Bicycle Shops in Amsterdam
5 stores · curated ORBIS register
Founded by Jan Rijkeboer, who began hand-assembling bikes with one partner; production is now based in Hoogeveen, Netherlands, and the company also runs cargo-bike brand Bakfiets.nl.
Amsterdam bicycle maker founded in 2011 by Tiemen ter Hoeven and Mark Groot Wassink, who rebuild new bikes from salvaged frames and forks pulled from the roughly one million bicycles abandoned in the Netherlands each year; staffed partly through a refurbishing-skills training program.
Amsterdam-founded e-bike brand that filed for bankruptcy in July 2023 and was acquired weeks later by Lavoie, the e-mobility unit of McLaren Applied, which now sells and services the bikes through third-party retailers.
Amsterdam city-bike brand founded in 2012 by Ferry Zonder, selling direct-to-consumer retro-modern bicycles; added e-bikes (Ivy, Ace) in 2021 and was acquired by Pon.Bike in 2022, with Zonder remaining in leadership.
WorkCycles has built Dutch transport bikes and cargo bikes from its Amsterdam workshop since 2003, designing and manufacturing models like the Fr8, Gr8, and Kr8 in-house. Customers can buy directly by visiting the flagship workshop and store in Amsterdam, ordering through the company's international dealer network, or having a bike shipped to their door.