Everyday heroes
Our customer gallery shows just how versatile bike transport can be. Hundreds of real-life examples—from everyday use to professional applications.
Use this wealth of experience to find the right bike trailer for you. We’d also be happy to publish your photos and experiences.
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Traveling by Bike with a Child
Anyone who goes on a cycling trip or a longer bike tour with kids knows the problem: The little ones want to ride on their own—until they no longer want to or can’t anymore. And then what? For Thomas, the answer was simple: Then the kids ride up front in the cargo bike, and their bikes go in the back on the large Hinterher trailer. More specifically, it’s a transporter built specifically for this purpose—namely, to transport bicycles. Anyone who looks at the route profile of Thomas’s bike trip will probably want to take a seat in the front of the cargo bike and let themselves be carried along.
When a Bicycle Trailer Can Do More Than 60 Cars
There are times when even the company’s largest fleet of vehicles is of no help. Thomas, one of those tireless Munich-based “Hinterher” enthusiasts, recently faced a challenge that had an entire fleet stumped: a bulky refrigerator needed to be transported. His dry comment on the photo:
Ten Years and Still Going Strong: A Message from Long-Term Practice
Sometimes we’re even a little surprised ourselves at how quickly time flies. Then we get an email from a customer like Stefan and realize: It’s actually been ten years since we last spoke. A lot has happened here in our workshop over the past decade:
Bicycle Trailer with Suspension
The first bike trailers featuring our new suspension system are now on the road. The great thing about our design with the aluminum chassis is that you don’t have to buy everything new when we make improvements. We just had a few older models here in the workshop the other day and simply retrofitted them with the new suspension.
Mobile Movie Theater: Ciné Vélo Cité
Manchmal braucht es gar keine festen Mauern für großes Kino – nur eine gute Idee und ein stabiles Fahrwerk. Das Projekt Ciné Vélo Cité (CVC) zeigt eindrucksvoll, wie man Kultur wortwörtlich auf die Straße bringt.
Work first, then wine
Who needs a car when you can bring 54 bottles of Palatinate wine home on two wheels? Through his photos, Martin shows us how he uses his van—sometimes to haul yard trimmings from the garden, and other times as the base for a full piggyback rig.
130 kilometers a day: On a youth camp trip with a van and “some” luggage
Typically, a large recreational bike trip with teenagers looks like this: The group rides, while a van or bus follows behind, transporting the heavy luggage, food, and tents from one stop to the next. Maximilian’s account shows us that there’s another way—namely, being completely self-sufficient and relying solely on muscle power.
Nursery in Antwerp
You can’t transport everything by bike and bike trailer. But often it’s simply the force of habit that automatically leads you to reach for a delivery van, a Sprinter, or a car—and not necessarily out of necessity. We received some great feedback and a photo from our customer in Antwerp, a gardener, that shows just what’s possible.
Muli-Cycles + Afterward
Wir lieben das Muli Lastenfahrrad mit seinem innovativen Konzept eines faltbaren Korbs. Dazu passen unsere Fahrradanhänger perfekt, denn auch sie sind klein zusammenfaltbar, wenn man sie gerade nicht braucht. Und am Muli überzeugt uns nicht nur der praktische Nutzen, sondern auch der ganze unternehmerische Ansatz einer weitestgehend lokalen bzw. europäischen Produktion.