Tyrell from Japan has always scored on looks and performance.
Minivelos traditionally are not foldable bikes. The first attempt to make a foldable minivelo in production scale was Dahon in 2010 who labeled their folding minvelos as Midtown series. The word “Velo” is french for bicycle, so rather than calling it a Minibike, the Japanese have branded it “mini Velo”, with a good sense of history, culture and chic wording.
Tyrell continued this and pushed through the Tyrell FX, which to date is a favorite for those who want looks, speed, and foldable to fit into car boots. Tyrell went on to present the Tyrell FSX for faster 406 equipped wheels and retained the foldability.
The FX does away with the straight handle bar and adopts the dropbar as a standard equipped with Shimano 105 format. But you can opt for straight bars. The Tyrell CSi is back for those who do not need it foldable and want it pure on a 451 wheel format..
