Dahon Yuki 16inch Folding Bike KT610

The Dahon Yuki (KT610) is a 16-inch, single-speed folding bike with a steel frame, built for short, flat city trips and easy storage. Dahon Hong Kong lists it at 11.7 kg, folding down to 71 x 32 x 60 cm (L x W x H).

At a Glance

• Category: 16-inch folding bike, single speed
• Brand: Dahon (founded in the USA in 1982, now producing mainly in Shenzhen), model code KT610
• Key feature: single-speed drivetrain with no gears to adjust, on a steel frame
• Key numbers: 11.7 kg; folded size 71 x 32 x 60 cm (L x W x H)
• Colours: black, white, orange, blue
• Best for: riders who want a simple folding bike for flat, short trips (to the MTR station, around the estate, weekend rides on a cycle track) and a bike that tucks into a corner at home. Not the right pick if your daily route has steep hills or you need to carry the bike up stairs often.

What Problem Does It Solve?

A full-size bike takes up a lot of room in a Hong Kong flat, and gears, derailleurs and shifter cables are one more thing to keep adjusted. The Yuki keeps it simple: one gear, 16-inch wheels and a fold that brings it down to 71 x 32 x 60 cm, so it can live beside the sofa or behind a door and come out for short errands.

Who Is It For?

The Yuki suits riders who mostly ride on flat ground over short distances and value simplicity over speed. Be realistic about two things. First, it is a steel bike at 11.7 kg, heavier than Dahon's aluminium models such as the Dahon QIX D3 16inch Folding Bike JAA633 (9.7–10.0 kg on Dahon's archived global site), so lifting it often is more work. Second, single speed means no easier gear for climbs; if your route has hills, a geared model such as the 9-speed Dahon K3 Plus 16-inch (305) Folding Bike KAA693 will be more comfortable.

Single Speed, Nothing to Adjust

Dahon specifies the Yuki as single speed. With no front or rear derailleur and no shifter, there are no gears to index or shift cables to adjust, which suits riders who just want to get on and ride.

Steel Frame

Dahon Hong Kong lists the frame as steel. It is heavier than an aluminium frame (11.7 kg in total), so the Yuki makes most sense where you mainly ride and store the bike rather than carry it long distances.

16-inch Wheels in a Compact Fold

The Yuki uses 16-inch wheels, one size up from Dahon's 14-inch models such as the K3, yet still folds to 71 x 32 x 60 cm, small enough for a flat's corner or a car boot.

Dahon 16-inch Folding Bike Comparison

Here is how Dahon's 16-inch folding bikes (outside the K3 range) compare, listed from most to fewest gears:

The Dahon K3, K3 Plus, K9 and K9X range has its own comparison table: see the Dahon K3 Plus 16 inch(305) Folding Bike(kaa693) 2nd gen V2 Deltec Cable product page.

Comparison table sources: Dahon HK official product pages (dahon.com.hk); other sources are marked in the table. "—" means Dahon has not published the figure.

Choose by what you need:

• You lift the bike often and want it lighter: Dahon QIX D3 16inch Folding Bike JAA633 — aluminium, 3-speed, vertical fold, 9.7–10.0 kg on Dahon's archived global site, folding to 60 x 26 x 67 cm.
• Your route has hills: Dahon K3 Plus 16-inch (305) Folding Bike KAA693 — 9-speed with disc brakes, aluminium, 9.8 kg according to Dahon, 100 kg max load.
• You want larger 349 wheels: Dahon Mini 349 16 inch Folding Bike (Special Edition) — 9-speed with disc brakes, aluminium, with an inward-folding, height-adjustable handlepost.

Further reading: Jollymap article 2026 DAHON Folding Bike Buying Guide.

Jollymap Recommendation

If you want the simplest possible folding bike for flat, short trips and you mostly store it rather than carry it, the Yuki's single-speed setup keeps ownership easy. If you need to lift the bike often, look at the lighter QIX D3; if your route has climbs, the K3 Plus's 9 gears will help. Dahon has not published a rider height range or weight limit for the Yuki, so before ordering, chat with us or message our Facebook page with your height, weight and typical route.

Specifications

Dahon Yuki (KT610)
Brand	Dahon
Model	KT610
Wheel size	16 inch
Gears	Single speed
Frame	Steel
Brakes	Front and rear V-brakes (as shown in Dahon's official product photo)
Weight	11.7 kg
Folded size	L 71 cm x W 32 cm x H 60 cm
Colours	Black, white, orange, blue

Source: Dahon Hong Kong official product page (dahon.com.hk). *Measurements may differ slightly because different measuring tools are used. Photos are for reference only; the actual product prevails.

FAQ

How much does the Dahon Yuki weigh?

11.7 kg, according to Dahon Hong Kong. The steel frame makes it heavier than Dahon's aluminium folding bikes such as the 9.8 kg K3 Plus 305.

What are the Dahon Yuki KT610 specs?

The Dahon Yuki KT610 has 16-inch wheels, a single-speed drivetrain and a steel frame, weighs 11.7 kg and folds to 71 x 32 x 60 cm (L x W x H). Dahon's official product photo shows V-brakes front and rear.

Is the Dahon Yuki a good folding bike?

It is a good fit if you want a simple, low-fuss folding bike for flat, short trips. With one gear and no derailleur there is little to adjust. It is less suited to hilly routes (no lower gears) or to carrying up stairs every day (11.7 kg steel frame); for those, look at the 9-speed K3 Plus, or compare the lighter QIX D3 in the table above.

Can I take the Dahon Yuki on the MTR or a bus?

By folded size it is within the MTR luggage limit. MTR allows items whose length, width and height add up to no more than 170 cm, with no side over 130 cm; the Yuki's official folded size of 71 x 32 x 60 cm totals about 163 cm, though Dahon does not state whether this includes the pedals. Franchised buses are different: under the Public Bus Services Regulations (Cap. 230A, section 14), free luggage is limited to 5 kg and 0.1 cubic metres, so a folded bike generally exceeds this and boarding is at the bus company's and driver's discretion.

What is the maximum rider weight and height for the Dahon Yuki?

Dahon has not published a weight limit or rider height range for the Yuki. If you are unsure whether it fits you, contact us before ordering with your height and weight. For comparison, the K3 Plus 305 is rated for 100 kg (150-180 cm).

What is the difference between the Dahon Yuki and the K3 Plus?

The Yuki is a single-speed steel bike at 11.7 kg; the K3 Plus 305 is an aluminium bike with 9 speeds and disc brakes at 9.8 kg, rated for riders up to 100 kg. Both use 16-inch wheels. The K3 Plus is the better choice for hills, rain and longer commutes; the Yuki keeps things simple.

How should I look after a steel folding bike in Hong Kong's humid weather?

Wipe the frame and chain dry after riding in the rain, keep the chain and folding hinges lightly lubricated, and store the bike indoors in a dry place rather than outside. Before riding after a long break, check the brakes, chain and folding latches.

Where can I buy the Dahon Yuki in Hong Kong?

Jollymap sells the Dahon Yuki online and in store. To check colour options before ordering, chat with us or message our Facebook page.

Specifications and components follow the manufacturer's latest release and may change without notice. If in doubt, please contact us to confirm before ordering.

Last updated: October 2026