>>2051618
>how does it ride?
bit unstable compared to 20" conventional folding bikes, and obviously normal bicycles. First experience: wobbly. But it's fast, high acceleration.
Also cities only: Paved roads, asphalt. avoid some cobblestone street = rough ride (got internal puncture from the shock, small wheels are pretty much unintended disadvantages),

>Where there times when you wished it was faster?
When I found out P-Line has 12 speed; wider gear transition than 6 speed. And news of C-Line will get upgrades to 12 speed (with new rear frame) at early 2025. Weigh is less of issue than the size (unless you travel with airplane, again one complicated debate)
It's actually more of personal buyer's remorse not going for the newest updated feature than actually needing the speed. If i waited for 6 months, I'd get the C-line 12 speed instead, but my 2nd hand 6-speed bought in july 2024 was too good (1500€, pristine no blemish, come with original box & brompton warranty; as good as new)
Yet, me, most other Brompton owners i met & on internet, even authorized sellers said 6 speed is more than enough for most case. At highest gear 3+ I could ride around 20-25 Km/h comfortably and i found 2- and below being too light for me, only use it for climbing.

For comfort ride, i recommend upgrading the generic brompton saddle with better one; most get the Brooks one due to branding.