| Bike Type | Folding Bike |
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| Brand | Allen |
| Number of Speeds | 1 |
| Suspension Type | Rear |
| Special Feature | Foldable |
| Included Components | Lock |
| Brake Style | Linear Pull |
| Brand Name | Allen |
| Manufacturer | Allen Sports |
| Part Number | FB-URB-1-R-P |
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From the manufacturer
Allen Sports Urban Aluminum Folding Bike
A 6061 Aluminum Frame and fork delivers a fun, easy to use, lightweight folding bicycle (26.1 pounds) that offers tremendous versatility in both city and suburban environments.
A low maintenance 1 speed drive train works great on flat roads or small hills. Front and rear hand brakes offer great stopping power.
451 millimeter Wheels deliver improved performance and handling over the standard 20 or 16 inches found on most folding bicycles.
Patented frame release levers allow quick and easy folding of bicycle in less than 8 seconds.
For a complete list of bicycle specifications, please visit Allen's official website.
Specification
- Recommended rider height: 4'9''-6'6''
- Max rider weight: 242 lbs
- 1 Speed drivetrain
- Patented press linkage folding system
- Rear wheel locks when folded
- Bike ships 100% assembled
- Folded size: 33.5" x 27.5" x 13.5"
Allen Urban Folding Bike Features
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Patented Press-Link Folding SystemAllen Folding Bikes use a patented folding system that allows the bicycle to be completely folded in under 8 seconds. The press linkage design creates an extremely rigid frame when the bicycle is set up which minimizes flexing when riding. |
6061 Aluminum FrameThe 6061 Aluminum frame on the Urban delivers an exceptionally stiff and lightweight ride. This provides an extremely fun and responsive bicycle that will be nimble in tight spaces and comfortable on the open road. |
451 millimeter wheelsThe 451 millimeter wheels used on Allen Sports folding bikes offer a larger diameter than the standard 20 inches or 16 inches found on most folding bicycles today. A 451 millimeter wheel travels further with every revolution and offers a far more comfortable and responsive ride. At the same time, these wheels allow the bicycle to fold down to a small size for easy transport and storage. |
Press release rear wheel lockAllen folding bikes incorporate a press release rear wheel lock that keeps your bike in a folded position when closed, and offers the option to roll the bicycle like a trolley for easy transportation. |
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| Frame & fork material | Carbon fiber | 6061 Aluminum | 6061 Aluminum | 6061 Aluminum & steel fork | 6061 Aluminum & steel fork | 6061 Aluminum & steel fork |
| Speeds | 20 | 20 | 7 | 7 | 1 | 1 |
| Rear Derailleur | Sram X9 10 speed | Sram X9 10 speed | Shimano RD-TX35D 7 speed | Shimano RD-TZ40 7 speed | NA | NA |
| Handlebars | Aluminum | Aluminum | Aluminum | Aluminum | Aluminum | Steel |
| Saddle | Velo VL-1220 | DDK 3166 | DDK 3166 | DDK 3166 | DDK 3166 | DDK 3166 |
| Crank set | Lasco alloy | Lasco alloy | Samox | Samox | Samox | Samox |
| Rims | Alexrims alloy | Shinning alloy | Shinning Alloy | GLEDE alloy | GLEDE alloy | P-6N alloy |
| Wheel size | 451 mm | 451 mm | 451 mm | 451 mm | 451 mm | 20" |
| Folding pedals | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | |
| Weight | 23.15 lb | 24.5 lb | 24.9 lb | 25.6 lb | 26.1 lb | 26 lb |
About Allen Sports
Dick Allen (pictured left in 1972) started Allen Sports in his garage in 1967. Since its founding, the company has been committed to producing the highest-quality, easiest-to-use bike racks and bicycle related products on the market. Dick, a onetime aerospace engineer, opened Allen Sports after building a prototype bike carrier in his Lincoln, Massachusetts shop in his free time. The first ever trunk-mounted bicycle carrier--made of electrical conduit, metal strapping, and fire hose casings (for padding)-- was thoroughly tested on weekend excursions to Cape Cod. Shortly afterward, Allen took his design to market, and by 1971 had established a national presence for his product.
Today, the family owned company owns more than three dozen patents, operates four warehouses nationally, six factories abroad, and sells products in countries around the world including USA, Mexico, Canada, and China.
