Trekking bikes for your next bike trip or everyday use
Trekking bikes are known for their versatility and are considered ideal companions for longer bike trips as well as for daily use in urban environments. They are characterized by a robust construction, a comfortable geometry, and equipment that combines comfort and functionality ideally. But what makes a trekking bike roadworthy?
StVZO approved trekking bikes from the brands Cube, Orbea, Diamant & Cannondale
The roadworthiness of a bicycle in Germany is largely determined by the StVZO, the Road Traffic Licensing Regulations. This regulates the requirements that bicycles must meet in order to be operated on public roads. A StVZO-compliant trekking bike must therefore have the following Features:
1. Lighting: Front and rear lights are mandatory, and for several years now, dynamo-powered LED lights have also been allowed, which ensure a consistently bright illumination. Battery lights are also permitted, provided they meet the requirements of the StVZO.
2. Reflectors: In addition to the lights, trekking bikes must be equipped with various reflectors - white at the front, red at the rear, and yellow reflectors in the spokes or tires. These ensure that cyclists are more visible even in poor lighting conditions.
3. Brakes: Two independently functioning brakes are essential. These must also be reliable in wet conditions, which is often ensured by the use of mechanical or hydraulic disc brakes.
4. Bell: A loud and audible bicycle bell is legally required and serves to signal in dangerous situations or to draw attention to one's presence.
5. Pedals: Non-slip pedals with two yellow reflectors per pedal also increase visibility and thus the safety of the cyclist.
Our trekking bikes, including brands such as Cube, Orbea, Diamant, and Cannondale, meet these legal requirements and also offer additional features that ensure pleasant and safe riding. These include ergonomic saddles, an efficient gear system for various terrains, and solid tires with a balanced profile for optimal grip on different surfaces.
Overall, the StVZO approval of our trekking bikes guarantees that you can move around in traffic without worries and in compliance with the law. At the same time, the additional components and features ensure a convincing riding experience, whether on long tours or in daily commuting traffic.
Trekking bikes for your next bike trip or everyday use
Trekking bikes are known for their versatility and are considered ideal companions for longer bike trips as well as for daily use in urban...
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Trekking bikes for your next bike trip or everyday use
Trekking bikes are known for their versatility and are considered ideal companions for longer bike trips as well as for daily use in urban environments. They are characterized by a robust construction, a comfortable geometry, and equipment that combines comfort and functionality ideally. But what makes a trekking bike roadworthy?
StVZO approved trekking bikes from the brands Cube, Orbea, Diamant & Cannondale
The roadworthiness of a bicycle in Germany is largely determined by the StVZO, the Road Traffic Licensing Regulations. This regulates the requirements that bicycles must meet in order to be operated on public roads. A StVZO-compliant trekking bike must therefore have the following Features:
1. Lighting: Front and rear lights are mandatory, and for several years now, dynamo-powered LED lights have also been allowed, which ensure a consistently bright illumination. Battery lights are also permitted, provided they meet the requirements of the StVZO.
2. Reflectors: In addition to the lights, trekking bikes must be equipped with various reflectors - white at the front, red at the rear, and yellow reflectors in the spokes or tires. These ensure that cyclists are more visible even in poor lighting conditions.
3. Brakes: Two independently functioning brakes are essential. These must also be reliable in wet conditions, which is often ensured by the use of mechanical or hydraulic disc brakes.
4. Bell: A loud and audible bicycle bell is legally required and serves to signal in dangerous situations or to draw attention to one's presence.
5. Pedals: Non-slip pedals with two yellow reflectors per pedal also increase visibility and thus the safety of the cyclist.
Our trekking bikes, including brands such as Cube, Orbea, Diamant, and Cannondale, meet these legal requirements and also offer additional features that ensure pleasant and safe riding. These include ergonomic saddles, an efficient gear system for various terrains, and solid tires with a balanced profile for optimal grip on different surfaces.
Overall, the StVZO approval of our trekking bikes guarantees that you can move around in traffic without worries and in compliance with the law. At the same time, the additional components and features ensure a convincing riding experience, whether on long tours or in daily commuting traffic.
