Our Team

Philosophy
We want our cargo bikes to help make it possible for more journeys involving the transport of goods to be made by bicycle. The combination of human pedalling power and electric assistance makes it possible to transport heavier loads by bicycle. Depending on the route and the type of transport, a cargo bike can therefore be an alternative to using a car.
Our goal is to develop high-quality cargo bikes for everyday use.
Our work focuses on the design and manufacture of carefully engineered cargo bikes with two or three wheels. We place particular emphasis on ergonomics, handling and the interaction of the individual components. These aspects are essential to a well-functioning cargo bike.
We manufacture our customised transport bikes by hand at our facility in Nehren, Germany. We develop and assemble the individual components with the intended application and the requirements of everyday transport in mind.

Production
Since 2019, we have been manufacturing at our new facility in Nehren, Germany. When planning and constructing our first production hall, we implemented a range of measures relating to energy supply and the design of the surrounding outdoor areas.
Our production hall was built on an insulated concrete floor slab and constructed using solid timber made from stacked timber boards. The timber elements were manufactured by Schaffitzel in Schwäbisch Hall and subsequently assembled by a local carpentry company.
According to the building's energy performance certificate, the hall meets the KfW 55 energy efficiency standard. We use solar thermal energy and a pellet heating system for heating. Based on our calculations to date, more than 70% of our heating demand is covered by solar thermal energy. The activated concrete floor slab allows the heating system to operate with a low flow temperature of below 30°C. It can also store thermal energy.
Since the beginning, we have sourced our electricity from Green Planet Energy (formerly Greenpeace Energy). We generate part of our electricity demand ourselves through photovoltaic systems. We also use a Smartflower, which adjusts its orientation according to the position of the sun. In addition, our energy system includes a small wind turbine and a battery storage system.
According to our current annual energy balance, we feed around 2,000 kWh of electricity into the public grid each year.
We also take environmental considerations into account when designing the areas surrounding our production hall. We plant native species and have created, among other things, natural sandstone walls and areas with a variety of flowering plants. These features provide different structures and habitats on our premises.
We also grow some of our own food. The produce is freely available to employees, customers and passers-by. As these foods are grown and made available directly on site, no additional packaging is required.
For other food products, we pay attention to organic quality when purchasing. We also consider environmental criteria when procuring office supplies and everyday items.
And, of course, cycling plays an important role in our employees' daily commute: a large proportion of our employees travel to work by bicycle.







