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For a more accurate spec of this bike bickertonportables.co.uk/bik…ry/
The review on the Very website suggests it maybe the 18" frame.... (edited)
The review on the Very website suggests it maybe the 18" frame.... (edited)
Unfortunately, this deal has expired 10 January 2023.
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Posted 16 December 2022
Bickerton Docklands 1824 Country Folding Bike 26 Inch £375.99 + £3.99 Delivery @ Very
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Item number QEKPJ1Z
Bickerton Docklands 1824 Country 26 Inch
The Docklands 1824 Country is Bickerton's 26" folding bike, using the FBL joint and SRAM components. The outcome is a lightweight solid performing folding bike ready for the everyday commuting abuse.
The Docklands 1824 Country Folding Bike uses FBL joint and SRAM components. The outcome is a lightweight solid performing folding bike ready for everyday commuting.
Perfect for convenince and style, the Bickerton Docklands 1824 Country Foldable Bike is great for those travelling into work with its convenient storage and easy transportation due to its built in FBL joint and SRAM folding mechanism. With 26” wheels for less rolling resistance and v-brakes to keep riders in control. Included is a kickstand to keep your bike upright when at a halt. Fitted with a 24 Speed Gear system, allowing you to maintain comfortable pedalling speed regardless of terrain.
Taken from the Costco website for the features, as this is the spec of I believe costco.co.uk/Spo…788
Features:
Item number QEKPJ1Z
Bickerton Docklands 1824 Country 26 Inch
The Docklands 1824 Country is Bickerton's 26" folding bike, using the FBL joint and SRAM components. The outcome is a lightweight solid performing folding bike ready for the everyday commuting abuse.
- Hi Tensile Steel Frame
- Suspension Fork
- Steel V-Brakes
- Padded saddle for comfort
The Docklands 1824 Country Folding Bike uses FBL joint and SRAM components. The outcome is a lightweight solid performing folding bike ready for everyday commuting.
Perfect for convenince and style, the Bickerton Docklands 1824 Country Foldable Bike is great for those travelling into work with its convenient storage and easy transportation due to its built in FBL joint and SRAM folding mechanism. With 26” wheels for less rolling resistance and v-brakes to keep riders in control. Included is a kickstand to keep your bike upright when at a halt. Fitted with a 24 Speed Gear system, allowing you to maintain comfortable pedalling speed regardless of terrain.
Taken from the Costco website for the features, as this is the spec of I believe costco.co.uk/Spo…788
Features:
- 24 gear speed system
- 18" docklands alloy frame with convenient folding mechanism
- Comfort padded saddle
- 26" tyres give excellent grip on surfaces
- Powerful v brakes provide performance stopping power
- Fitted kickstand
- Velo grips
- Adjustable stem
- Frame: 18" folding alloy
- Brakes: V brake
- Tyres: 26" Schwalbe Big Apple
- Saddle: Comfort saddle
- Seatpost: Alloy
- Weight: 13.9 kg
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Edited by sotv, 16 December 2022
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chunkyboymaniaAbsolute bargain... I own this bike and I believe it normally retails around £800
Sulphur.ManConsidering the wheel size, 13.9kg is not that heavy. 24 speeds is a bit OTT though. Have some heat.
ArthurDent1There's not really anything wrong with this bike, I just don't see the point.
If you want a folding bike for a similar budget there are several 20" wheel bikes that makes more sense because they fold a lot smaller.
If you want a mountain bike then you'd be much better off with something that doesn't fold. Again, there have been several offers to choose from around this price.
If you just want a bike for leisure/commuting, a hybrid would make more sense than something that folds unnecessarily.
It's not a BSO, I'm just struggling to come up with a reason for its existence.
Lilly12worst bike ive ever seen
GreasecakeCool
nemo59Bickerton is a famous name with regard to bicycles?ArthurDent1Yes, but they've gone bust and the name has changed hands several times since then. There are a lot of once great brand names that are now meaningless.
It's an 18" aluminium frame with a steel fork, NOT a steel frame.