Cycling to work can be a great way to keep fit, but if your journey involves hopping on a train you may find it easier to ride a folding bike. There are many brands that make them, but Brompton is ...

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Brompton has reworked its iconic folding bike design for what the company says is its lightest model ever. Thanks to the T Line's titanium frame, a new drivetrain and carbon fiber components, the ...

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Brompton is fifty years old. The British bike manufacturer – and pioneer in folding bike technology – is not only a major exporter, but also one of the few major manufacturing concerns to remain in ...

Brompton is celebrating 50 years since its founder, Andrew Ritchie, created the first of its iconic folding bikes from his Kennington flat overlooking Kensington’s Brompton Oratory in 1975. Since then ...

Even my ebike-addicted teenager had good things to say about the ultra-light Brompton T Line Urban's clever construction and ride quality. UK bicycling icon Brompton has put millions of people on two ...

The Brompton Electric P Line Explore has to be one of the best folding bike options out there. You get clever electric assistance from a front hub motor, while the addition of extra gears means this ...

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Brompton has launched its lightest-ever folding electric bike. The new electric P line weighs 12.7kg without its battery, which is roughly 3kg lighter than Brompton’s existing electric C line bike.

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Will Butler-Adams arrives at Brompton Bicycle’s headquarters in Greenford, west London on a navy Brompton bike ...