Who needs a car when you can have a Cargobike? A cargo bike is great fun, keeps you fit and transports more than you might think. But which is the right one? There are now countless manufacturers and a wide variety of concepts, from the loading area to the drive. What about an e-motor? Do you really need a pedelec or does it also work with a conventional drive? In this category, we will gradually introduce cargo bikes and describe our test impressions when we were able to ride them ourselves. In our LastenRAT we introduce you to cargo bikes, accessories or cargo bike trailers. With our LastenRAT, we provide you with valuable tips and advice for your personal mobility transition.
At the turn of the year, the new CaGo CS model range received the German Design Award 2024 and the Design and Innovation Award 2024. To honor these awards, we take a closer look at the CaGo CS mini cargo bike in this article.
Maxxis has positioned itself well in the gravel sector with new tires such as the “Rambler” and the “Reaver”. The MetroLoads Pro was specially developed for use on cargo bikes – what it has to offer sounds excellent, at least on paper. That’s why we strapped a set of new tires to our cargo bike and took a look for ourselves. Here is the result of our Maxxis MetroLoads Pro test.
Do you like camping holidays with your own caravan or motorhome? But actually, you would rather do without dragging your accommodation around by car? Here’s the perfect solution for you: The “I Woody” is a caravan that was specially developed for combination with a bicycle as a towing vehicle. You can buy the bike camper fully assembled, or build it yourself under supervision in a self-assembly course.
What happens when a two-wheeler manufacturer and a manufacturer of four-wheeled vehicles team up? The result is a vehicle with three wheels. Here’s everything you need to know about the new Cube Cargobike, created in collaboration with BMW. There are two models: the Cube Trike Family Hybrid 750 and the Cube Trike Cargo Hybrid 750. Curtain up …
You’re probably familiar with VSC bikes – for example, from the German Post’s fleet of cargo bikes. Now the company from Saxony-Anhalt also offers a cargo bike for private individuals: The VSC.BIKE cargo bike FINN – with or without e-motor.
