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April 12, 2013 - 8:51 am M.

Lombardi Sports also carries a lot of bikes. Polk near Jackson

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- April 12, 2013 - 11:14 am i love biking SF
  
  Thanks M.! The list of bicycle shops and rentals has been updated with Lombardi Sports.
  
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January 6, 2015 - 10:30 am rolfepope

Thanks for your comment on using a Tern Airporter Mini with a Brompton Bike.

I did not see, or I missed it, but did you just fold the pedals, or take them off.

As to the seat post, are you able to keep the seat post inside the bag with your Brompton Bike?

One last question. Did you have any extra padding like form rubber on each side of the bike when you put it the bag.

I just got a Brompton Bike over the weekend. I a tired of taking my Tern Link C7 apart and putting it back together when I travel.

Thanks again, and I look foreword to your reply.

Rolfe Pope

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January 6, 2015 - 8:33 pm Chris

Hi Rolfe,

Yes, I just fold the pedals and remove the saddle. Tighten the hinge clamp and that’s it. I have traveled this way many times, and the only issue I have is that the rear fender bends a little bit but you just move it back with a push. I usually have folded clothing in there on top, which may help. Make sure to tighten the straps (that come with the luggage) and leave a note for the TSA to re-strap after they search it. It happened once to me, and ever since I have that note, I haven’t seen it un-strapped anymore.

I am planning on writing a post on traveling with a Brompton in the next week or so, and this time it’s wrapped up in a bag only, and no damage was done.

Best.

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January 6, 2015 - 11:19 pm Rolfe Pope

What about just taking your bike as carry on. And just put it in the overhead luggage are?

Thanks.

Rolfe Pope

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- January 7, 2015 - 8:31 pm Chris
  
  I tried a couple of times, and they wouldn’t let me pass. However, these were international flights (and maybe airlines specific) and they are usually more strict from my experiences.
  
  I will give more details in my next post.
  
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February 12, 2015 - 8:21 am Rolfe Pope

I just got a Brompton H6L with the Extending Saddle Post (ESP). The ESP removes very quickly, and the my H6L easily fits into my Tern Airporter Mini (TAM). I showed this to Tim of Bikes@Vienna, and he was so impressed that he took a couple of pictures on my bike in the TAM. I will be taking my first trip to South America in March with the H6L in the TAM, and am not expecting any problem. Previously, I have taken a bike in the TAM on both American Airlines and Alaska Airlines, and did not have any trouble checking the bike. Today, I will be putting a post on my blog on placing a H6L inside a TAM.

If I see someone else in a airport one of these days with a TAM, maybe it will be you.

Happy travels.

Rolfe Pope

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- February 12, 2015 - 10:57 pm Chris
  
  Hahahaha…yes.
  
  Happy travels to you, too!
  
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March 8, 2016 - 12:39 pm Ricardo Marin

Does anyone know any good resources for posting info on a stolen bike in the Bay?

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