The Espresso is the bike for urban adventures: to the park on a sunny weekend; down the street for a lazy Sunday brunch; or to the market for some fresh penne, organic tomatoes, and a bottle of wine. The ergonomic saddle, ergonomic grips, and upright riding geometry make cruising around town fun and comfortable. We’ve even stashed a high capacity pump inside the seat post. The Espresso folds in seconds to stash away easily in a car trunk, your apartment, or on the bus.

Be nimble. be quick. be Jack! The Jack is designed to go at any pace you choose and to roll over anything in its path. Forget leaving your urban machine in that communal bike garage, getting nicked and scratched; keep it inside and safe. with you. That’s how it should be, right? Jack is designed around a beefy 7005 aluminum frame and phat Schwalbe Big Apple tires. The Jack has only 7 speeds to keep things simple, but enough gears for most anything you’re likely to encounter in the city. What kind of bike is this? It’s a human powered urban machine, Jack.
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For those who like to fly solo. The Cadenza Solo is equipped with a tight fixie/single-speed drivetrain. An eccentric bottom bracket delivers proper chain tension. The rear hub can be flip-flopped, so you can go fixed or single-speed, depending on your mood. The Cadenza looks and rides like a traditional bike but in less than 10 seconds, it’ll fold for easy transport or storage.

Life in the streets is about mobility and individuality. This sums up the new Cadenza perfectly. Compact road gearing and high pressure Conti tires take care of the mobility. Individuality comes by a frame built for customization: an eccentric bottom bracket allows you to switch to a hub gear or fixie; the frame is designed for V or disc brakes; the rear triangle accommodates tires up to 2.0”; and fender and rack braze-ons mean you can add just about any off-the-shelf accessories. Patented LockJaw” frame technology is so clean that you can barely tell the frame folds.

The all-new Matrix is a versatile bike that will take on anything you throw at it. Drop it down on the nastiest potholed roads and the hydraulically-damped fork smooths everything out. On tarmac, lock out the fork and you can hammer away efficiently. Slap some knobbies on and you can even take the Matrix off-road. For 2008, we’ve given the Matrix a brand new frame featuring LockJaw folding hinges: when locked down, the hinges are incredibly strong but virtually invisible so nobody will even know you’re on a folding bike.

 Smooth, effortless, graceful. that’s the dictionary definition of Glide, and it’s the perfect description of our favorite low-step folder. Instead of jumping in the car to get that trip to the local café for a baguette and a latté, grab a Glide and cruise the streets in European style. The UpRide frame geometry puts your body in a relaxed upright position – like you are walking, just a lot faster. You’ve never ridden a smoother, more comfortable bike. And when it comes time to fold, you’ll really appreciate how fast and small the Glide packs down.
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If your ride to work is less about sunny skies and smooth tarmac, and more about rain, grit and potholed roads, then take a look at the Cadenza P8. It’s custom-built for urban riding with Schwalbe’s legendary Big Apple tires and the smoothest shifting drivetrain on the planet – the Shimano Alfine. The 7005 aluminum frame is burly and stiff and even up close you can barely tell that it folds. But fold it does, in less than 10 seconds when you need to stash it in your closet or take it on the bus.