Rear suspension, disc brakes, mudguards and a propstand are standard - and because of the rear suspension, the bike can be packed down a lot. Take off the seat and wheels, and the rear swingarm will rotate 180 degrees. It’s not something you’d want to do every day, but for travel it makes it a much smaller package.

The seat itself is also very adjustable - it slides forwards and back on rails, the rear support adjusts to set the angle, and you can also tweak the fabric tension with a clever internal tube system.

The handlebars also adjust for reach and angle, and they pivot forwards to make it easier to get on and off. The front brake cable is internal.

Another clever touch is the trailer attachment - under a cover on the swingarm is a standard 10mm thread, which can be used to attach almost any single-sided trailer hitch.

This pic shows a Radical trailer with a Weber hitch, but a Chariot or Carry Freedom hitch would be just as easy to fit.

Total length:

• size S +/- 174 cm.
• size M +/- 180 cm.
• size L +/- 186 cm.

Width:

• Handle bar +/- 40 cm.
• Seat +/- 33 cm.

Height:

• +/- 120 cm

Wheelbase:

• size S 109 cm.
• size M 112 cm.
• size L 113,9 cm.

Weight:

• starting from 16.2 kg. (lightweight version)
• starting from 18 kg. (full equipment version)