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Why a Dutch citybike?
A Dutch citybike asks nothing of you: no attention, no tinkering, no suffering. It simply gets you where you want to go, stable and fully equipped for everyday life. Whatever Stadtradler citybike you choose, none of the bicycles we offer compromize on the requirements for comfortable and worry-free urban cycling: comfortable sitting position and (almost) are equipped with puncture-proof tyres, a closed chainbox, rainguards, lighting, a stable kickstand and a transporter rack.
In our own workshop we see how much less maintenance our Dutch citybikes need compared to similarly used other bikes. No theory, just real workshop life.
Our bikes are for you if you::
- ride every day
- use your bike as real transportation
- don’t want to arrive sweaty
- have no patience for constant maintenance needs
Our bikes are not for you if you:
- chase top speed
- want sporty performance
- are looking for the lightest bike ever
- think your ego matters more than your back.
You can find more info on Dutch citybikes on the www.hollandrad.at website.
And as the Dutch are the tallest people in the world, with Dutch bicycles you have a large selection of frame sizes, for both short and tall people.
You can check our current stock of bicycles and e-bikes here (only in German).
The bicycles shown are just examples of how your omabike, vintage bike or citybike could look: if you want, with Azor, Pelago and Bella Ciao bikes you can design your own, unique bike by combining from a vast number of frames and configuration options, and even choose your own, personal colour if you so wish. The largest Dutch bicycle brand Gazelle offers a vast selection of modern citybikes and e-bikes.
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Many of the pictured bicycles are also available as an e-bike. Here you can find our overview of e-bikes offered by Gazelle, Holland's largest manufacturer of e-bikes.
Information about our bicycle brands
You can download the brochures and price information for e-bikes and bicycles from Gazelle and Azor (in Dutch) here. You can find more information about the Pelago and Bella Ciao bicycles in the Pelago website and the Bella Ciao website, and about our lightest Tenways urban e-bikes at the Tenways Website.
