Dahon Folding Bikes
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What's so special about Dahons? They're foldable and that means versatile. You can easily carry your Dahon on a bus, take it on vacation and park it in a crowded apartment or office. Which means you'll ride more than ever before. Plus these portable wonders ride as nice as your regular bike. Check a few of our favorites here, and then come in to see these remarkable bikes in person! |
Weighing in at an amazing 16.72 pounds, the Helios SL is the lightest production folding bike on the planet; and it's perfect for rocket-fast trips to the corner store and sightseeing jaunts through the French Alps. It incorporates Dahon's patented, rigidity-boosting Fusion technology so your out-of-the-saddle efforts will generate more power than ever. And, equipped with Rolf's lightweight Prima Accel wheels, grippy Schwalbe Stelvio tires, and a quick-shifting SRAM 7-speed drivetrain, the Helios SL sets a new benchmark for folding fun!
 | If you’re in the need for speed and must have a folding bike suited for life in the urban streets, then take a close look at Dahon's Cadenza. This city speedster is built with Dahon’s super-stiff Lock Jaw frame technology and has an eccentric bottom bracket for singlespeed or fixed-gear compatibility. Potholes, bad pavement and big hills are no match for the smooth-riding chromoly fork, tough WTB wheels and 16-speed Shimano/FSA drivetrain. Plus, the Cadenza sports sure-stopping linear-pull brakes and comes equipped with high-pressure Continental Sport tires, and even has a tire pump built into the seatpost!
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Designed in partnership with Joe Murray, legendary Hall of Fame mountain biker and designer extraordinaire, the Zero G is an awesome folding mountain bike. Its double-butted 7005-aluminum frame provides excellent trail response and the Manitou Splice fork soaks up the bumps with ease. Excellent components from SRAM, Avid, Ritchey and SunTour provide smooth shifting and rock-solid braking. Plus, the Zero-G folds in 5 seconds flat!
The Espresso is the perfect bike for urban adventures: to the park on a sunny weekend; down the street for a lazy Sunday brunch and on to nearby shops for some quick errands. The wide ergonomic saddle, suspension seatpost, and upright riding position make cruising around town fun and comfortable. Even better, the Espresso folds in seconds to stash away easily in a car trunk, your apartment, or even on the bus. The Espresso is an excellent, economically-priced, full-size portable bike.
The irresistibly cute Sweet Pea is Dahon's micro bike built for short hops around town. The curvy frame, tiny wheels, and mini size is sure to turn heads everywhere. The Sweet Pea folds in seconds and is small enough to fit in a shopping bag and light enough that even smaller folks can haul it around.