Dahon Boardwalk 6

Pros: Good quality folding bike for the money. Great traveling bike!
Cons: Saddles could be a little more comfortable.

When we turned in our Starcraft popup for a Sunline travel trailer, we encountered a new problem: how to carry along bicycles. I wasn't crazy about the idea of taking up all the space in my truck bed for bikes, and the rear bumper of the trailer isn't ...

Pros: rides well; quality components; good value
Cons: not as portable as some; ongoing problem with hinge

I use a 2004 Boardwalk (my second - the first was stolen when a few weeks old) to commute at each end of my daily train journey into London. For the price, the componentry and build quality is excellent. It rides very well too. I have removed the ...

Pros: Good frame geometry, includes rack, well built, good components, folds.
Cons: Exceeds airline size limits without disassembly, limited gearing ratios, nonadjustable handlebar stem.

I recently purchased a Dahon Boardwalk 6 in order to bike while traveling. Airlines started charging $80 to take a full-sized, boxed bicycle, which is an expensive hassle. The Dahon Boardwalk is the least-expensive alternative to a full-sized bike. ...

Pros: Good value, nice-riding bike, folds quickly and easily
Cons: Not geared for steep hill climbing. Not small enough for air travel.

I primarily ride a BikeE, a recumbent bike, but sometimes it's just too much hassle to take it with ...

Pros: A very comfortable user-friendly commuter bike that folds in seconds
Cons: Quite heavy

Living in the San Francisco Bay Area I have the option to avoid driving to work by taking BART, our regional public transit system. BART is fast and comfortable, but does not allow full-size bikes in its cars during rush hour. This is a problem if you do...