Hi, we are base in UAE so we dont expect rain as the other countries, mudguards are 100% not needed over here as it rains 11 times a year, we dont use it for commuting but for weekends ride, as having as a recreation or a hobby you will notice even 100 grams on rides not only for Bromptons but for Road bikes and MTB as well, reflectors are good if you dont have a light which we always do as part of the requirements in UAE if you are cycling at night, which you can easily remove in the morning, that is why you dont see it in RB and MTB but visible in childrens bike, 10 kg of fat is not that easy to lose as it sounds, im trying to do it myself without success lol but yeah if you need those parts we are happy for you guys to retain it, the most important thing is we enjoy every moment in our two wheels machines!

Oh nice one, it looks much better right? Cool

MUCH better. I have a PLine as well and I’ve done similar to that too 😍

@@cegb551 do you recommend P or T if someone could only pick one?

Thanks dude

Oh yes, safety first thanks for reminding, we always use blinkers at night

It dawned on me after posting my comment that not all traffic laws are ubiquitous. But still... Thanks for sharing

That's quite a saving.

Hey Finn, we are in a region where rain fall comes 25 times a year, im a back pack peron as well but all of this trimming really depends on your ride preference the important thing is that you are happy with the setup

Hi Finn, do you have a guide for all the parts that has been replaced? I am on a quest to do the same and make an m6l sub 10kg. Great work :D

@@cocoyillo You are able to find titanium bolts and nuts from China, as a new titanium axle for the front, also the security parts for a Bromptons axles, not to be lost. And a titanium seat post in different length and versions. Also the seat clamps with wedges instead of the complicated original Brompton. I have a promise of a Chinese Stem post from carbon, as they also makes them from titanium (Expensive!). But new parts for the original brakes from titanium are easy to find. Finn

Thanks for the tip! We’ll apply that next time.

Hi Harry, Tubolitos comes with T line (presta) and in the new CHPT3 ver 4 (schrader) which you might need to your stock wheels, they are very light but they are not puncture proof so you still need to take care of your tires.

Thats a good suggestion Engjoo, I might do that when I change the chainring or crankset. Thanks!

Welcome David to our small channel, I can already see your enthusiasm for this project, we have all the titanium bolts replacements from TiParts, H&H Parts for T line including their new very lite brake levers and off course the very reliable Joseph Kuosac Carbon performance wheels please stay tuned!

@@781BromptonPremiumParts Thank you so much! I live in NYC in a small apartment. I don't know how to work on bicycles but I would love to get a Brompton T-Line someday. There's a bicycle shop a couple of blocks from me and they've fixed my kickscooters in the past. They are great people. T-Lines are sold out at the Brompton store in NYC but once they become available again, I would love to buy one. I would want to do all of your upgrades too? Do you have of a Brompton specialist in the U.S. who makes upgrades like you do? If I can get a custom Brompton T-Line, I can then have it tuned up at the store down in my neighborhood.

hey Athena, this is just to remove the fender, tried without removing the rear wheels but it doesn’t wotk.

Hi William, as per Brompton "We recommend that the weight of the rider, combined with any luggage should not exceed more than 110kgs (242 lbs, or 17 stone). The load on the front luggage carrier block and/or the rear rack should not be more than 10kg (22lbs or 1 stone) each." hope that answer your question.

the point is you still saved 400 grams when you peed that 400 grams of water lol

We have not upgraded it yet, we just remove the things that we dont really need, mudguards are not needed in Middle East where rain falls for almost 25 days a year, front carrying block will not be use as I am a backpack guy, reflectors are removed as we always use blinkers at night.

@@781BromptonPremiumParts Hey thanks for the reply,i've been to dubai several times ,in the summer it was sooooooo hot out doors !!! I wonder if you guys can still ride outside in those hot summer days ?

@@invisibility1987 we still ride either very early or very late, you are right summer is just way too hot specially in the afternoons.

Even if you have an LED blinkers? How does the road bike do it with reflectors? Lol

not if you are in UAE and with usb powered blinkers, have not seen road bikes with reflectors and they are on the road

Easy to say but you cant lose weight in 5 mins do you?

@@arvincruz Sure, take a shit before each ride

@@arvincruz work hard at it and you can, and save money on them burgers

@@karlmariewarren7187 thanks but I dont think this channel is for saving money lol, I will go and watch some workout if I want to do that.

How does that affect carrying weight again?

Usb blinkers dude!

Thanks Eddie

Oh dont worry we did and loose a lot but we want more on the bike now

Its a Brompton channel not “Calisthenics: Everything You Need To know” lol

That is exactly the point, you can remove the add ons that you dont need to make the bike lighter.

Because of the reflectors? Road bikes doesnt have one, as long as you have blinkers you are fine man

We are in Dubai, we dont have rains, helmet and blinkers are what you need to have.

Not everyone that owns a Brompton or T line lives in UK or use them as a commuter bike, some are like us that lives in Middle East that rain falls almost 24 times a year or sometimes no rains at all, so what is the use of mudguards for us? Reflectors are honestly ugly I know it is functional but we use blinkers powered lights that last very long, you need to charge maybe once a month, so we remove reflectors. We maybe uses our Bromptons differently from how you normally use it but the common thing is we both love our bikes, like us or for some, we use our Bromptons as a recreational or weekend ride, we want to have 4 speed instead of having a single speed, if Brompton offers customized purchases then we’ll have it removed from the factory right? We are free to chose what ever we want to do with our Bromptons like you do so please respect others preference. This channel is dedicated for Brompton upgrades and not for diet meal plans.