This is how the second day of the fair can begin at the Berlin Bicycle Show ... with a cup of good coffee from the Coffee-BikeOf course, the locals from Standert should not be missing in Berlin.
New name in business: Sour will be launched with four frames in the coming weeks.
Style and heritage at Brooks.
There is also a lot to discover for the little ones this year. Whether with the specialists from Islabikes….
... at Woom ...
... or at Infento. There are construction kits from which a wide variety of vehicles can be built.
Every year again: Everyone can design and "press" their own Ass Saver
All carbon or what? The Czechs from Favorit offer carbon wheels in the classic steel look.
... we are sure that you will hear and see more about it in the coming months!
The Tex-Lock caused quite a stir when it was announced. No wonder: it weighs a fraction of conventional locks and is said to be at least as secure.
Sure, of course! No bike show without Campa. The beautiful Campa bikes can also be admired at the stand.
... the frames come from the Italian luxury forge Sarto.
Together with some young helpers, we also made our own key ring from recycled materials.
Michael Faiß studied English and history in Munich. After spending a year in England, he worked as a translator for the magazine Procycling and the Degen Mediahouse, among others. He has also been a passionate cyclist and mechanic since childhood and feels at home off the beaten track in particular.
