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Blow out sale on Dahon Folding Bikes!

January 31, 2013

Dahon has authorized a blow-out sale on some of their top folding bike models: the IOS S9, Vector X27h, Mu N  360, and Vector P8.   The supply of these discounted models is limited so don’t wait, these will go fast.  Really fast. Let’s check out the bikes: The IOS S9 Folding Bike The Dahon [...]

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The Newbie’s Guide to Space-Savings Bikes in NYC

January 24, 2013

New York City. Bam. We’re here. The eagle has landed. The chickens have come home to roost. Other idioms pertinent to arriving in a new destination. When I decided to move to New York I knew that I was going to be doing a lot of biking. In Seattle I gallivanted all over the area [...]

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Most unique folding bikes of 2012

January 22, 2013

2013 is underway and we’re busy preparing for the new year, updating our website, processing new orders, and contemplating many new and exciting developments for the shop.  But before we look too far ahead, let’s take a moment and reflect on some of the highlights from the last year.  2012 was a year of growth [...]

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Forward Folding bikes: what’s new in 2013!

January 10, 2013

Happy New Year!!! We did it, in the face of Mayan prophesies and fiscal cliffs, another year lived out to the fullest in gusto, exuberance, and a dash of charm. We missed you during the break, but at long last we’re back from the holidays and ready for an exciting new year of folding bikes, [...]

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NYCeWheels on holiday. See you January 9th!

December 21, 2012

Every year NYCeWheels closes shop for the winter holidays – from Dec 25th through January 8th.  After a year of working hard, this is our chance to take a break, visit family, spend our time obsessing about folding bikes, each in our own unique ways.  To usher in the Christmas spirit, I decided to ask [...]

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The BionX Paratrooper: an Electric Folding Mountain Bike.

December 15, 2012

One of the nice things about working in a specialty shop like NYCeWheels is that I get to see, up close, how new technology  creates new possibilities for riders.  Never before have we seen bikes of such versatility.  Our bikes are no longer just mountain bikes or road bikes or ultra portable folding bikes;  no [...]

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The Tern Verge S11i has it all

December 11, 2012

Often I’ve been told that life is about compromise.  You can’t have your cake and eat it too, they say.  You scratch my back I’ll scratch yours.  Trying to decide on the perfect bike almost always results in some kind of negotiation.    You want a folding bike that folds up to the smallest dimensions [...]

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Montague Navigator – Full size folding bicycle video review

December 7, 2012

The Montague Navigator is really a full size folding bike. What I mean is, it’s a regular bicycle with 700c wheels and normal bike parts but it also happens to fold in half for convenient storage and transportation. The advantages of a full size folding bike are pretty huge in the realm of ride quality. [...]

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The Montague Navigator: a full sized folding road-bike

December 6, 2012

The Montague folding bike collection features some of the most unique and versatile folding bikes out there.  The majority of folders on the market cater to general everyday needs.  They are portable, great for commuting, easy to store— bikes for the everyday biker who needs something dependable to ride to the office that will conveniently [...]

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Inside the Montague Paratrooper Video

November 27, 2012

Our latest Video Review focuses on one of my personal favorites, the original Montague Paratrooper folding bike. Last week Peter, who you may recognize as the star of many past NYCeWheels Videos, and Bert, store owner/remote-control helicopter pilot, took the Montague Paratrooper out to Randall’s Island to film the new video. If you’ve never been, [...]

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