Shimano Q’Auto: automatic shifting for analog bikes on the Rose Sneak 3 EQ in test
With the new Q’Auto system, Shimano has launched an electronic automatic shifting system on the market for the first time that is specially designed for
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Canyon Citylite spotted for the first time — what the new urban bike has to offer
Although Canyon was not officially represented with its own stand at Eurobike this year, there was still a real new product to discover! Although Canyon
BOK H2: Compact cargo bike inspired by a true Cannondale classic
The niche of compact cargo bikes is growing rapidly — and the new BOK H2 will soon be joining in. Visually, the sleek urban bike
Urban bike highlights: A tour of the new products at Eurobike 2025
It’s that time again — Eurobike Show 2025 has opened its doors in Frankfurt! This year, the trade fair is once again the most important
Lemmo Zero: Innovative folding e-bike for smart mobility in collaboration with NIO
Lemmo, the German brand specialising in lightweight electric micro-mobility, is expanding its product line with a new model: the Lemmo Zero. A foldable e-bike with
Allez, Allez, Allez — Brompton celebrates the Tour de France 2025 with two limited editions
Just in time for the start of the Tour de France 2025 at the beginning of July, Brompton, the British cult manufacturer of folding bikes,
Rose Sneak 3 EQ features Shimano’s automatic Q’Auto shifting for the first time
With the new Sneak 3 EQ, Rose Bikes is launching its new urban model, which uses Shimano’s Q’Auto automatic gear shifting system for the first
Out into adventure: unfold your freedom with Brompton
Travel season is just around the corner — a good reason to draw attention to the new Brompton G Line, which we have already introduced
Yoonit Micro: When the mini cargo bike gets even smaller
What happens when you make the already compact Yoonit Mini cargo bike even smaller? Exactly—the result is the Yoonit Micro. But is it now a
Siech Cycles kids’ bikes: a stylish option with retro charm
If you are looking for an alternative to the established kids’ bike brands, it is worth taking a look at the models from Siech Cycles: