Traditional Dutch frames
Timeless step-through and diamond shapes with practical mounts, mudguards, and a seating position that works in normal clothes.
Dutch classics, modern city bikes, retro frames, and urban e-bikes — chosen for comfort, reliability, and year-round Vienna use. You are welcome even if your next service bike came from somewhere else.
Upright geometry, enclosed drivetrains, and hub gears that stay calm in stop-start traffic.
Timeless step-through and diamond shapes with practical mounts, mudguards, and a seating position that works in normal clothes.
We stock and order sizes for smaller and taller riders so reach and stand-over feel natural — not “one size almost fits”.
Cleaner lines when you want something lighter or more contemporary — still built for errands and commuting.
Sportier urban geometry with room for racks and lights — easy to live with on Ringstrasse lanes and side streets.
Classic looks with modern components where it matters — brakes, gears, and contact points you can trust daily.
Assistance that feels like a fair wind — for longer days, hills, and heavier loads — without losing the city-bike character.
Upright e-city platforms with integrated batteries and sensible range for Vienna distances.
Quieter, lower-profile systems when you want a modern city bike that still helps when the day runs long.
Locks, bags, baskets, crates, helmets, lights, and child seats chosen to match city bikes — not random shelf filler. We fit them properly so nothing rattles loose on the first tram-track crossing.
Upright posture keeps traffic visible, mudguards and lights make grey days easier, and low-maintenance drivetrains mean more riding and less fettling. A good city bike is the one you actually take for short trips instead of looking for a parking space.
Frame size and reach first, then braking power, tyre clearance, and mounts for racks and mudguards. Hub gears suit stop-start streets; derailleurs can work if you accept more weather care. Test how it feels in everyday clothes — that is the real filter.
Match battery range to your real routes, not brochure maxima. Check how natural the assist feels at city speeds, how easy the battery is to remove for charging, and whether service parts are available locally. Weight and stand-over still matter when the motor is off.