RIDER RAVES "We just had to compliment you on a great design... [the Zero G] gave us the most responsive and comfortable ride in a long time...It takes vision to produce a product such as this, congratulations." - C. Young, South Africa "Since I got my Zero G about 6 months ago, I hadn't really done any true mountain biking. That is, until yesterday. I went with an Army buddy of mine to a local area popular with MTB'ers. He was very skeptical of my Zero G, having seen my Matrix and developed a list of replacement parts I'd need to bring it up to it's full potential. (Yes, he's a bit of a bike snob; his bikes cost him about $3,500 each.) The first thing he was impressed with was the Zero G's weight. Then he saw that I had the same brakes he had installed on his. And we have the same front suspension. He also approved that it was a hardtail.The bike performed flawlessly throughout the day. Through streams, hills, drops, single track, etc. Sometimes I wished I had a full suspension bike; other times, the nimbleness and weight put me at the advantage (climbing, carrying over rocks, etc). It was grueling, but by the end of the day, my bike-snob buddy was fully accepting of my Zero G. And the folding part never became an issue, except at the end of the day when I folded up my bike and stuck it in my Jeep while he was still fiddling around with his rack system." - Ian, USA The X Rides, 40 mile road & 27 mile MTB ride. Read more! - Ian, the Dahon community forum "Last week I went to Chung Yung and bought the Zero-G. Being a bit of a perfectionist I insisted on putting on an upgrade of forks. I can understand why you put on the stock forks, price I guess, but this frameset deserves great components, so I also purchased a Fox 100 float. Also changed the twist grip to Sram levers.Have ridden the bike a couple of times and this morning thrashed it along my local technical single track trail. For an hour and a half I pushed the Zero-G through all sorts of conditions, drop offs, bunny hops, slippery descents, hard cornering, and lung sapping climbs.It's not a folding bike, it's a mountain bike. I was nervous before buying a folding bike, but Jason at Chung Yung set my mind to rest and he was right. This bike is stiffer than a GT triple triangle. Climbs really well. And after a couple of minutes I forgot about it's folding qualities. Later in the month I will be riding in the Sinai Desert in Egypt, we're going on vacation and that's why I wanted a folding bike. This bike will accompany on all my trips. I love the design, as I will be riding in sandy and dusty conditions.Anyway, bottom line; I have been riding since I was a kid, I'm 52 and I'm British, having lived in Hong Kong since 1982 and still ride like a kid. I have about 22 assorted bikes, and I got fed up unbolting the rear triangle of my full suspension bikes and packing them in a suitcase and rebuilding them in hotel rooms. Now thanks to you guys and Jason at Chung Yung I am a happy traveler - I just wish I could put the bike in my carry on luggage, then at the airport I could ride to the departure gate on my Zero-G. Maybe I'll tell the airline I will be traveling with a folding "wheelchair" - it just happens to only have two wheels.Thanks again and keep the innovations coming." - M. Keith, Hong Kong PRESS RAVES Ausgezeichnet!" (Test of nine top-selling folding bicycles in Switzerland) Read more! - Velojournal, Switzerland "The Dahon Zero G is a no-holds-barred high performance off-road bike which can be folded" Read more! - The Folding Society, UK CLOSE WINDOW