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Ultralight Folding Bicycle That Assembles in Just One Second Is Revolutionizing the Market

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 16/11/2022 at 13:06

Science and Technology

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French Company Develops Ultra Light and Compact Folding Bicycle. The Decathlon Fold Light 1 Second Weighs Only 12 kg and Can Carry Up to 100 kg.

The Decathlon has a new promise to bring a new bicycle that, in one second, with just one button, is ready to be used. The vehicle, named Decathlon Fold Light 1 Second, is designed for those who seek an easy-to-handle, easy-to-use, and easy-to-store vehicle anywhere in the city. The new bicycle from Decathlon is designed for a seamless transition between pedestrian and cyclist roles.

Folding Bicycle Weighs Only 12 kg

YouTube video — *FOLD LIGHT 1 second – Disclosure*

Being super light and foldable, the Decathlon Fold Light 1 second can be folded by pressing just one button. A patented automatic hinge locking system ensures that there is no need to fiddle with levers.

This only happens when unfolding the bicycle. To prioritize user safety, since no one wants the vehicle to fold automatically during the ride, when folding, it is essential to do it manually. It takes a few seconds, but the company assures that the process is equally easy and quick. Another feature that promises to gain many fans for the new folding bicycle, aiming to be a great proposal for urban mobility, is the fact that it is extremely compact and light.

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Company Creates Folding Electric Bicycle

In addition to the Decathlon Fold Light 1 Second in the French market, the toy brand Radio Flyer, which previously developed a unique item alongside Tesla, is also expanding its activities into another sector, electric bicycles. The company has developed a folding electric bicycle called the Flyer Folding Cargo.

The vehicle weighs 24 kg and features a reinforced rack integrated with the rear frame, enhancing its strength and allowing it to carry more load than other models. According to the company, just the rear support of the bicycle can hold 36 kg, allowing it to carry a child without any issues, for example. The frame has a maximum capacity of 100 kg, which means a total useful load capacity of 136 kg.

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According to the company, various precise impact tests were conducted to ensure that the technology is as safe as possible. In addition to aesthetics, providing a futuristic look to the vehicle, the empty space can also be used to transport items, such as a backpack, for example.

The company created a bag designed specifically for this area. The wheels also feature light signals, LEDs, turn signals, and brake lights that turn on when the day gets cloudy or at nightfall.

Ultralight Folding Bicycle That Assembles in Just One Second Is Revolutionizing the Market

French Company Develops Ultra Light and Compact Folding Bicycle. The Decathlon Fold Light 1 Second Weighs Only 12 kg and Can Carry Up to 100 kg.

Folding Bicycle Weighs Only 12 kg

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