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Japanese 5-Links folding road bike prototype. What’s amazing is that they are developing hubs which you can leave the shaft and cassette still attached to the frame when wheels are removed. This means you can pack them much thinner in the bag or suitcase. The bike is made of aluminium alloy though hopefully light weight steel version will be produced, too.  Sources: http://5links.jp/, https://www.cycling-ex.com

Restored vintage René Herse Démontable. source

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Kumo Cycle’s S&S Allroader. Apparently still fits inside S & S travel case! source

Fubi folding fixie (or single speed or 3sp SA hub gear versions) has so much potential but it seems like a chop shop job.  “Available” only in two sizes and hardly in stock.  Still based on pretty heavy hi-ten ready-to-paint frames and no derailleur version in sight.  Recently there is a notable improvement made, though. The guys came up with a clip system to keep wheels together when folded allowing the users to roll the folded bike around. I am personally waiting for a mass-produced post-beta version in smaller size!  Source

1982 folding bike prototype by an industrial designer Addison Lanier.  It’s a grandpa of Biomega tension-cable folding bikes sold under various brand names.  Source

Yes! Mir san okemma! Natürlich nicht ohne den DaKine Packs! 🤘🏻 #hörnlehütte #badkohlgrub #wandern #fädlesuppe #stashable #helipack

Toei Démontable in Japan. Source