We made a mistake when fitting the rear reflector (or dynamo light in our case) - the brackets should be under the rack with the bolts screwing in from the top! Thanks for pointing out our error!

Brompton lore states that pizza boxes are to be loaded on the rack, DIAGONALLY! This prevents heel strike!

I have just successfully installed the rack - your video made this relatively straightforward, thank you so much! Pizza for tea tonight!!

I'd love to be a fly on the wall in the Brompton marketing dept. It must be a scream🤣🤣🤣

Racks add a lot of stability for train commuters. I have installed these on several Bromptons including the electric I have now. One thing I noticed was the you put the dynamo light bracket on top of the rack rather than underneath and having the button head screws be recessed in rack top. I put the brackets underneath the rack because I needed every millimetre of cabling length from the rear light to make it fit properly without straining the light connections. 15:17

Lovely teamBritain on the wall in the background!

A dedicated front block mount frame for pizzas would be handy in conjunction with an insulated pizza bag.

Nice video btw.

The determination of getting a 🍕 pizza is unwavering. 😅 I would try instance noodles 🍜 instead.

Thank you for the Video it was helpful but maybe you put a notice in the video for the wrong light installation. I was freaking out because my cable was a few millimeters to short to fit and I gave up. Later I read the comments and my problem was solved....

Looks like you still have that 39T chainring; especially handy if you're riding around with that pizza in a hilly area. 🍕😋

Another good one.... I find the bag on the front meets all my carrying needs for now...

Once again the best informative video for Bromptons. Does Brompton sell the concave washers?

Great, but if I can give an advice, it's better to fix the dynamo cable on the inside bar of the rack.

I managed to fit my rack without removing the wheel. The mudguard bolt near the rear sprocket can be left in place (If you have mudguards fitted in the first place that is!) A brake block needs to be removed to get the wheel out.

The small, original wheels are - mostly useless and only to make the customers buy larger versions, preferably from Brompton! But I bought my second and third sets as Nicely Made, special wheels from Asia, with spokes and a fitting color! I have two Titanium carriers ready for my now much modified, 2019 SuperlightM6LXBrompton (for now 8,5 kilo, and still falling, in spite of my Mudguards, as a "Rainy Dane"!!!), but I have never felt a need to add them to the bike, as I prefer the bag in front, to be removed, when not needed! I also use frame-locking wheels with a - stop bolt, not to be able to unscrew and loose them by accident (as I did once in a wood, when trying to reach my "toolset" in the frame)! I will never more stand looking at the thick layer of leaves in the bottom and wonder: Where did my "bolt" end up? But I have a titanium bolt and "Carbon stop-disc" on my bike for less weight, as well as most other, original looking - discs, nuts, axle and bolts on my bike + some extra brake parts, looking like the original brakes (I still need to change a few bolts, as Brompton seems to have constantly changed sizes of brake parts during the years, just for the fun of it, or what was available from the Factory producing them?). I assume that also the most early Bromptons was able to brake? I hope to be able to reach close to 8 kilo, when finished, and still with my mudguards on my bike! Finn. Denmark

Any plans for the used rear mudguard?

Nice video thanks. Are the rack sacks/bags transferable or compatible between the standard and advanced rack? Thanks!

Wonder why Brompton rear mudguard sits on the horizontal brace? I always find that it deforms the mudgard a little. The mudguard can go just below the that part of the rear triangle and it wouldn’t interfere with wheel rotation but will keep the frame clean and possibly prevent rust.

Could you please make a video about changing the brake pads and adjusting the brakes correctly? I always watch your videos when I modify something on my Brompton, a video about this is missing. I replaced the pads on my C-Line last weekend and am now wondering whether the rear brake should apply itself when folded😄 Greetings from Germany!

Easy wheels FTW

I haven't googled this yet but i wonder if theres a flat, square sort of rack that clips into the front of the bike on the bag mount thing - if the rack were pizza sized then perfect for your task and you can keep an eye on it too. I lost bread, a hat and a tomato off my rack over the rear wheel while cycling in France without me noticing.

best way to transport a pizza is to rotate the box by 45 degrees

I'm pretty sure that's not how you mount the rear light/reflector bracket, I believe the brackets sit under the rack and the bolts/screws go down from above

Ha ha, i like it . If you don't need it again just throw it away. Nicely videod'd ( new word ) . Why are pizzas round and pizza boxes always square ?

Enjoy your video's, but why fit a rack when the pizza is free delivery..

Nice Rack , Never eaten a pizza before , if I got a rack do I have to start eating pizza ? Very limited menu. Song = I Like Eating Pizza = Jack Cavannaugh .

What about the new Brompton P and T 12?

Can we use the c line rack to P line 12 speed?

I'm thinking Pizza size would be dictated by heel clearance on the back stroke......

Did you not get heel strike on the pizza box?