Christos Cabolis

Apr 13, 2023 | imd.org | Will Butler-Adams |John Sills |Christos Cabolis |Arturo Bris

1975Andrew Ritchie was a young engineer who believed in a better way to move around the city. In the bedroom of his flat overlooking the Brompton Oratory, he invented a bike with an ingenious three three-part fold: a vehicle that transformed into a small package and could go anywhere. Over the next decade, Ritchie obsessively honed his invention. He worked in a small rented workshop at a local engineering company and made each bike to order.