Hello Derek, Thank you for your compliment, I will continue improving my content:) I totally understand your feelings. In fact, I was like you, I was considering to get this trifold or Brompton external 2 speed. However i (Need save more $). I tried and tested 3 Speeds and feel that it is sufficient for most terrains. I find external gears easier to climb. Moreover, external gears are lighter than internal hub which makes it even easier to climb up hill. I don't feel draggy when on external. Though pikes gear ratio could be lighter but it doesn't translate to power when I ride. Pls correct me if I'm wrong... You should go any test ride, pikes vs aceoffix vs 3sixty. You can feel a difference. Hope this helps! Cheers! :))
I sold my 10yr cannondale MTB and 1 year Sava z1 2 weeks ago on carousell. In replacement, bought a aceoffix last sat and brompton m6r today. Initial impressions - My aceoffix feels light. brompton ride feels more sturdy and comfortable. Can feel less flex. 6gear is an advantage when riding up slope. Handle bar of aceoffix is lower.
Hello, Wah 10year old, a lot of sentimental value. Sava z1 is a fast bifold right? I had a brandless foldie last time too, now become market bike. I don't really like bi-folds because of the pushing when folded. Yes, I agree Aceoffix is light and you will feel Brompton more sturdy because of the heavy internal hubs. It lowers the center of gravity which makes the bike slightly stable. When I first used Aceoffix, coming over from pikes, I felt the same when going over humps. But in the end, I got used to it. Once, I added my bag weight, waterbottle weight, the bike becomes the same weight as my pikes(without bag or waterbottle) But when cycling, you can feel the Aceoffix has a faster acceleration and longer spin when cruising. I don't know about the flex, I didnt feel it. Yes Aceoffix handle bar lower because of the the stem length/M bar. I would want to get Brompton P Line when I saved enough (4years later).... Cheers and ride safe.
Just picked up a Pikes 9 speed. For me, it was the clear winner. All of the trifolds are great bikes though. I wanted 9 speed because I live in a mountainous area. It makes climbing a breeze and I can catch really good speed on the downhill. I liked Pikes better than the other brand 3sixty because Pikes had about 5 more cm from seat to handlebar. I'm a big guy so the extra kg don't make any different to me when carrying it. I guess when you're a 90-100kg guy an extra 5 kg just isn't much compared to the gained efficiency on gears.
Hello Elias Good to hear that Pikes is a good bike for you. In fact, I feel blessed that we have many more options rather than just solely Brompton. Clearly, the trend now is trifolds, and cycling is here to stay. Very happy for all of us:) I tested the 9speeds pikes gear ratios and find it quite confusing as most of the gear combinations 3x3 are quite similar. I would get a BWR if I ever go back to internal hubs as the gear ratios are wider which allows me to climb and cycle at top speeds. Same, I'm a big guy too, I am not too bothered about the weight. The main reason for going external is not the Weight for me but the efficiency of the hubs when rolling. Ride safe and be happy:))
@@raylearnstofilm6668 For me the internal is just a mechanical marvel. The Sturmey Archer technology is just too cool to pass up when I don't have it on any other bike. I didn't look carefully into the gear ratios for the 9 speed pikes. One benefit I've noticed is that I won't have to clean it.
@@eliastv5498 I agree, it is a mechanical marvel for its time of creation. But external gears are slowly taking over as well. This is seen where Brompton introduced the P Line and T Line. You should try riding an external gear trifold one day! You can feel the difference! Yes, I seldom need to clean my internal hubs. But when I really do, I am not able to clean as I need to dismantle the complicated gear parts inside the internal hub.
Hi Ray & thank you for your videos giving good advice to us new to tri-folds. I am about to buy a Cranston model with 9 speeds & was wondering if you have any knowledge of this brand? My intention is to have a bike able to fly with me when I go to warmer climates for the Winter. Thank you for any information you can give.
And my 6 speed use two outside chainwheels and an internal hub, as a standard Brompton system. And riding in a hilly area I won't miss any of those! I have ridden up and down a steep hill using all gears, and still not being low enough, going up!
I have weighed my much modified, original LigthweigthH6LXBrompton to 9,8 kilo also, and hope to be able to bring it further down, with extra titanium parts. Mine has mudguards of course, as living in Denmark.
How is the bike after a year from this vid? And how would you compare it to a Pikes? I am looking mainly at a Pikes as my first trifold but I am interested also in this, love the color. Is the main difference, aside from the IGH, the way that the front wheel with mudguard does not hit the backwheel on a Pikes? Thanks😊
Hi Ray. Thanks for the presentation of the bike. Regarding the wheels. What is the material of the rims? The rim brakes remove the black color of the rim?
Hi Alexandre, Thank you for your kind compliments. The wheelset is made of aluminium and the material on the rims, i think is black paint. It will be worn out after long usage of breaking on the rim. But it is not obvious to me, haha...
Hello Darren, I don't get your question when you shared that you want replace titanium parts and get aceoffix. What I mean is Ace frame dimensions are designed so that whatever parts that fit on a Brompton can fit on an Ace. For instance, I buy titanium fork/rear triangle, I can fit it into Aceoffix or Brompton. Since both Aceoffix and Brompton are similar in fitting dimensions. Angle at the fork there is minimal difference. But what I mean is the fit and frame size is almost identical. If you compare with Pikes, you can't fit a Brompton/Aceoffix triangle into the Pikes mainframe. Due to the different in the hinge pin width. Hence Pikes trifold cannot be fitted a titanium rear triangle that is designed to fit an Aceoffix and a Brompton. Hope my explanations are clear. Feel free to ask:) Ride safe and happy:D Goodluck
@@raylearnstofilm6668 thanks for the reply. I mean i just want to upgrade my brompton and was asking, if i do get a titanium part, not from the original Brompton titanium triangle and fork, but from ace's triangle and fork, would it fit on my brompton? will i lose anything?
Yes, the brakes are not super tight compared to Brompton brake calipers. Change to stock Brompton calipers for a better experience! Goodluck and cheers!
@@raylearnstofilm6668 Thank you for your information. I'm considering to use Tiagra calipers. Is there anymore problems? Shifting, crank, or anything else?
@@budicahyadi8751 Tiagra brake calipers should be fine on the Aceoffix/Brompton trifolds. Shifting wise, you mean the derailleur right? Tiagra is okay too.
Quality wise, Aceoffix is quite good in terms of getting their dimensions right. There is no flex or issues in the frame's structure. Brazings found on the Brompton is much of a higher quality control neatness than the Aceoffix. Moreover, the finishing such as nickel plating is better on Brompton with no external rust. In conclusion, Aceoffix is great, Brompton is better but for a steeper price. Aceoffix Price to Performance ratio is much better than Brompton's one. Ride safe!
There are many, many Brompton clones. It's impossible to find which Brompton T-Line clone is built with the best quality using the highest quality components. I've been looking for years and there is no clear answer.
@@joshuayeung1509 I will be trying another trifold similar to Crius 10speed tomorrow! Will update you! I have seen the folding of the Crius 10 speed trifold using shimano derailleurs, you must fold the bike only at specific speeds/cassette/cogs to ensure the chain not falling out. So folding is not as smooth compared to Brompton style/P Line style derailleurs.
@@joshuayeung1509 I tried the Liaoge666 & Mint trifold. Good bikes, Shimano derailleur, crispy shifting. Better than B/A/3S derailleur ! However, the downside is folding only can be done at the top 3 lightest gears! A full review will be out when my friend bikes the trifold.
You are never late! Riding bicycle, especially a foldie is the way towards a sustainable future. And with the rising cost of owning a car, cycling is really the way to go for me. I use a PSI of 100 to ensure I don't lose my speed to the rolling resistance. You can try 90 PSI:) for comfort. Ride safe !
Download carousell on your mobile phone and search for Aceoffix, buy from a local shop will be good. Price is around 1050SGD to 1200SGD. In fact there are many more options in the market for trifolds. Cheers!
Hi Melvin, I got it from Taobao. Don't get the ezwheel option, no good. The rack itself is solid, light and sleek. Most importantly, it's affordable. Here is the link. 【KSTC】小布货架Brompton铝合金导轮货架易行轮改装尾架布朗登 a.m.taobao.com/i535864875110.htm?price=10-149&sourceType=item&sourceType=item&suid=0f9a4941-96eb-4d54-8e2a-903b0d0598e3&ut_sk=1.YaxeVq%2FP2rIDAPlKBjxEd7WO_21646297_1645755146828.Copy.ShareGlobalNavigation_1&sm=c191b2 (👉👉👉 复制整段信息，打开手机淘宝可直接访问👈👈👈)
Hello Crisp, Thank you for your kind compliments. There are many retailers carrying Aceoffix on carousell. I would recommend you to visit stores that are trifold specialists and will tune your bike well before sale. For e.g. the spokes need to be tighten, pusher tuning need to be checked. Best is their after sales service support :) I would recommend CycleClinic as they are the best of the best in terms of trifold knowledge. Furthermore, they treat you like FAMILY. They will always be there for you. Do check out my previous video where I interviewed them:) Ride safe and have a nice day:))
@@raylearnstofilm6668 Thanks for your reply, yes tuning is important, got my bifold from some “chapalang” caroseller bike wasn’t properly tuned at all. Nightmare 😅
Hi Ray, thanks for doing this video for us and tell us here where to look for this aceoffix. I'm very new to trifold bike and had test ride on 3sixty (because of my budget) and I don't quite like the riding feelings (because of M bar I'm not used to it? Not sure also lar) Anyway after watching this video I have decided to cycleclinic now to do a test ride on this aceoffix. Wl update you which bike I hv ended up with!
@@siewhongtan9928 Nice to meet you Siew Hong, thank you too for your kind compliments. Welcome, I am glad you found my video helpful. Will work on it for future videos. 3Sixty is a good bike for ladies too because of the shorter frame dimension. The price is very good too. Usually M Bar is more comfortable than S Bar. Also really depends on your height. Tall people can choose M bar so they don't have to lean forward. Shorter in height can try S bar. I think Cycleclinic has both 3sixty and Aceoffix, you can try them both. Cycle Clinic, Jan and Brian will be glad to serve you and answer your queries. You can join AskYouFix too, just let them know. Ride happy and safe:)
Hello Ken, Of course not, Brompton's brazing at the joints are much neater and nicer than Aceoffix. Other than that, an untrained eye cannot tell a difference between the two bikes. Riding feel, I find both solid but my heart still belongs to the external side:D
Hello there, I am currently still on stock 54T chain ring. I have a friend who rides on 56T. He is a strong rider and I usually cannot catch up. Unless I pedal like hamster, I would never pace him. Hence, changing to 56T is quite effective in terms of speed. I tried 56T but it was very tiring/heavy on the initial pedal. But after a while it's okay already when I'm sustaining the speed. I'm still not ready for 56T... I have weak legs. With 56T, going uphill could be a challenge on 3 speeds... In conclusion, I would change to 56T when my legs are strong enough and I will also upgrade to 4speeds from 3speeds:) Hope this helps, ride safe:) Cheers!
Hello Allan, Thanks, this saddle saved my ass and ****s while riding long distances. No problem at all! It is the Rido R2 and I got it off from carousell second hand for $50sgs. New one retails around $90sgd. Cheers and ride safe.
@@cchongchannel8943 god bless you too:) I got mine from cycle clinic sg. Awesome guys over there! Their service and workmanship really good. Quote Ray and get a discount from them:)
Hello bro, I bought this nickel plated color at 1288. That time the standard colors cost 1188. Now, it cost 1088 (promotion price) from CycleClinic for standard colors. Get the standard colors over this nickel color as the QC is best for standard colors. Cheers and ride safe!
Are you doing this as part of your studies? Cos i realised that u are wearing a NP tee. Great content!! However, i totally disagree that Aceoffix is 'next level'. Simply put, it's just another player trying to get a piece of the trifold pie.
Hi Keith, I graduated recently, filming is my hobby/interests same goes for cycling. Always wanted to learn but don't have the time or give myself excuses. Thank you for your kind compliments. Aceoffix to me is better than my previous trifold that I ride "pikes" in terms of riding experience and upgrades options available. Of course, Bromptons is still good in the build quality. However, I would get the Brompton P Line for its external speeds. But for the price, I can't afford for now haha... Poor boy... I wouldn't choose Brompton with internals hub due to mainly the weight. Many players want the to get into this trifold pie, I am actually very happy, this gives me as a consumer much more options to choose from. SG is transitioning into a sustainable future with green transportation which I see a need in trifolds as a last mile form of transportation. I really love trifolds in general, be it pikes, 3sixty or Brompton for the convenience it brings. But Aceoffix is the best to me for now:)) Cheers and ride safe!
@@raylearnstofilm6668 Yup, the P Line is superb bike. But gear 6 (3+) on BWR can be blindingly fast so dun rule that out. Internal gears requires less maintenance. And dun forget, the 4 speed system on the P Line is a patent pending system developed by Brompton, which means that if it screws up, it might jus get expensive. Anyway, having gone thru bifolds and Pikes and now Brompton, my advice is to get a Brompton if you are really into trifolds. Ride whatever u have now, dun mod dun waste $ and save up for a B. U won't regret it. And keep up the good work on those vids. I usually ride along the Jurong-Ulu Pandan-Alexandra-MBS area. If u see me, jus say hi. Cheers dude!!
@@keithteo3454 Yaa, Shifu@Bartley prefers his internal BWR hubs. I also wish to try one haha. Brompton, I will definitely try once I save enough money. I cycled yesterday from Taman Jurong to MBS, same route as you! We can ride together in future.!
Really great review! Am thinking of getting it. However may I check if the 3 speeds is enough for going up slopes?
Hello Derek,
Thank you for your compliment, I will continue improving my content:)
I totally understand your feelings. In fact, I was like you, I was considering to get this trifold or Brompton external 2 speed. However i (Need save more $).
I tried and tested 3 Speeds and feel that it is sufficient for most terrains. I find external gears easier to climb. Moreover, external gears are lighter than internal hub which makes it even easier to climb up hill. I don't feel draggy when on external.
Though pikes gear ratio could be lighter but it doesn't translate to power when I ride. Pls correct me if I'm wrong...
You should go any test ride, pikes vs aceoffix vs 3sixty. You can feel a difference.
Hope this helps!
Cheers! :))
@@raylearnstofilm6668 super! Thank you very much for your reply !
@@derekh79 Welcome:) Thanks for the support!
For gentle slope ok. But slightly steeper slope, 6 gear will be easier
@@humsup77 Yep, steeper slope definitely 6gear friendlier, just have to spam hamster pedalling.
I sold my 10yr cannondale MTB and 1 year Sava z1 2 weeks ago on carousell. In replacement, bought a aceoffix last sat and brompton m6r today. Initial impressions - My aceoffix feels light. brompton ride feels more sturdy and comfortable. Can feel less flex. 6gear is an advantage when riding up slope. Handle bar of aceoffix is lower.
Hello,
Wah 10year old, a lot of sentimental value. Sava z1 is a fast bifold right?
I had a brandless foldie last time too, now become market bike. I don't really like bi-folds because of the pushing when folded.
Yes, I agree Aceoffix is light and you will feel Brompton more sturdy because of the heavy internal hubs. It lowers the center of gravity which makes the bike slightly stable.
When I first used Aceoffix, coming over from pikes, I felt the same when going over humps. But in the end, I got used to it. Once, I added my bag weight, waterbottle weight, the bike becomes the same weight as my pikes(without bag or waterbottle)
But when cycling, you can feel the Aceoffix has a faster acceleration and longer spin when cruising.
I don't know about the flex, I didnt feel it. Yes Aceoffix handle bar lower because of the the stem length/M bar.
I would want to get Brompton P Line when I saved enough (4years later)....
Cheers and ride safe.
Just picked up a Pikes 9 speed. For me, it was the clear winner. All of the trifolds are great bikes though. I wanted 9 speed because I live in a mountainous area. It makes climbing a breeze and I can catch really good speed on the downhill. I liked Pikes better than the other brand 3sixty because Pikes had about 5 more cm from seat to handlebar. I'm a big guy so the extra kg don't make any different to me when carrying it. I guess when you're a 90-100kg guy an extra 5 kg just isn't much compared to the gained efficiency on gears.
Hello Elias
Good to hear that Pikes is a good bike for you. In fact, I feel blessed that we have many more options rather than just solely Brompton.
Clearly, the trend now is trifolds, and cycling is here to stay. Very happy for all of us:)
I tested the 9speeds pikes gear ratios and find it quite confusing as most of the gear combinations 3x3 are quite similar. I would get a BWR if I ever go back to internal hubs as the gear ratios are wider which allows me to climb and cycle at top speeds.
Same, I'm a big guy too, I am not too bothered about the weight. The main reason for going external is not the Weight for me but the efficiency of the hubs when rolling.
Ride safe and be happy:))
@@raylearnstofilm6668 For me the internal is just a mechanical marvel. The Sturmey Archer technology is just too cool to pass up when I don't have it on any other bike. I didn't look carefully into the gear ratios for the 9 speed pikes. One benefit I've noticed is that I won't have to clean it.
@@eliastv5498 I agree, it is a mechanical marvel for its time of creation. But external gears are slowly taking over as well. This is seen where Brompton introduced the P Line and T Line.
You should try riding an external gear trifold one day! You can feel the difference!
Yes, I seldom need to clean my internal hubs. But when I really do, I am not able to clean as I need to dismantle the complicated gear parts inside the internal hub.
@@raylearnstofilm6668 I will never purchase a Brompton as I do not support their company ethics.
@@eliastv5498 hahaha I should make a video, titled "why I didn't buy the Brompton" will I get hated ?...
Hi Ray & thank you for your videos giving good advice to us new to tri-folds. I am about to buy a Cranston model with 9 speeds & was wondering if you have any knowledge of this brand? My intention is to have a bike able to fly with me when I go to warmer climates for the Winter. Thank you for any information you can give.
And my 6 speed use two outside chainwheels and an internal hub, as a standard Brompton system. And riding in a hilly area I won't miss any of those! I have ridden up and down a steep hill using all gears, and still not being low enough, going up!
Which Brompton are you using sir?
Wow so detailed review!! inspired!!
THANK YOU VIDEOGRAPHY SHIFU !
Great review, thank you 🙏
Thank you sir
I have weighed my much modified, original LigthweigthH6LXBrompton to 9,8 kilo also, and hope to be able to bring it further down, with extra titanium parts. Mine has mudguards of course, as living in Denmark.
Oh this is your model ah? Come to Singapore and modify your Brompton with CycleClinic SG, they are excellent at their job!
Well review details, appreciated,thanks ride safely
Thank you Alvin! Appreciate your support!!! You too ride safe!
And I do use a strap to secure my bike when folded, round the wheel and frame.
I will show you in another upload on my RUclips Shorts okay?
How has the finish on the nickel aged?
Will the rack shown in this video fit the 20 inch trifold bike?
How is the bike after a year from this vid? And how would you compare it to a Pikes?
I am looking mainly at a Pikes as my first trifold but I am interested also in this, love the color.
Is the main difference, aside from the IGH, the way that the front wheel with mudguard does not hit the backwheel on a Pikes?
Thanks😊
May I know where is a good place to get this in SG and how much it cost?
Hi Ray. Thanks for the presentation of the bike. Regarding the wheels. What is the material of the rims? The rim brakes remove the black color of the rim?
Hi Alexandre,
Thank you for your kind compliments. The wheelset is made of aluminium and the material on the rims, i think is black paint. It will be worn out after long usage of breaking on the rim. But it is not obvious to me, haha...
you mean if i want to replace my brompton with titanium parts, i can just get aceoffix and its exactly like brompton? even the angle?
Hello Darren,
I don't get your question when you shared that you want replace titanium parts and get aceoffix.
What I mean is Ace frame dimensions are designed so that whatever parts that fit on a Brompton can fit on an Ace.
For instance, I buy titanium fork/rear triangle, I can fit it into Aceoffix or Brompton. Since both Aceoffix and Brompton are similar in fitting dimensions.
Angle at the fork there is minimal difference. But what I mean is the fit and frame size is almost identical.
If you compare with Pikes, you can't fit a Brompton/Aceoffix triangle into the Pikes mainframe. Due to the different in the hinge pin width.
Hence Pikes trifold cannot be fitted a titanium rear triangle that is designed to fit an Aceoffix and a Brompton.
Hope my explanations are clear. Feel free to ask:)
Ride safe and happy:D
Goodluck
@@raylearnstofilm6668 thanks for the reply. I mean i just want to upgrade my brompton and was asking, if i do get a titanium part, not from the original Brompton titanium triangle and fork, but from ace's triangle and fork, would it fit on my brompton? will i lose anything?
@@wretchedworm yes it will fit if you ge Aceoffix Titanium
Is there any problem with brake and shifting performance? I read in some forum that the Aceoffix brakes performed not so well.
Yes, the brakes are not super tight compared to Brompton brake calipers. Change to stock Brompton calipers for a better experience!
Goodluck and cheers!
@@raylearnstofilm6668 Thank you for your information. I'm considering to use Tiagra calipers. Is there anymore problems? Shifting, crank, or anything else?
@@budicahyadi8751 Tiagra brake calipers should be fine on the Aceoffix/Brompton trifolds. Shifting wise, you mean the derailleur right? Tiagra is okay too.
Great review and nice video! What about quality of the components and assembling? What bike is better, Brompton or Aceoffix? 🙂
Quality wise, Aceoffix is quite good in terms of getting their dimensions right. There is no flex or issues in the frame's structure. Brazings found on the Brompton is much of a higher quality control neatness than the Aceoffix. Moreover, the finishing such as nickel plating is better on Brompton with no external rust.
In conclusion, Aceoffix is great, Brompton is better but for a steeper price. Aceoffix Price to Performance ratio is much better than Brompton's one.
Ride safe!
There are many, many Brompton clones. It's impossible to find which Brompton T-Line clone is built with the best quality using the highest quality components. I've been looking for years and there is no clear answer.
well done on the review.
Thanks man!!! Appreciate it
nice video ray! #aceoffix #trifold
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Great Video! How does Aceoffix 3 speed compare with Crius 10speed in terms of ride quality and comfort? Any thoughts?
Hi Joshua, which Crius model are you referring to? Trifold or bifold?
@@raylearnstofilm6668Crius trifold 10 speed, around 11.5kg one
@@joshuayeung1509 I will be trying another trifold similar to Crius 10speed tomorrow! Will update you! I have seen the folding of the Crius 10 speed trifold using shimano derailleurs, you must fold the bike only at specific speeds/cassette/cogs to ensure the chain not falling out. So folding is not as smooth compared to Brompton style/P Line style derailleurs.
@@joshuayeung1509 I tried the Liaoge666 & Mint trifold. Good bikes, Shimano derailleur, crispy shifting. Better than B/A/3S derailleur !
However, the downside is folding only can be done at the top 3 lightest gears!
A full review will be out when my friend bikes the trifold.
I hope I'm not too late! What's your recommended tyre pressure for comfortable cruising? thanks!
You are never late! Riding bicycle, especially a foldie is the way towards a sustainable future. And with the rising cost of owning a car, cycling is really the way to go for me.
I use a PSI of 100 to ensure I don't lose my speed to the rolling resistance. You can try 90 PSI:) for comfort.
Ride safe !
Steady lah!
Gam xiaaaa
How tall are you? Curious to understand whether this bike can be a good fit for me
Hi Harold, I am 1.78m.
Very good very nice
Very nice very thank you
Where can i buy Aceoffix in Singapore? may i know the price? i will travel to Singapore next time.
Download carousell on your mobile phone and search for Aceoffix, buy from a local shop will be good. Price is around 1050SGD to 1200SGD. In fact there are many more options in the market for trifolds.
Cheers!
@@raylearnstofilm6668 thank you very much
Yr rack looks perfect shape and size..may I know where to get this rack?
Hi Melvin, I got it from Taobao. Don't get the ezwheel option, no good. The rack itself is solid, light and sleek. Most importantly, it's affordable. Here is the link. 【KSTC】小布货架Brompton铝合金导轮货架易行轮改装尾架布朗登 a.m.taobao.com/i535864875110.htm?price=10-149&sourceType=item&sourceType=item&suid=0f9a4941-96eb-4d54-8e2a-903b0d0598e3&ut_sk=1.YaxeVq%2FP2rIDAPlKBjxEd7WO_21646297_1645755146828.Copy.ShareGlobalNavigation_1&sm=c191b2 (👉👉👉 复制整段信息，打开手机淘宝可直接访问👈👈👈)
Also, you will need a Muqzi extender rod from shopee to ensure the rack sits nicely.
Nice video, any retail store to recommend for Aceoffix trifold? Thanks!
Hello Crisp,
Thank you for your kind compliments.
There are many retailers carrying Aceoffix on carousell.
I would recommend you to visit stores that are trifold specialists and will tune your bike well before sale. For e.g. the spokes need to be tighten, pusher tuning need to be checked. Best is their after sales service support :)
I would recommend CycleClinic as they are the best of the best in terms of trifold knowledge. Furthermore, they treat you like FAMILY. They will always be there for you.
Do check out my previous video where I interviewed them:)
Ride safe and have a nice day:))
@@raylearnstofilm6668 Thanks for your reply, yes tuning is important, got my bifold from some “chapalang” caroseller bike wasn’t properly tuned at all. Nightmare 😅
@@CrispyShirt feel u... That one headache ...
Hi Ray, thanks for doing this video for us and tell us here where to look for this aceoffix. I'm very new to trifold bike and had test ride on 3sixty (because of my budget) and I don't quite like the riding feelings (because of M bar I'm not used to it? Not sure also lar) Anyway after watching this video I have decided to cycleclinic now to do a test ride on this aceoffix. Wl update you which bike I hv ended up with!
@@siewhongtan9928 Nice to meet you Siew Hong, thank you too for your kind compliments. Welcome, I am glad you found my video helpful. Will work on it for future videos.
3Sixty is a good bike for ladies too because of the shorter frame dimension. The price is very good too.
Usually M Bar is more comfortable than S Bar. Also really depends on your height. Tall people can choose M bar so they don't have to lean forward. Shorter in height can try S bar. I think Cycleclinic has both 3sixty and Aceoffix, you can try them both.
Cycle Clinic, Jan and Brian will be glad to serve you and answer your queries. You can join AskYouFix too, just let them know.
Ride happy and safe:)
Just ask, for this bike, it is 100 percent the same as brompton except the logo ?
Hello Ken,
Of course not, Brompton's brazing at the joints are much neater and nicer than Aceoffix.
Other than that, an untrained eye cannot tell a difference between the two bikes.
Riding feel, I find both solid but my heart still belongs to the external side:D
Did you change the stock teeth :) ? Any tips on changing to 56teeth or something :) )
Hello there,
I am currently still on stock 54T chain ring. I have a friend who rides on 56T. He is a strong rider and I usually cannot catch up. Unless I pedal like hamster, I would never pace him. Hence, changing to 56T is quite effective in terms of speed.
I tried 56T but it was very tiring/heavy on the initial pedal. But after a while it's okay already when I'm sustaining the speed. I'm still not ready for 56T... I have weak legs.
With 56T, going uphill could be a challenge on 3 speeds...
In conclusion, I would change to 56T when my legs are strong enough and I will also upgrade to 4speeds from 3speeds:)
Hope this helps, ride safe:)
Cheers!
Nice saddle! What brand could it be? Thanks!
Hello Allan,
Thanks, this saddle saved my ass and ****s while riding long distances. No problem at all!
It is the Rido R2 and I got it off from carousell second hand for $50sgs. New one retails around $90sgd.
Cheers and ride safe.
Nice review. May I know what's the price for this bike?
Hello Chong,
It cost roughly $1200SGD on carousell.
Goodluck!
@@raylearnstofilm6668 I see. Thanks very much and God bless:)
@@cchongchannel8943 god bless you too:) I got mine from cycle clinic sg. Awesome guys over there! Their service and workmanship really good. Quote Ray and get a discount from them:)
@@raylearnstofilm6668 Noted with thanks. Too bad i can't afford this price now. Maybe next time then. Thanks anyway.
@@cchongchannel8943 3Sixty 3speed external $788. Not bad also
bro, so how much do you pay for this aceoffix..?
Hello bro,
I bought this nickel plated color at 1288.
That time the standard colors cost 1188.
Now, it cost 1088 (promotion price) from CycleClinic for standard colors.
Get the standard colors over this nickel color as the QC is best for standard colors.
Cheers and ride safe!
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Thank you !
Are you doing this as part of your studies? Cos i realised that u are wearing a NP tee.
Great content!! However, i totally disagree that Aceoffix is 'next level'. Simply put, it's just another player trying to get a piece of the trifold pie.
Hi Keith,
I graduated recently, filming is my hobby/interests same goes for cycling. Always wanted to learn but don't have the time or give myself excuses.
Thank you for your kind compliments.
Aceoffix to me is better than my previous trifold that I ride "pikes" in terms of riding experience and upgrades options available.
Of course, Bromptons is still good in the build quality. However, I would
get the Brompton P Line for its external speeds. But for the price, I can't afford for now haha... Poor boy... I wouldn't choose Brompton with internals hub due to mainly the weight.
Many players want the to get into this trifold pie, I am actually very happy, this gives me as a consumer much more options to choose from.
SG is transitioning into a sustainable future with green transportation which I see a need in trifolds as a last mile form of transportation.
I really love trifolds in general, be it pikes, 3sixty or Brompton for the convenience it brings. But Aceoffix is the best to me for now:))
Cheers and ride safe!
@@raylearnstofilm6668 Yup, the P Line is superb bike. But gear 6 (3+) on BWR can be blindingly fast so dun rule that out. Internal gears requires less maintenance. And dun forget, the 4 speed system on the P Line is a patent pending system developed by Brompton, which means that if it screws up, it might jus get expensive.
Anyway, having gone thru bifolds and Pikes and now Brompton, my advice is to get a Brompton if you are really into trifolds. Ride whatever u have now, dun mod dun waste $ and save up for a B. U won't regret it.
And keep up the good work on those vids. I usually ride along the Jurong-Ulu Pandan-Alexandra-MBS area. If u see me, jus say hi. Cheers dude!!
@@keithteo3454 Yaa, Shifu@Bartley prefers his internal BWR hubs. I also wish to try one haha. Brompton, I will definitely try once I save enough money.
I cycled yesterday from Taman Jurong to MBS, same route as you! We can ride together in future.!
@@raylearnstofilm6668 Sure!!!
@@keithteo3454 but yesterday was special cuz I went all the way from serangoon to Taman Jurong to visit grandpa.
Steel rust and steel acceptable haha
Wahahaha, you spotted the joke:D
It will never be brompton! It's still a cheap bike!
Yes it will never be one! It won’t hurt me if I abuse it either !
Very good very nice
Very nice very good