BICKERTON Bicycle PDF Manuals
History of Bickerton Bicycles
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An inventor by nature, Garry Bickerton has developed his own foldable bike design - compact, lightweight, durable and easy to use.
In October 1972, a patent was obtained for the invention, and in 1976 production of the Bickerton Portable Bicycle was opened at St. Catherine's Tower Bridge in London.
There have been many interesting pages in the history of the brand, and today, known for its original engineering solutions and innovative technologies, the world-renowned Bickerton bicycle company presents several models of 2013.
Junction MK III (C7i). Elegant, lightweight and easy to handle. Lightweight 6061 aluminum alloy frame, foldable design with magnetic lock, foldable pedals, 20 " wheels, V-break handbrake on the front wheel.
Shimano Nexus 7sp Planetary Rear Hub with Rear Coaster Brake provides 7 transmission speeds without external derailleurs, which is more convenient when folding.
Junction MK II (C3i). Frame - 6061 aluminum, identical to the previous model, the selection of components, but less expensive option, due to the installation of a rear planetary hub SRAM iMotion 3sp with brakes and 3-speed transmission.
The Junction MK I (C7) is the cheapest option. 6061 aluminum alloy frame, optimum component matching, front and rear V-break brakes, 7-speed drivetrain featuring SRAM Neos 1.0 rear derailleur and Shimano seven-chain cassette.
Very compact and easy to carry when assembled and maneuverable and comfortable on the go, Bickerton bikes allow you to get around town quickly and comfortably in true English style when required by public transport.