Triobike

Why it is renowned

In 2017 the American cycling site Bikerumor covered the Cargo TT, a one-off version of the Triobike cargo built by hand in carbon fibre with a frame of 5,960 g, kept on show in the Copenhagen flagship store.¹ Triobike sells through dealers in the United States, Canada and Australia and across Europe, among them Austria, Belgium, Germany, France, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Sweden, Norway and Italy.² It has worked with Royal Copenhagen, Calvin Klein, Cycling Without Age and Bauhaus.³

The story

The hafnia was designed and developed at the company's headquarters in Copenhagen,⁴ and the first prototypes of the cargo model were tested and adjusted over many years in extreme weather.³ Triobike was the first cargo bike company to be safety tested by the Danish Consumer Agency and the first to fit five-point seat belts for children.³ The two-wheeled Triobike cargo has a one-piece aluminium frame with side wings bent in three dimensions and carries up to 230 kg;⁵ the three-wheeled hafnia and Boxter have angled front wheels against tipping and a box of 280 litres.⁴⁶

What to know it by

• Triobike cargo⁵Two-wheeled cargo bike, load up to 230 kg
• Triobike hafnia⁴Three-wheeled family bike with room for four children
• Triobike Boxter CL⁶Three-wheeled family bike with a Bosch Cargo Line motor