Hey Choo Chian, excellent video with your points of discussion being spot on. I have tried both 3Sixty and Gust, and I feel that each bike has its good and bad points. For lighter weight, lower cost, nicer gear system (deraileur) and choice of colour combis/mod parts possibilities, I'd take the Gust. For a more compact fold (easier storage at home/office) and "trolley function", I'd go for the Pikes/3Sixty. No clear winner here really.
Hi Heng! U seen anyone install proper fenders on the 16" gust? Not the flimsy mudguard type… more like the brompton type… because i like the design of gust but if wet weather fast riding will splatter all over backside!! 🤣
Hi, can you help to make a video comparison between Fnhon Gust vs Dahon K3 Plus? I am considering to buy a 16" foldie and I struggle to make a choice between these 2 foldies... Would appreciate your review & comments. Thanks.
Hi bro, I am owning a master D and pikes(BWR). Can said both have different riding experience. Enjoying it but come to long distance ride, still feel master D more comfortable as pikes is generally more heavy.
@@SingaporeUntold thanks. It looks very interesting. But no reviews or videos on it yet. Curious to see how it folds, can foresee many brands will bring out trifold soon
@@MrBaoCheng I read someone complaining that when folding you can’t do it too fast or too slow or the chain may fall or shift. Tbh I’m not a fan of the brompton style in so many gears. I actually would like 3 wide external gears to match the internal hub ratio. So it would be light weight and not require an traditional derailleur but the frame mounted one. I think if you travel, a traditional derailleur may get banged up in transit.
@@SingaporeUntold yes I saw some commenting that the chain tangle up when folding. I'm undecided between crius velocity / gust / pikes. Don't know if I should wait a while more. 😅
If it's long distance, Cruis or Blast might be a better choice with 20" wheel. 20" are more common in terms of spare parts and also can take heavier load compare to 16"
