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My Airnimal: Mark’s Joey Folding Gravel-Camper-Commuter
This is the first in our new series on custom Airnimals, kicking off with our new Product Manager, Mark’s new Joey.
For Great Fun Cycling Look at an Electric Bike!
Add-on e-assists for bicycles are becoming increasingly sophisticated. They are reliable, offer excellent mileage between charges and, in giving a controlled boost as required, can be transformative in many riding situations. We’ve been riding a number of different systems and whilst the electric bike landscape is changing fast, we have decided on two systems that […]
Joey with SRAM 1×11 transmission
The SRAM 1x transmission systems are ideal for performance folding bikes. The single front chainring simplifies folding/packing, whilst minimising the risk of damage to the transmission, and the wide range cassette allows a typical road bike range. The Joey in the picture features a SRAM Rival groupset and will make an exciting addition to our […]
New Mudguard Toggle for the Joey.
A new fitting to facilitate release and re-installation of the mudguard stays when folding the Joey commute bike with full mudguards in place.
New Joey commuting and touring rack
The new ‘Joey Rack’ is designed for the commuting cyclist, but works equally well for loaded bike tourists or day riders where a pannier or panniers are going to be used.
Custom lightweight Joey
Joey roadbike featuring a custom paint job and lightweight carbon fork.
Winter riding tips for Airnimal
Winter riding suggestions for Airnimal folding bikes
Storing a folding bike at work!
Novel solution for secure storage of a folding bike for work.
Probably the largest ever gathering of Airnimals
In 2010 Airnimal celebrated its tenth anniversary with a weekend of riding and eating.
Rush Hour Commute – Cambridge to Kings Cross
Regular train commuter, Mark Smith, needed to gain some time on his commute so he could spend more time with his family. He’s written an interesting case study of his experiences with different bike and folding bike based solutions.
