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Fast, comfortable and reliable: modern bicycle concepts by HP Velotechnik.

We design bikes for both daily use and long journeys. To meet these goals we do not only develop innovative bicycles, but also provide carefully selected, usefull accessoires. Browse through the following pages and find detailed information and tips to the individual products. You can also print our the product folders available in our download-section. New products and component changes are featured on our developments-page.

The best reasons for our recumbents are those we can only outline in the Internet: the exhilerating ride - fast and controllable - and the relaxing travelling comfort. We've collected the impressions of a number of journalists in our press room.

Did you become curious? Why don't you convince yourself: contact one of our dealers to arrange for your personal test ride soon.

Spirit Spirit

Get the Spirit!
Luxury cycling

GrassHopper fx GrassHopper fx

fast and comfortable
foldable touring recumbent

Street Machine Gt Street Machine Gt

going for the long haul?
long distance tourer

Speedmachine Speedmachine

Lower. Faster. Further.
Race recumbent!

Scorpion trike Scorpion

Fahrvergnügen on 3 wheels
Touring Trike

Scorpion fx - foldable touring trike Scorpion fx Logo

Rides great. Folds fast.
foldable touring trike

Streamer Frontverkleidung Streamer

Cut through the air!
Stay dry and warm

Federgabeln 20" suspension forks

upgrade into
comfort class

AirZound AIRZOUND

bike loud!
Air powered horn

T-Shirts The Moonbiker collection

T-Shirts, caps, water bottles, bags...
Dress for success!

Spezialteile Special parts

Looking for something
special?

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