the Liberte bike has quick release on both front and rear wheels. no problems so far with anything becoming loose, and I ride one of them hard on MBT's with rocks and roots.
the Forte uses a wrench nut like the Urbano. one person side there is likely to be less theft if the wheel is wrench bolted. not sure if I believe that was the decision point, but perhaps that is a real issue in other places. the wrench nut is probably more durable.
I've had both a Forte and Liberte loaded in the 9 for test fit purposes. I needed to put the Liberte in the suitcase fold in order to do that. I'll mess around today and load both Liberte's to understand what I need to do for that. I find the smaller tires on the Liberte makes them easier to load. Now, one of them has small racing tires and it is very easy to load, so I think loading those two together will be easier.
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I used the suitcase fold on one and fit them easily. removed both wheels with quick release and the seat post. a compact fit.
took a 10-mile ride from the home airport this morning and found a hat. perfect fit.
