FAQ

They are two frame sizes built around the same folding mechanism, and they share almost every component. H01 is the compact one and folds smaller; H6 has a longer wheelbase and a wider saddle-height range, so there is more room on the bike.

Start with your height. If you fall within both ranges, choose H01 for the smaller fold, or H6 for a roomier riding position or the 50T chainring.

Authorized dealers list a reference weight of about 7.8 kg for H01 Pro and about 8 kg for H6 Pro. The actual weight depends on your build — wheels, cranks, pedals and accessories all change it.

The full-carbon frame alone weighs 1423 g on H01 and 1420 g on H6. Most parts in the 3D configurator show their weight as you choose them; for the exact weight of a particular build, ask your authorized dealer.

Pro and Ultra are the two spec levels. They differ in the drivetrain, wheels, brakes, saddle and grips.

Once you’ve picked one, every part can still be changed individually in the 3D configurator. E-Bike assist is coming soon, for the H6 only. It’s built on Pro: the kit brings its own 305 alloy motor wheel, so it can’t be combined with the carbon tri-spoke wheels.

Yes. In the 3D configurator you can choose everything from the frame colour to the saddle, grips, stem, brakes, chain, crank, wheels, tyres and gears, and see each change live.

Lights, bags and a folding stand can be added too. Where parts depend on each other — the crank and chainring, for example — the configurator takes care of it.

Not yet — it’s coming soon. The E-Bike assist kit is for the H6 only (the H01 has no electric version), with or without a handlebar display.

The kit brings its own 305 alloy motor wheel, so it can’t be combined with the carbon tri-spoke wheels. The battery sits where the rear rack bag would go, so the two aren’t fitted together.

Rules for e-bikes vary from region to region; your local authorized dealer can confirm whether it’s available where you live.

About three seconds, once you have the hang of it. H01 and H6 share the same folding mechanism, so the steps are identical.

Once folded, the left pedal tucks back along the frame to make the package narrower still. To see it done first, the Community page has real-world folding videos.

The most reliable answer is to compare the official folded dimensions with your space:

Measurements are taken with the left pedal tucked back and the 305 wheelset fitted; 349 wheels make the bike slightly taller. Check them against your boot, your hallway or the space under your desk before you buy.

Yes. Folded, it rolls on its push wheels, so you wheel it rather than carry it — into lifts, along platforms and through shop doors.

There are two types: swivel wheels turn, which makes tight spaces easier; fixed wheels roll straight and weigh less. An optional folding stand helps the folded bike stand more steadily.

Folded, it’s compact enough to pair well with public transport, but operators set their own rules — whether a bag or cover is required, for instance, or what size limits apply. Check the local rules before you travel.

For flights, how it’s checked in and what it costs depend on the airline. If your bike has E-Bike assist, ask the airline about the battery in advance as well.

H01 fits riders from 130 to 178 cm and H6 from 140 to 190 cm, and saddle height adjusts on both.

The folding stem also comes in 9° and 15° versions, which change bar height and cockpit length — in other words, your riding position. Open Fit analysis in the 3D configurator and enter your height to see the resulting position and measurements.

If you’re near either end of a range, test-ride one at an authorized dealer before you decide.

You can choose between two 16-inch sizes: 305 and 349. The 305 wheels take 16×2.0 or 16×1.5 tyres; the 349 wheels take 16×1.35 tyres.

Wider tyres cushion and grip better, slimmer ones roll with less resistance, and the larger 349 wheels raise the bike slightly. How it feels is personal — a test ride at an authorized dealer tells you more than any spec sheet.

H01 has 5 speeds and H6 has 6 or 7, with cable or electronic shifting on either.

The chainring sets how light or heavy the gearing feels overall: H01 offers 40T or 45T, and H6 adds a 50T. Fewer teeth make starts and climbs easier; more teeth favour cruising and higher speeds. If your routes are hilly, choose a smaller chainring.

Both models use disc brakes, either cable-actuated (mechanical) or hydraulic. Pro comes with cable discs and Ultra with hydraulic discs.

In the wet, every brake needs more distance to stop, so slow down earlier and leave a bigger gap. Your authorized dealer can check pad wear and brake feel at regular services.

Lidrop is sold through authorized dealers. Search by city on the Dealers page to find the nearest one and its contact details.

If there isn’t one near you yet, email us directly at [email protected].

Pricing comes from your local authorized dealer and varies by model, configuration and region.

The quickest route to a quote: build the bike you want in the 3D configurator, tap Finish build in the top-right corner, save it as a QR code or link, and send it to your dealer. That way you’re both looking at exactly the same spec.

Yes. On the Dealers page, dealers that offer test rides are marked.

The bikes available to try can vary from dealer to dealer, so get in touch to book before you go. If none near you offers test rides, contact us.

Your warranty is provided by the authorized dealer you buy from. Coverage and duration vary by market, so ask for the warranty terms when you buy and check what they include.

Keep your proof of purchase. For a warranty claim, contact the dealer you bought from — contact details for every store are on the Dealers page. If there’s no dealer near you, contact us at [email protected].

Day to day, it comes down to a few habits: before each ride, check that every fold is fully locked; keep the tyres inflated within the range printed on the sidewall; and keep the frame and chain clean and dry after riding.

Leave periodic checks and adjustments of the brakes, gears, chain and folding mechanism to your authorized dealer. If you have E-Bike assist, follow your dealer’s guidance on charging and storing the battery.

Your authorized dealer. Repairs, servicing and spare parts are all handled by the dealer; the Dealers page shows the one nearest to you.

If there’s no dealer nearby, or you’re not sure who to ask, contact us at [email protected].

Stop riding and have your authorized dealer inspect the frame and folding mechanism before you ride again.

Damage to carbon fibre doesn’t always show on the surface, so a bike that looks fine may not be. The same applies whenever a fold feels loose, makes an unusual noise or won’t lock fully: stop riding and have it checked.