Something like thisSomething to keep in the car basically, to ride 10 miles into town.
this one (£675)does:Hi
You would probably struggle to find a crank drive which folds. There are several compact crank drives but no aware of a folding crank drive due to where the motor is (I am sure someone on here will know if there is one). Alternatively there are a number of hub drive bikes which fold.
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AVE filed for bankruptcy. They were intended to be rescued to continue trading, but now the Pantherwerke company due to do that has also failed.Is there anything like the ave-mh7 that folds in half? Tried to access their website to no avail.
You may not have seen my added links and comment.Flecc - actually latest is only one part of the company failed (there are two parts). The other half will continue and will buyout AVE as planned.
No I had seen the news which is why I sought clarification at the time. This gets complicated because there are two Pantherwerke companies but I have been assured the one taking over AVE is going nowhere.You may not have seen my added links and comment.
It was Pantherwerke that were supposed to rescue them according to the rumour mill and they've also failed now, per my second link.
I've seen nothing published to the contrary? I hope you are right.
That's good news then, I'm surprised Bike Europe hasn't picked that up.No I had seen the news which is why I sought clarification at the time. This gets complicated because there are two Pantherwerke companies but I have been assured the one taking over AVE is going nowhere.
Know-how transfer
The tie-up between Hero Cycles and MIFA ranges from market access to production efficiencies. The link would allow MIFA to source frames and semi-manufactured bikes from Hero Cycles that could be fully assembled at Sangerhausen for sale in European markets. Opportunities also could arise from a know-how transfer, particularly of the automated production techniques that allow MIFA to produce around 5,000 bikes and e-bikes per day at a unit cost of around € 18.