>>1980363>Please list "other modern folders".Not the other Anon but I've been thinking about buying a Vello (Rocky Titanium pictured) for daytrips and vacations by interrail this year. Not quite as compact and lightweight as a Brompton, possibly not even the secondary choice for daily public transport commuting, let alone the first, but a large amount of intercompatibility and seems a hell of a lot sturdier and more bike-like to ride than most foldies. Off the shelf gearing and shifting, off the shelf disc brakes, off the shelf seat, off the shelf 406 (20 inch) wheels, not sure what the maximum clearance is but they sell with tires up to 47mm (1.75), can install off the shelf handlebars if you so desire, front bag mount compatible with Brompton bag clip or with a detachable front rack of their own design, an exactly fitting frame bag is also available. They sell it with different derailleurs or an Alfine or Rohloff, with or without a hub motor, with a steel or titanium frame, and with a gravel drop bar or a sectional handlebar of their own design. People biketour on this thing, it comes across as seriously dependable and confidence-inspiring.
