The
Brompton
Fold
Brompton
Fold
In 1975, Andrew Ritchie, inventor and founder of the Brompton bike, expertly engineered to transform an ordinary bike into a small, locked package. Known as the Brompton Fold, the bike shrinks in size - no larger than its wheels - all in under 20 seconds.
Folds and unfolds in 4 steps.
Folds compact
Whether indoors or outdoors, a Brompton occupies less space compared to a normal bike. 585mm long and 565mm high and 270mm deep.
Fold to go
It's so compact that you can take it on a train, water taxi, buses, supermarkets, cafes, meetings, libraries, etc. the list goes on. It's so functional that it adapts to your daily life.
Folds in seconds.
Tow, roll, glide.
Folds Neatly
Engineered to transform into a compact package that stays locked together keeping the mucky parts neatly tucked in.
Folds into your journey
What do you do when you're tired of cycling around the Hudson River? Build yourself a folding boat that attaches to your folding bike, then ride and sail across it.
‘People look at me like I am crazy and they’re also inspired.
I like to have new experiences’
New Yorker and Brompton owner, Tommy Lutz
Take A Test Ride
Experience the exquisite engineering of a Brompton bike first-hand. Fill out the form to register for a test ride and find the right fit for you.
