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Question: Does it comes with the rack at the back?
Document: I bought this bike a few months ago and have been nothing but happy with it. It was tough choosing the right folding bike since there are so many on the market and I don't know much about bikes at all - but am very happy I went with this one.Pros:1. Great feel to the ride2. Comfortable3. Internal gear is smooth and has less potential to cause issues with all the folding/unfolding4. Chain guard really comes in handy5. Also includes fenders and rack.Cons:1.
We loved them and we loved riding.We retired to Florida and soon after my husband lost his battle to brain cancer. I was devastated and biking was the last thing on my mind. When I finally decided to get back to biking I found getting on and off my Trek (which wasn't a step thru) was an accident waiting to happen. (It had been four years and I'd developed some loss of control in my left leg due to a back problem and surgery.)
No, I'm not pushing Treks....I'm letting you know that I've experienced quality in a bike and know it when I see it.DAHON, I LOVE YOU! Every concern and problem I had about biking again is solved!! This bike folds easily, fits like a charm in the back of my little Kia Soul (without having to fold down the seats) and at about 30 pounds is a snap to lift in and out of the car.But that's all frosting on the cake!
I received my bike in two days, took it to my bike dealer for assembly and received it back within another two days. The techs at the bike store were impressed with the quality and the ride. Not having been on a bike for several years and with some hesitation I finally took it out for a spin today.....I LOVE IT!!! I'm a 'young 70 widow', 5'5", 130 pounds, not a weight lifter by any means but relatively strong.
Takes a little practice to fold (got down to 20 seconds from my initial 2 min)I saw other reviews comparing this to the Shadow - this being harder to fold and heavier, etc. Not sure if the 2 are really comparable (if the reviewer was talking about the Shadow Uno) - this one is 7 gears, internal hub, fenders, and rack (all missing from Uno Shadow).
Bike is the Navy version, 2013 model. Looks exactly like what's in the picture, and the bungee strap for the rack is also included. The bike came folded in a box. It wasn't padded very well, but the metal was covered with cardboard so there weren't any scratches even though the box had a few holes where the pedal mount poked through. As far as assembly goes, all I had to do was remove the packaging and install one of the pedals. Everything else was ready to go.
The gears shift like butter, the ride is VERY comfortable and comparable to my Trek 7900 which road like the Cadillac of bikes. The gearing takes on hills like a charm and has me excited about tackling some serious riding in addition to just tooling around the neighborhood.The Dahon Vitesse D7HG comes with all the extras I was looking for: a carrier, fenders with mud guards, a chain guard, a kick-up stand, and an enclosed tire pump in the handle bar stem.
You won't be sorry!Once again, I LOVE MY DAHON!! !
This bike is OK, but you need at least 20 s to fold it.
The build appears rugged. I'm hoping after the initial struggles, it will sort itself out. That leads me to my lady gripe:Dahon has no real user info on their website. The user forum is gone, replaced by a lame Facebook fan page which isn't much use, unless you're a fanboy looking for some likes. The user manual s mostly about riding safely. The service manual covers several models, but doesn't indicate which is which.
Answer: yes