I'm so pleased to see that you and your Brompton only travel first class 🙂🙂

You looked great in your office attire.

Hello, I am sure this video is going to be super helpful to lots of people for many years to come... Great stuff... Take care. Paul,,

So HAPPY to see this video. I was upset with my P-Line … wanted to sell it. But now, I will fix it. I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS, all of them. ❤

I haven’t got a Brompton but I thoroughly enjoy you videos. Thanks

Hallelujah! You have eased my life a lot by giving this news to the P-Line public.

I love your videos! So informative and best of all entertaining! We need girls like you over here in the States! ❤

Finally I understood how it is possible to keep the P-line folded even with the seatpost half way up. I wonder whether this block could be retrofitted to the old C-line as well.

How I needed this video a few months ago. Thanks for taking the time to make this vid.

You looked great missing your train 😂

Extra upvote for those great shoes!

A missed train is bad, especially given how few run an hour through Sunningdale these days plus great cycling 👠 as well

All joking aside, these videos are really useful.

Back with another one of those block rockin' turns

Now I know what the problem is!!!!! Thanks so much.

As an owner of a now outdated, oldtimer, 2019 SuperlightM6LXBrompton (For now close to 9 kilos, even with my mudguards on my bike (I'm a Dane)! Try to beat that with a T line, for double the price and less gears! Okay, I have changed much to titanium, along the way, adding to its high price, but still with 2 gears more for extremely steep roads!). But my locking system works every time, if wanted (I also have a position for constantly being unlocked)!!! But I have an elastic, black Velcro band round the frame and inside the wheel also, for security when folded, which I leave on the bikes frame during ordinary use also. No problem! Finn. Denmark 😄

Wow, I've been looking for this for a few weeks, didn't know why it happened to me

I have learnt something! Adjusted my T Line. The standard e-hook should also be adjustable. I have an after-market arriving soon that will remove "the gap" (pardon the pun).

Nice video. I like technical content when you focus on one aspect of Bromptons. However, if you were a proper commuter in London, you’d have been wearing trainers to catch the train! 😊

Very useful again.

Excellent! Thank you!

Perfect timing

What an absolute faff. I’ve never had a problem with my older Brompton unfolding thank to that wee plastic hook that goes around the chain stay.

Hi, really cool video thanks. I'm buying a P line at the end of the month, could you please do a video showing how to adjust the four gears please?

looking very dashing in the suit :) only issue i have with my p-line to date is the free hub is too loud !

I noticed this problem when I first got my p-line back a year ago. Then I added a spacer to the screw so that it would both tighten and hold the seatpost in place (added 1-2g of weight of course😗)

my brompton P line ‘s locking block is too close even when I fully rotated adjust volt. what should i do? it keeps bumping everytime i put down sitpost ..

Lovely

0:02 😍that outfit!!!!

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Yeah. I was carefully holding my folded P-line for months in fear of unfolding it accidentally. 10 minutes at a Brompton shop solved it.

The future... who knows? It is very intriguing that third cable capacity. The P Line triangle doesn't have the two welded points necessary for the standard chain pusher underneath and the derailleur spring above, so it cannot use the old/standard derailleur gears, so it is not compatible with standard 2/6 speed. But the P triangle does have the cable pulley fitting welded/brazed on so you could use a regular hub, so you can use a P Line with hub gearing as long as you route the cable through the stopping block. So you wonder... at some point in the future is there going to be a bike that uses the P Line triangle and hub gearing and will there be a 2-speed version of the 4-speed derailleur so use alongside a hub... so, possibly a six-speed bike with a P Line triangle... why, I don't know, when you can use a superlight titanium triangle and existing C Line derailleur+hub setup, but it's pretty tantalising, some kind of hybrid next generation P Line...?

Probably not very practical shoes for riding a Brompton (or any bike) but they do look great!

Ok, cheeky confession. Though a tinkering geek, I clicked on this video because of those calves.. 😅🤭

I'm curious as whether the usual road vibrations will gradually losen the bolt so it would need to be regularly readjusted?

Great video. I have no interest in bikes folding or non but liked it

Sounds like the train is laughing at you at 0:15 🤣

Fabulous legs, btw.

aah, that explains why I'm struggling to get the seat post down, I thought it was just me being a plumb

Is this on the 2022 model? I’m having a similar issue

How did that make you miss your train ? The carriage was empty, so just carry it on half folded and fold it back up when you were on.

nice classy heels! Can you ride the bike with them?

So let me get this right, Brompton have changed something and made it worse?

All that crust of the sand stuck in the bolt when adjusting😆

Riding in that skirt?! Seriously?! Lol

I cannot adjust the screw that easily… it takes a lot of force..

Another informative video, not sure about the acting though 😂😂. Ps Brompton must be watching, they posted a tyre video before you, a few days ago, but it's dreadful in comparison, mumbling man & poor sound quality & poorly edited & poor explanations, nice to see you are back, get the tyre video done 👍

I've been riding this bike for about a month kzfaq.infoUgkxwC0IIeIomGQVeBWg-kKJaToZkLEFIA2W and a half now and I think it's fantastic. It helps me get to work on time every day since I'm able to fit it inside of public transportation rush hour. The price is great too, people are always shocked when they ask me how much I paid for the fold up and I tell them "200". It's easy to fold and installation when it ships is insanely easy. All you have to install when the bike arrives is one foot pedal, everything else is done for you. I do recommend you carry some sort of wrench to tighten any loose screws on the handle bar and seat whenever they get a little bit loose. Other than that I think it's a fantastic bike. Easily fits in the home, can fit inside a car trunk and can even fit in subway rush hour.

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