A brand new folder.

[Kell]

Not the bike, the caravan.



http://www.countryliving.com/life/travel/a35743/micro-bicycle-camper/?src=socialflowFB

 

[TheDoctor]

Hmm. Neat design work, but it's still got the aerodynamics of a small shed.
I mean, I quite like the idea of it, but I'd never buy one. If you want to camp, then tents are cheaper and lighter. Otherwise, there's hotels.
But I can see it appealing to some.

 

[Cycleops]

Nice one. Certainly has appeal but you'd have to well heeled to spend that sort of money.

 

[shouldbeinbed]

I like it but out of my price range and Mrs SBs comfort zone

+1 to Dr above. Nifty fold so it only looks like you are towing a big fridge behind you but the front profile is still a brick, I wonder how much the bike and rider displacing a funnel of air were factored into thinking about a more aero front end.

 

[steveindenmark]

Alternatively, you can pack an air mattress and sleeping bag and ride to one of the hundreds of free camping shelters we have in Denmark.

I can see the fun appeal but they are just not practical.

 

[TheDoctor]

Not wishing to go OT - but I honestly wish I could, @steveindenmark
The lack of a ferry to Denmark or Scandinavia is a real pain, and I like the idea of tree shelters
EDIT - on re-reading...free shelters, not tree shelters. I had envisaged a country-wide network of little treehouses. WTF have I been drinking?

 

[chris folder]

That's neat I like it just trying to picture rideing up hill with it on back of a brompton

 

[TheDoctor]

Oh God, don't. I'm trying to imagine that now.
I think I need a lie down at the mere suggestion.

 

[12boy]

At first I thought about pulling 100 lbs up a mountain with a steep grade and then I thought about coming down and trying to stop/control it. I can coast 60 mph on some of the hills around here although I will not on a Brompton. Couple that with a 25 mph crosswind and the prospect is terrifying, at least to me. I would prefer to carry a change of clothes and a credit card.