Transporting children

The simplest, most economical solution: the seat is always on your bike, ready for use!

Seats for children aged 6 and over are available for children weighing up to 35 kg (75 lbs).

Benefits

• Space-saving

Front seat

• Better communication with the child
• Allows you to install a basket or panniers on the rear

Disadvantages

• Pay attention to the stability of the bike when installing the child in the seat.

Front seat

• Shorter service life (due to weight limit)
• Does not fit all types of bike

Add-on bike that attaches to the adult's bike.

Benefits

• Allows children to pedal, while being supervised

Disadvantages

• To be comfortable, the child must be able to balance on the bike.

Benefits

• Comfortable for children
• Protects children from the elements

Disadvantages

• Increases the space taken up by the bicycle on the roadway
• Must be parked somewhere when not in use

Two-wheeled bike with a rear extension for carrying panniers or people.
Electric assistance lets you cover long distances and climb hills, despite the weight of the bike and the load.

Benefits

• Versatile: accommodates panniers, baby seats or children's benches
• Park relatively well

Disadvantages

• High purchase cost
• Requires more parking space than an ordinary bike due to its length

If you want to live car-free and minimize the need for car-sharing and cabs, the cargo bike is your best ally.

Some models have three wheels (+ stable) and others have two wheels (+ maneuverable).
Electric assistance lets you cover long distances and climb hills, despite the weight of the bike and the load.

Benefits

• Large loading capacity
• Can be used to transport both children and heavy loads

Disadvantages

• High purchase cost
• Can be difficult to park due to its size