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As a leading B2B cargo bike manufacturer with nearly 20 years of industry experience, we specialize in delivering reliable, customizable solutions for logistics, retail, urban transport, and family mobility. From compact city trikes to heavy-duty cargo bikes, our product range is designed to adapt to your operational needs and market preferences.
Explore the models below to find the right fit — or contact us for tailored OEM & ODM support.
UM Flow
UM Snel
UM-postcode
EEN ZO
Familie C
Familie S
Stretch
Starter
Basalt
Family Friendly Transport
Ideal for families on the go, our cargo bikes make school runs, grocery trips, and weekend adventures a breeze. With seating for kids, a weatherproof rain cover, and safety-focused design, it’s the ideal family bike for urban life. Enjoy a smooth, fun ride while reducing your carbon footprint.
Efficient last-mile logistics.
Designed for urban delivery professionals, our cargo bikes provide an efficient, sustainable alternative for post and parcel transport. With a spacious cargo box, electric assistance, and excellent maneuverability, they’re perfect for navigating busy city streets. Say goodbye to parking hassles and hello to timely, reliable deliveries.
Facility Service Support
Ideal for families on the go, our cargo bikes make school runs, grocery trips, and weekend adventures a breeze. With seating for kids, a weatherproof rain cover, and safety-focused design, it’s the ultimate family vehicle for urban life. Enjoy a smooth, fun ride while reducing your carbon footprint.
As A Bike Factory, We Can Offer More Than These
Cargo Bike Solution Cases
Food and Beverage Delivery
Meal delivery, hot food transport, insulated cargo box, restaurant delivery, cafe logistics.
Retail and Market Deliveries
Local business delivery, farmers’ market logistics, small business transport, retail goods, artisan deliveries.
Postal Services
Mail delivery, postal bike, urban postal routes, small package delivery, efficient mail transport.
Mobile Vending
Food cart bike, mobile coffee stall, street vending, ice cream bike, pop-up shop transport.
Hotel Linen Transport
Housekeeping supplies, linen delivery, hotel logistics, laundry transport, service bike.
Event Equipment Transportation
Event logistics, venue transport, portable equipment, event setup bike, material delivery.
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What is e-Cargo Bike?
Cargo bikes are bicycles designed for carrying heavy loads, goods, or passengers, featuring reinforced frames and specialized cargo areas. They provide a sustainable and efficient alternative to cars, especially in urban environments.
Cargo bikes, originating in the early 20th century in Europe, were initially used by tradesmen and postal services to transport goods efficiently. Over time, they evolved into a practical alternative to motor vehicles, gaining popularity in urban areas for their sustainability and cost-effectiveness.
A cargo bike is a specially designed bicycle built to carry heavy loads, passengers, or goods. Unlike regular bicycles, it features reinforced frames and dedicated cargo areas to accommodate various transportation needs. These bikes are known for their stability, durability, and ability to navigate congested city streets where cars may struggle. With the rise of e-mobility, electric cargo bikes have further enhanced carrying capacity and convenience, making them a preferred choice for businesses and families.
Cargo bikes come in several types, each designed for different purposes. Front-load cargo bikes, also known as bakfiets, have a large cargo box positioned in front of the rider, providing a clear view of the load. Long John bikes feature an extended frame with a low cargo deck between the handlebars and the front wheel, ideal for transporting children or bulkier goods. Short John bikes place a smaller cargo rack just in front of the handlebars, making them compact and practical for quick deliveries. Longtail bikes have an extended rear rack capable of carrying multiple passengers or cargo, offering a balance of agility and load capacity for urban commuting. These variations cater to a wide range of transportation needs, from personal mobility to commercial logistics.
Cargo bikes are widely used across industries and daily life. Businesses rely on them for last-mile delivery, reducing operational costs and environmental impact compared to motor vehicles. Food vendors and service providers customize cargo bikes into mobile shops, enhancing accessibility and customer engagement. Families use cargo bikes as an alternative to cars, enabling school runs, grocery shopping, and recreational outings in an eco-friendly manner. Municipalities and industrial sectors integrate cargo bikes into their operations for waste collection, park maintenance, and internal logistics. Their versatility, cost efficiency, and sustainability make cargo bikes an essential part of modern urban mobility solutions.
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Can Cargo Bikes Work for Urban Freight Transport?
Freight transport has always been about scale. Bigger vehicles, longer routes, faster highways.But in dense cities, scale is no longer the advantage it once was. Across the US and Europe, last-mile delivery now accounts for the highest share of delivery cost, delay, and emissions. City logistics has become the weakest—and most expensive—link in the freight transport chain. This is where cargo bikes are no longer experimental. They are becoming operational tools. This article looks at why major freight transport companies are integrating cargo bikes, also called freight bicycles, what conditions make them work, where they do not, and what kind of cargo bike solutions actually make sense for professional freight transport. Freight Transport Meaning Today: Why the Last Mile Dominates Cost and Risk Traditionally, freight transport by road focused on long haul and regional distribution.Today, the economics have shifted. Multiple industry...
Can Cargo Bike Delivery Be Successful?
Why Cities, Parcel Service Providers, and Local Businesses Are Shifting Their Last-Mile Strategy？ If you work in last-mile delivery, you already feel the pressure: rising delivery volume, rising urban restrictions, and rising operational costs. At the same time, your customers expect faster drop-offs, tighter delivery windows, and real-time visibility—without increasing delivery fees. This is exactly why the question “Can cargo bike delivery be successful?” is suddenly everywhere in Europe.And the short answer is: yes—when it fits the right conditions. Cargo bikes are not replacing every van, but they are transforming last-mile logistics in dense urban zones. Let’s break down the numbers, the real-world constraints, and which cargo bike models actually work for business. Cargo Bike Delivery Is Growing Fast — And the Demand Is Data-Backed E-commerce deliveries are exploding Online shopping across Europe has doubled in the past decade. In 2023...
Why Cargo Bike Sharing Is the Next Big Opportunity for Shared Mobility
The rise of cargo bike sharing isn’t just a fad. In Europe, it's becoming a core building block of sustainable urban mobility — and you, as an e-bike sharing operator, a city government, or a nonprofit, have a chance to ride this wave in a highly strategic way. Here’s why the e-bike & e-cargo bike sharing market matters, where it can shine, and how partnering with a flexible, experienced supplier can turn that potential into reality. E-Bike & Cargo Bike Sharing: Market Reality Today The European e-cargo bike market is seeing strong growth. According to Mordor Intelligence, the European e-cargo bike market was valued at USD 1.16 billion in 2025, with a projected CAGR near 3.9% through 2030. Meanwhile, urban metrics show cargo-bike logistics commanding a meaningful share: research estimates Europe holds ~45% of the global cargo-bike logistics market. Shared mobility...
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