥰

Great review! I have a Brompton...I'm just under 5'5 but worried that the regular will be too big...or will the extra length help keep the legs dry more? I can see you tried the regular but preferred the short, why is that, it just felt more comfortable? Did you try riding with the regular?

awesome and epic!

Please just say up not U.P. That's like pronouncing the second t in toronto...

Very nice! Did you have any issues with sending the Brompton’s in the airplane as luggage?

Ah so cool 🥰 Can't wait to see the 5 Boro video, this event is a dream ☺

Impressive!

I am glad you have a Brompton. If Columbia would had built folding bikes in a state like West Virginia, Columbia be still in business. I believe only Cannondale is left, but I do not know if they still build bicycles in the Allegheny mountains of Pennsylvania. I think I bought a folding bicycle made by political and religious prisoners in communist China. It looks I welded the bike with welding equipment sold by Harbor Freight Tools! Be careful when crossing the border if Harris becomes president!

The privileged socialists of the NDP dont care about Toronto, they just want more room to ride bicycles while local businesses are DECIMATED. #VotePC

Great fall colours.

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Loved your video! Thanks for posting this. I think you bought me with the Cleverhood! Also, any chance you can tell me where you got your lovely wooden table? 😍 Thanks @bromptoning

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Hmm … this is not typical Bavarian lifestyle 😅 Missing beer, dirndl and lederhosen 😅 But it's nice to see you fellas cruising around your city

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great review! thank you!

I bought a Chinese - Copy Strida and found it a horrible bike to ride, as 6"+! The drive belt was heavy when riding and I didn't like it at all! So I left it when I sold my house. And only "folding" into a "long thing". I liked the fold down handlebar! and the disc brakes, though only mechanical. Finn. Denmark

I have both bikes in the lightweight models Zizzo Liberte and Brompton P-line and bags that interchange Zizzo is cool that way. Brompton always comes in with me, if necessary Zizzo can go on the bus rack or be locked outside briefly. Love both for different reasons, i use the Brompton more at 72 y.o. they're for my mobility.

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Great clip! My wife and I have done that route…….but not in one fell swoop. We recognized all the sights you featured. We’re north of 75 and have Brompton P Line Electrics. Love them. But I’m getting over a triple bypass from late May so they’re gathering dust at the moment. But we plan on being back in the saddle as soon as possible. Also…..you all appeared amazingly fresh by the time you arrived in Ajax……..good on ya!

I own a couple of Dahon folding bikes and they're just fine for my purposes. HOWEVER, if I were flying internationally and having to take the bike in/out of hotels, on trains and planes, I'd definitely purchase a Brompton which can conveniently fit into a carry-on suitcase and - in a folding bag - can be taken on to any means of transport - HUGE advantage to Brompton in this respect.

Staying with the bikes one is wont to wonder if there is a road to the summit (that’s cycle-able) and also if it may be hiked up.

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Cool video, great choice of music makes it so much more interesting. I'll be there next week from Ontario...can't wait.

Great analysis. Still love my MEC Origami because it has regular bike parts on it. Less proprietary. But Bromptons seem to be the best built. Were you wearing a folding helmet in this?

That is an all day ride. I am a bit of an expert of the area. I always wonder what visitors think of the bridges and the loop de loops underneath them.

Cool animated graphic at the end.

Rolling through space and time, wonderful, greetings from Germany ! ❤❤❤

Wonderful !😊Greetings from a german folding biker ! ❤❤❤

Will be riding one of these

3:02 Ha, ha. Someone is playing games with Google users. That's definitely not the bike path. You're supposed to just keep going on the paved section. From Ste-Agathe, the next town is St-Faustin, but there's not much in between for 40 km. There was some work being done to pave sections, but it will never lead you off to an unrideable area.

Practical informaton if you're riding from Montreal. There are actually three uses of the term "Tremblant" which may be confusing to some visitors. 1) Tremblant: It is the ski resort (i.e. property owned by Altera Mountain Company) and the village at the base of the lift on the South side of the mountain. 2) Mont-Tremblant: Municipality of Mont-Tremblant, which is located around Lac Mercier. This is also known as "Village du Mont-Tremblant". If you want to go here, you can also ask directions to "Lac Mercier" and this will avoid confusion about where you want to go. 3) Mont-Tremblant (St-Jovite): This is the "downtown" area where all the restaurants, shopping areas and services are. It used to be called St-Jovite. This is where you'll find grocery stores and more lodging. The PTN bike trail will take you to both St-Jovite (with a slight detour necessary on 327S) and Lac Mercier areas. The fare scheme from Montreal to St-Jerôme on the Exo train has also been updated. You should now look for the "ABC" fare, which takes you from downtown Montreal (Zone A) to St-Jérôme (Zone C). This ticket allows you to ride the métro in Montreal, and then board the train at Parc or other Stations like de La Concorde in Laval. The train does not run into the city on weekends. You must validate your ticket at the scanning device, which is located right where you buy the ticket from the machine. Even if you ride from zone B to C, you still need an ABC fare. The fare is based on location, not distance traveled. You can bike on the Petit train du Nord (PTN) bike path from St-Jérôme to Mont-Tremblant and the distance is about 90 km, with a 2-3% average gradient. (It is gravel and paved in some sections and a road bike tire is very adequate. There is also bus service from Montreal to Mont-Tremblant, beginning May 2024, which will accept a Brompton, provided you indicate it when you buy your ticket from the Galland Bus Service, located at Berri. Fare is about $35CAD, and the distance is about 125km or about a 2.5 hour ride with all the stops.

Come again. Many bicycle paths (bike lanes) and friends. Good restaurants and “coffees”. Nice video. 😊❤

Proof that wearing a cape on a bike doesn't have to be dorky. I'm becoming more cape adjacent by the day. PS: you have the same piano as me.

Great to see you enjoyed Montreal - come back soon! The seaway is Montreal's gift to urban cycling for sure

Nice trip with the Brompton buddies 🤗

I wish I had a physically fit woman like you. My wife is morbidly obese, I am not.

I have a giant folding bike. Can't understand why almost all folders fold to the left, and leave the drivetrain exposed. That's one brilliant thing the brompton does, the chain is sandwicheb between the two wheels when folded. Why not fold to the right...? Also can't understand why the typical folder has the wheel axle nuts on the front and rear wheels meet when folded. It makes the folded bike like 2 inches wider. If the hinge was moved just a it forward or back, the axle nuts wouldn't meet. Thats the essence of the populatity of the Brompton. They think out and resolve all these little issues. Whereas the zizzos and giants of the world just say sod it, get the thing out the door of the factory as fast as possible :)

Other than the construction, it looked like a great trip! Thanks for sharing your rides!!!