
Public transport can be good, but other times a nightmare - especially during rush hour times.
Do you ever feel like you could be quicker just riding a bike? But that's not practical right? But it is of you have a fold up bicycle.
Already business men in London UK, have been using these when they get off the train.
You would probably never even have considered this as an option before, but with this bike at the very least you can take short cuts and fit through gaps cars cant. Then just fold it away when not needed.
Plus most importantly it's a way of getting to your destination quickly. Journalists and photographers can especially relate to this.
It was landscape gardener Andrew Ritchie who amongst many Undiscovered Business Entrepreneurs had an idea that made sense.His was to create a bike so small you could 'Fit it in your pocket'. He toyed with many prototypes and by 1976 he had made his own company called Brompton.
The name Brompton came from a church that was opposite his home. Although such a genius idea these days, back then no one paid that much interest in it. This then made him to go into production for himself.
Over the years his company went from making 300 bikes a year to a turnover today of 10 million, and will exceed more each year.
Although manufactured in London you can buy the bike worldwide, and it is already becoming popular in the USA, Japan, Germany and the Netherlands.
The number of people cycling and using fold up bikes is growing more and more each day, because it's become a more practical solution.
Is that something you would consider yourself perhaps? You can find out more from the Star Alliance website.

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