The urban bike magazine

In June 2018 a group of 42 cyclists retraced the over 900 km route that many children fleeing Nazi Germany had taken between Berlin and London in the late 1930s. The ride, marking the 80th anniversary of the Kindertransport, was such a success that World Jewish Relief is organizing a second ride. Register now!

Folding bikes are no longer a big secret. They guarantee mobility in the urban space. However: How should folding bike users actually behave? Find out with the world’s first book of folding bike etiquette for considerate, mobile togetherness!

Whether you are on the way to an appointment or meeting friends in the park, your outfit needs to be just right. The right footwear is naturally a key element of any stylish outfit. People who ride their bikes every day will certainly have asked themselves at some point whether such a thing really exists. Is there such a thing as the ‘right’ shoe for cycling in the city? Bike Citizens has asked around and has compiled a list of the most important points to consider.

“Dear Max, Thank you for your question. Lots of young people at your age wonder whether their bell is big enough or if their partner likes it. After all, they do come in all shapes and sizes: small ones, big ones, thick ones, loud ones, quiet ones, pierced ones and colourful ones. Perhaps your girlfriend has spent a few more hours in the saddle than you have and thinks that big bells are easier to see and hear. But actually that’s not always the case. Small bells can also be surprisingly loud. The important thing is that they ring properly and that you can be heard. What they look like or what colour they are is really not as important as you might think, you’ll realise this over time. I hope that you and your girlfriend continue having fun ringing your bells and enjoy lots of new experiences. Enjoy your rides, your Dr. Bike.”