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I got my motor bike going today. I spent the afternoon bombing around in the woods and terrorizing the neighbors what a hoot !


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I got my motor bike going today. I spent the afternoon bombing around in the woods and terrorizing the neighbors what a hoot !

I had that bike (minus motor) as a kid..
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Its a montgomery ward or a sears I forget. it still had the sticker on it down by the crank but it fell off
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Its a montgomery ward or a sears I forget. it still had the sticker on it down by the crank but it fell off
Mine was a "Monky Wards", with Green fenders
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Helix - The World's Best Folding Bike

Titanium folding bike. 24" wheels. Disk brakes. 1x10 drive train. Folds almost as small as a Brompton. Made in Canada. $1600. 20.5 lb.

I'm thinking: longer stem, drop bars, brifters, front derailleur, double crank and you've got a folding road bike. Enough carbon bits and it can probably weigh 18 lb. Really go to town with the SRAM wireless shifters, 24" carbon rims, and 24" tubulars.
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I want this.

Helix - The World's Best Folding Bike

Titanium folding bike. 24" wheels. Disk brakes. 1x10 drive train. Folds almost as small as a Brompton. Made in Canada. $1600. 20.5 lb.

I'm thinking: longer stem, drop bars, brifters, front derailleur, double crank and you've got a folding road bike. Enough carbon bits and it can probably weigh 18 lb. Really go to town with the SRAM wireless shifters, 24" carbon rims, and 24" tubulars.
Impressive project. Tough getting the weight down with any folder. 24" makes it doable for some trail riding.

Have a 20" folder with its twitchy handling. Made some mods to fit as a full size bike and yet its heavier than a regular bike.

My first though on this Helix ti folder was going belt drive then read the FAQ:


Due to the fact that the chain length expands and contracts when folding, it is not currently an option. Helix uses a modern chain drive with hollow links that is lightweight, durable and highly efficient.
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Hmm, no possibility of chain tensioner with belt drive? They have single speed and IGH models, so must have a way to take up chain slack.

I really wish the folder companies would turn their attention to incorporating drop bars in the fold. The only drop bar folder I know of is the Bike Friday.
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I want this.

Helix - The World's Best Folding Bike

Titanium folding bike. 24" wheels. Disk brakes. 1x10 drive train. Folds almost as small as a Brompton. Made in Canada. $1600. 20.5 lb.

I'm thinking: longer stem, drop bars, brifters, front derailleur, double crank and you've got a folding road bike. Enough carbon bits and it can probably weigh 18 lb. Really go to town with the SRAM wireless shifters, 24" carbon rims, and 24" tubulars.
i like it!! dont think i would ever need a folder. i searched quickly, didnt see any price predictions..any info?

being in Portland..have you ever driven by SpeedVagen? if i pooped cash..i would so own one..or two.
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Dang Byron - that is going to be one sweet ride!

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Byron,

Nice ride. Just needs some aero wheels!
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Latest update to the bike. Reynolds Strike SLG carbon wheels. Have Bontrager R3 tires on it now but have 2 sets of Continental GP4000 tires for future.

Significant difference in ride quality with the new wheels. They also did change the turn in characteristics of the bike and they do seem to maintain speed better. Can't say if there has been any significant difference in climbing.

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Byron- any collector value, early production?




Nice survivor, some, to bad they swapped out to a lower quality stem & the saddle is cracked.
Not huge value, as it is the base model Goose, but some kid drooled over that in 1978 because & Red-Line, Torker or Cooks Bros was a pipe dream.
I have a few Geese in my Flock, wouldn't mind another
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I'm not riding right now due to lack of time.

I have my Soma Smoothie size 60 gloss white with an IRD carbon for. the groupset is an 11 spd Campy Athena group with Alloy controls and Crank. Wheelset is a set of Kinlin rms laced up to a set of custom American hubs from a defunct company called C4.

I would say that the bike has less than 300 miles on it but 2 of my sons have ridden it and scratched it up.

I would like to get $600 for it

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