Schwinn Hinge Folding Bike
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| List Price: | $199.99 |
| Price: | $169.99 |
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Average customer review:Product Description
The Schwinn® Hinge 20-in folding bicycle is easy to store and carry with a frame that folds in front of the crank assembly and at the handlebar stem above the head tube. It includes a convenient rear rack for lashing a bag or other gear and has front and rear V-brakes.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #35326 in Sports & Outdoors
- Color: Electric Blue
- Brand: Pacific Cycle
- Model: S2278
- Released on: 2008-01-01
- Dimensions: 14.00" h x 26.00" w x 36.00" l, 42.00 pounds
Features
- 20-inch folding bicycle designed for commuting
- Low stand-over frame and ATB rigid fork
- Sure-stopping alloy linear pull brakes
- Handy rear rack; adjustable seat post
- Measures 30 x 32 x 11 inches (W x H x D) when folded
Editorial Reviews
Amazon.com Product Description
Bikes are terrific for commuters, but they're not always easy to fit in small apartments, homes, or offices. Enter the Schwinn Hinge 20-inch folding bicycle, an ideal commuting bike that folds compactly for easy storage in a closet, garage, or elsewhere.
![]() The Schwinn Hinge bike folds up compactly for easy storage. |
About Schwinn
Ignaz Schwinn and his partner Adolph Arnold incorporated Arnold, Schwinn & Company on October 22, 1895. Within a few short years of its inception, the company had become an acknowledged technical and quality leader within the bicycle industry. Now, more than 100 years later, Schwinn has become an American icon and built some of the best-known and best-loved bicycles of all time, including the Aerocycle, Paramount, Phantom, Varsity, Sting-Ray, Krate, Homegrown, and more. A world leader in technology and fabrication, Schwinn has been an indispensable player in revolutionizing bicycling around the world.
Customer Reviews
An alternative to a Dahon
Although not as light or well built as a Dahon (Broadwalk model), I find this bike to be a decent alternative. Fenders are made of plastic, luggage rack is convienent, nicely supplied nylon protective bag for the bike in the folded position. Front and rear hand brakes, (no coaster brakes). What I didn't like about the bike is that the crank arm is made of plastic. Although thick, it's just chromed plastic. About $40-60 less than the Dahon Broadwalk.
It's a heavy bike for train commuters
First off, It is not that easy to put together and take apart. If you like pinching your fingers on a daily basis, then this is the kind of bike for you. Also, I bought it so I would make the train but it takes forever to unfold it and fold it. It also weights alot more than expected.So, I would say if you think you want to buy a fold away bike go to your local bike shop first then buy online.
Nice Starter Folding Bike!
I'm quite pleased with this bike. I think its a great starter folding bike for a teenager or adult who is new to folding bikes. Everything arrived assembled except for inserting the pedals. Not a real issue at all for me. Also, I'm a heavier rider whose weight is within the maximum range and this bike is durable enough to support me comfortably.
Although one of the pedals folds, it would be more ideal in my opinion to have both pedals fold. Also, I wish they made a lighter weight version of this bike with atleast a 3, 5 or 6 speed internal hub shifter.
Overall this bike is a bargain, rides okay for the city and along paved bike trails.









