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Good point! For me I need a folder for my commute to the station (3miles one way). Therefore, it should be a folder I can carry onto trains. Weight is another aspect. I will already be carrying my laptop and would want the bike reasonable light - although I am open to folders which you can roll...

Thank you! I will check the Velomini out!

Thank you so much @Lancslass . This is a wonderful analysis. I liked your opinion related to the wheel size and traffic conditions. Luckily where I live it's not very hilly and we've got lots of cycle paths. I completely missed researching on the gears and your insight is very helpful. I see...

Dear Forum members, My search for an affordable folding pedelec goes on. I have recently read about "Beat Bikes" and KwikFold pro. Both seem to be within my price-range, foldable and not too heavy. Link to Beat Bikes: http://www.beatbikes.com/about/ Link to KwikFold pro...

Thanks for letting me know. I'll check at the station and GWR

Interesting! But would this not be in the high-end folding e-bike category, i.e very expensive?

I can compromise on price, i.e. increase my budget say up to £1200

Parking at the station is an option but my first preference would be to carry the bike.

Hello forum users, I'm new to this forum and I'm here looking cor advice. I'm currently looking for an folding e-bike, low weight and under £800. It's for my commute to the train station every working day. I do have to carry a laptop though. Any recommendations?

Looks like the A-bike is not really as good as it seems. One question, what would you say to someone who has to carry a laptop for his commute? If I wear a laptop rucksack, would the A-bike be unstable? I am thinking that it might pivot backwards.