Go to work with Dahon D5

I tried rolling the Dahon D5 with a mini bell on flat ground. The speed was maintained at approximately 29 to 30 km/h. I could feel my heart beating faster and sweat flowing down my body.
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The road was flat, but maintaining speed required constant stamina and concentration. I felt the cool breeze passing by my face, and I was able to become even more immersed as I watched the surrounding scenery change rapidly. Every time I picked up speed, I could hear the sound of the tires hitting the road, making me feel like I was racing.
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The Dahon D5, a mini-velo, felt a bit slower compared to a road bike. Perhaps due to the difference in wheel size and gear ratio, it felt less fast than a road bike even at the same speed. However, the ride itself was very enjoyable thanks to the Dahon D5's light driving feel and maneuverability.
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Proper gear shifting and pedaling techniques are important to maintain a steady speed of 29-30 km/h. This is because selecting the wrong gear can result in unnecessary power consumption or a decrease in speed. Additionally, you must pedal in a consistent rhythm to increase speed efficiently without putting strain on your muscles.
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Even with a mini velo, you can have a fun ride.