Folding Bikes for exercise.

I used to have one of these tucked behind my passenger seat when I ran the Northeast. I enjoyed it but I grew too old for it and gave it to a friend that still uses it.

My motto when I had it:

"Paradise is never far away."

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I had the blue model. It can be assembled in less than a minute.

 

I have a Dahon I bought in 2006. I had a Freightliner Century, I was able to store it under the bunk in the middle section. It was nice to be able to get away when I was laid over. I put a removable basket on the front that would hold a bag or two if I picked up something at a grocery store.
MARINER D8

 

Bikes take up a lot of room. Walking burns more calories, requires only clothes and shoes, which you may already have. You have seen how 4-wheeleres drive. I wouldn't ride a bike near any 4-wheelers unless you get a tattoo so they can identify you when one runs you over.

 

I had a Dahon folder. A good brand. Sturdy bike, and folds up nice.

 

Small loose gravel can be slippery with the smaller wheel but packed surfaces are good

 

Folding Bikes, Fold Up City Bicycles, Mens & Ladies Folding Road Bikes | Brompton Bikes
these are some really cool folding bikes. Also available in e bikes.

 

Montague Bikes | Performance Folding Bikes for Road and Mountain

I would strongly consider one of these if I went the folding bike route. When I was otr I stuffed my Trek Farley 7 fat bike up in the top bunk with the wheels removed. It only took a few minutes to get it out and ready and allowed me to get many more places than I could have gotten when walking.