Brompton P Line Urban M4L Folding Bike in S
The Brompton P Line Urban is fitted with an M-type classic-shaped handlebar and mudguards. Fitted with a front carrier block adaptor for all types of Brompton luggage.
Weighing 1.85 kg less than the equivalent all-steel model, P Line is lightweight performance, folded, and unfolded. This meticulously engineered machine thrives on city roads with its titanium rear frame and forks and the all-new suspension block. Next-level componentry and enhanced portability features make this folding bike faster to ride, lighter to carry, and easier to move around the city in every way.
The Brompton P Line Urban is fitted with an M-type classic-shaped handlebar and mudguards. Fitted with a front carrier block adaptor for all types of Brompton luggage.
Weighing 1.85 kg less than the equivalent all-steel model, P Line is lightweight performance, folded, and unfolded. This meticulously engineered machine thrives on city roads with its titanium rear frame and forks and the all-new suspension block. Next-level componentry and enhanced portability features make this folding bike faster to ride, lighter to carry, and easier to move around the city in every way.
The Brompton P Line Urban is fitted with an M-type classic-shaped handlebar and mudguards. Fitted with a front carrier block adaptor for all types of Brompton luggage.
Weighing 1.85 kg less than the equivalent all-steel model, P Line is lightweight performance, folded, and unfolded. This meticulously engineered machine thrives on city roads with its titanium rear frame and forks and the all-new suspension block. Next-level componentry and enhanced portability features make this folding bike faster to ride, lighter to carry, and easier to move around the city in every way.
SPECIFICATION:
Drivetrain: Brompton 4 speed drivetrain, 163% range
Main Frame: Precision drawn heat-treated steel tubing with hand brazing
Rear frame: Superlight Advance rear frame made from Titanium with a replaceable hanger
Fork: Titanium fork with a threaded headset
Weight: 9.65kg
Folded size: 645mm (H) x 585mm (W) x 270mm (D) (25.3'' x 23'' x 10.6'')
Saddle: Fizik Aliante R7 - a comfortable saddle with lightweight performance from its Composite Carbon Nylon shell.
Seatpost: Brompton Extended Chromoly steel tube - gloss black.
Grips: Superlight lock-on grips with precision ground foam adhered to ultrathin engineered core
Seatclamp: Machined aluminium seat clamp and rear frame clip in anodised matt black finish
Pedals: Brompton Folding left hand and non-folding right-hand pedals
Hinge clamps: Machined aluminium hinge clamp levers and plates anodised matt black finish
Front Wheel: Superlight front wheel - Double wall rim, double-butted spokes and aluminium hub body
Rear Wheel: Double wall rim, double-butted spokes and aluminium hub body
Tyres: Schwalbe ONE Black Tyre
Tubes: Schrader
Chainset: 6061 forged aluminium crank with 50T chainring and integrated chainguard
Bottom Bracket: Square taper bottom bracket
Derailleur:Patent-pending direct mount 4 speed derailleur
Sprockets: 11-13-15-18 Tooth
Shifters: Brompton 4 speed trigger shifter
Chain: Hollow pin Superlight Advance Chain
Chain Tensioner: Chain Tensioner
Brakes: Dual Pivot Calipers
Headset: Superlight headset
Front carrier: Front carrier block adaptor for all types of Brompton luggage
Mudguards: New curved profile with updated mudguard flaps
Lighting: Reflector only
Andrew Ritchie as an engineering graduate from Cambridge University used his knowledge to build the first Brompton folding bike in his bedroom – from which he could see the Brompton Oratory (hence the name). Ritchie persuaded 10 friends to invest £100 each so that he could build a prototype which was completed one year later. Brompton Bicycles was founded in 1976. Andrew Ritchie expertly engineered to transform the bike into a small, locked package a little larger than its wheels—all in under 20 seconds. Nothing folds like a Brompton folds. Brompton has now produced well over 100,000 bicycles and in 2008 achieved 25,000 units for export to markets such as the Netherlands, America, Germany, Japan, and Scandinavia.
