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Dahon Eco C7 Folding Bike, Brick Overview:
- 7 Speeds
- Folded Size 33 × 80 × 66 cm (11.7" × 31.2" × 25.7")
- Folding Time 15 sec.
- Weight 12.1 kg (26.7 lbs)
- Suggested Rider Height 142 - 193 cm (4'8" - 6'4") Max. Rider Weight 105 kg (230 lbs)
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Dahon Eco C7 Folding Bike, Brick Reviews
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful 
Surprisingly great!, April 8, 2012 This review is from: Dahon Eco C7 Folding Bike, Brick (Sports) I have the Dahon Eco with 7 speeds so hopefully its the C7 although I've been told the "Eco 3" is also 7 speeds. Mine just says Eco.
Mine has the telescoping handlebar stem whereas the product image has a fixed stem. Clarifications aside here are my impressions.
I originally wanted a Dahon D7 but the price drew me in and the Eco is what I got.
One feature I believe the Eco has over the D7 is climbing ability. The lowest gear on the Eco provides a very strong climb up fairly steep hills. I can pedal up the hill without raising myself off the seat.
I cruise around town in the 4th or 5th gear and never move into the 6th or 7th unless I'm in a long straightaway where no stops will be happening. It shift smoothly and the ride is very comfortable.
I've ridden the D7 as well and I believe its only advantage is top speed since its geared a little higher. But when purchasing a folding bike, top speed usually isn't a major consideration... Read more
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful 
pretty nice bike, June 20, 2012 This review is from: Dahon Eco C7 Folding Bike, Brick (Sports) I bought a dahon c7 for short trips around New York City. I was going to get a regular bike but decided on a folding to save space. I test rode two Dahons...the Espresso, a 26 inch wheel. It was almost like riding a non folding bike...smooth ride. I tested the Dahon C7 and it was not as smooth, and a bit harder to ride as the wheels are smaller and you dont get as far with smaller wheels...but it was a really fun bike to ride. I liked the feeling of the handling...sharper due to the smaller tires..I dont think it will be great for long trips...but back and forth to the store, or the park, it's a fun bike to have....and a great space saver. So easy to fold and unfold.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful Great affordable folding bike, July 7, 2012 By Marcus De Garmo "MG" (Hawaii, USA) - See all my reviews This review is from: Dahon Eco C7 Folding Bike, Brick (Sports) I bought my Dahon Eco C7 at a local bike shop the other day, mainly to use as a commuter, a workout machine, and a cruising bike. I wanted something that could fit in the back seat of a car and something I could easily stow in my bed room upstairs. I've test driven 2 other folding bikes (the Dahon Boardwalk and the Jifo 16 - both single speed) and considered 2 more (Dahon Mu P8 and Brompton). I found the Boardwalk very fun to ride and the price was nice (about $300), but the main thing that sold me on the Eco C7 was the use of aluminum parts, multiple gears, and a few other little things that made the Eco C7 more practical (e.g. a magnet that keeps the Eco C7 folded) all for $200 more. By looking at specifications alone the Brompton would be the perfect folding bike for me, but the Eco C7 is much less than half the price of even a bare-bones 1 speed Brompton, and a 20" wheel size is more pleasant to ride IMO (after testing teh Jifo 16). I also could not justify spending $300 dollars... Read more
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| 10 of 10 people found the following review helpful Surprisingly great!, This review is from: Dahon Eco C7 Folding Bike, Brick (Sports) I have the Dahon Eco with 7 speeds so hopefully its the C7 although I've been told the "Eco 3" is also 7 speeds. Mine just says Eco.Mine has the telescoping handlebar stem whereas the product image has a fixed stem. Clarifications aside here are my impressions. I originally wanted a Dahon D7 but the price drew me in and the Eco is what I got. One feature I believe the Eco has over the D7 is climbing ability. The lowest gear on the Eco provides a very strong climb up fairly steep hills. I can pedal up the hill without raising myself off the seat. I cruise around town in the 4th or 5th gear and never move into the 6th or 7th unless I'm in a long straightaway where no stops will be happening. It shift smoothly and the ride is very comfortable. I've ridden the D7 as well and I believe its only advantage is top speed since its geared a little higher. But when purchasing a folding bike, top speed usually isn't a major consideration... Read more 2 of 2 people found the following review helpful pretty nice bike, This review is from: Dahon Eco C7 Folding Bike, Brick (Sports) I bought a dahon c7 for short trips around New York City. I was going to get a regular bike but decided on a folding to save space. I test rode two Dahons...the Espresso, a 26 inch wheel. It was almost like riding a non folding bike...smooth ride. I tested the Dahon C7 and it was not as smooth, and a bit harder to ride as the wheels are smaller and you dont get as far with smaller wheels...but it was a really fun bike to ride. I liked the feeling of the handling...sharper due to the smaller tires..I dont think it will be great for long trips...but back and forth to the store, or the park, it's a fun bike to have....and a great space saver. So easy to fold and unfold. 1 of 1 people found the following review helpful Great affordable folding bike, By Marcus De Garmo "MG" (Hawaii, USA) - See all my reviews This review is from: Dahon Eco C7 Folding Bike, Brick (Sports) I bought my Dahon Eco C7 at a local bike shop the other day, mainly to use as a commuter, a workout machine, and a cruising bike. I wanted something that could fit in the back seat of a car and something I could easily stow in my bed room upstairs. I've test driven 2 other folding bikes (the Dahon Boardwalk and the Jifo 16 - both single speed) and considered 2 more (Dahon Mu P8 and Brompton). I found the Boardwalk very fun to ride and the price was nice (about $300), but the main thing that sold me on the Eco C7 was the use of aluminum parts, multiple gears, and a few other little things that made the Eco C7 more practical (e.g. a magnet that keeps the Eco C7 folded) all for $200 more. By looking at specifications alone the Brompton would be the perfect folding bike for me, but the Eco C7 is much less than half the price of even a bare-bones 1 speed Brompton, and a 20" wheel size is more pleasant to ride IMO (after testing teh Jifo 16). I also could not justify spending $300 dollars... Read more |
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