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Hello Montague,
In all the photos, including the guy jumping out of the plane, and in the “how to fold” video, the front wheel is always shown as together with the rear wheel when the bike is folded. How is the front wheel attached to the folded bike? If the front wheel is Not intrinsically attached, is there a recommended device or method to keep the front wheel together with the folded bike as a single unit, without damaging either?
Thanks for your help.
Best Regards,
Charles
All Montague bikes include a strap on the handlebar that can be used to secure the bike in the folded position and hold the front wheel in place. When riding, the strap wraps around the handlebar out of the way.