Bike types

City bikes are primarily designed for everyday use in the city. The city bike is something of a jack-of-all-trades in the cycling universe.

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These very special bikes are not limited to one special discipline such as city traffic, off-road or long distances. The flexible and practical all-rounders combine road bike with mountain bike.

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If you love to ride your bike off-road and roll over hill and dale, you should have a suitable bike model at hand. The wide-ranging bicycle market offers a large selection for this purpose. Mountain bikes are exactly the kind of bike that make it possible to become a peak conqueror on rough terrain. Different specifications allow everyone to find their optimal bike and thus find their way to the mountains.

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A trekking bike is the universal solution for various purposes. Trekking bikes are designed for longer tours on different terrains. This makes them very flexible and combines their characteristics of sportiness and comfort. They resemble a mountain bike in appearance, but have narrower but treaded tires and everyday equipment such as lights, rain guards and luggage racks. They therefore also comply with road traffic regulations. 

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Whether it's an e-city bike, an electric trekking bike, an e-MTB or even a racing bike with an electric motor. The e-bike has conquered several markets in recent years and the end of the trend is not in sight for a long time yet.

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The range of children's and youth bikes is huge. All the more difficult to keep track of them. Of course, there are also different categories for children's bikes.

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