Customer story
Hop on the journey through Hamburg with Rene from Spirit of Hafencity. His eco-friendly B&B bike isn’t just for deliveries—it’s a stylish, branded adventure. Dive into the story of crafting a sustainable brand identity on three wheels!
News
Cargo Bikes for Business: A Game-Changer in Urban Logistics
Cargo bikes are revolutionising the way businesses approach urban logistics, proving to be a game-changer in more ways than one. Discover how cargo bikes not only reduce carbon emissions but also enhance efficiency and cost-effectiveness for businesses operating in urban environments.
Customer story
Meet Wasim Bayazid, the owner of a falafel shop in Belgium who’s not afraid to mix business with pleasure. He uses his B&B bike for personal and business use, and we love his eco-friendly approach!
AWARD
Danish Design Award 2020
Award year: 2020 / Design solution: MK1-E / Winner of: Feel Good – Product
The Jury says: The in-company design team is making it much easier for families to transition from cars to bikes – improving the quality and experience of everyday transport while minimising polluting traffic. The E-bike is practical and safe, fun for kids and parents, and has incorporated big and small ideas with elegant details. The bike is well-made and you certainly feel good when using it – it feels like you are interacting with an object, where every detail is meticulously designed and crafted.
Customer story
Meet Karsten Christoffersen and Mikael Danvad Kristensen who started Kødbyens Is wit a deep focus on making the world a greener place.
News
Pedaling Towards a Greener Future
In the ever-evolving landscape of sustainable living, the humble cargo bike is emerging as a frontrunner in the race toward a greener future. As urban areas grapple with the environmental consequences of traditional transportation methods, cargo bikes have been wheeled in as a clean and efficient alternative, making a significant impact on reducing carbon footprints.
Collaboration
Her Går Det Godt Podcast
The popular podcast duo Peter Falktoft and Esben Bjerre.
High spirits, honest analysis, and selective walkthrough of the world news. We collaborated with them on one of their podcast episodes, recording it in our Copenhagen Flagship Store. Keep an eye out for this duo, riding our MK1-E around the city!
News
The electric cargo bike revolution Transforming Family Transportation
In the ever-evolving landscape of transportation, electric cargo bikes are emerging as a revolutionary force, reshaping the way families navigate their daily lives. These pedal-assisted wonders combine the convenience of a bicycle with the practicality of a cargo-carrying vehicle, offering a sustainable and efficient alternative to traditional modes of family transportation.
Tips
Discover essential maintenance tips to keep your cargo bike in top condition during cold weather. Learn how to protect your battery, drive belt, tires, and more for optimal performance all winter. Keep riding smoothly with our expert advice!
Dealer portrait
In the small town of Kortrijk in Belgium, there is a man who dreams of another world. A world where cars are replaced with bicycles as the primary mode of transportation. That world might be a utopian dream, but it’s a dream with enough merit to exist. At least if you ask Kevin Labeeuw, owner of this dream and the bicycle shop Green Leaf Projects.
Customer story
Meet Anders Forup, one of Butchers & Bicycles’ first customers – the owner of the successful jewellery shop, Handcrafted Cph.
Collaboration
Wallpaper* Magazine
August 2021 issue: Design for a Better World
The issue features our design collaboration with Victorinox. Partaking in the re-made edition focusing on ‘design for a better world’ the collaboration occurred thanks to the work of designers; Jenkins & Uhnger, Victorinox and Butchers & Bicycles. The bike is designed to cut a new path for an ancient knife sharpening tradition.
Dealer portrait
“My story is that I was a bike messenger, and a passionate touring rider. I went backpacking with the bike for several months, so in that way I’ve been involved with bikes for many years, but not in the traditional way”, Michel Röthlisberger says and explains that he thinks the untraditional way that he and his wife got into the business has helped them turn Obst & Gemüse it into something more that just a bike shop.
