Meet the production manager
10 years of e-bike design.
Designed down to the wire.
Nichlas has spent a decade designing, testing, and refining e-bikes. Every Bycycle is built on that experience — no shortcuts, no compromises.
In his words
I wanted a bike I'd still love in year five. Nobody was building it — so I did.
The short version
Ten years in the making.
Two years. A hundred prototypes. One bike we'd actually ride.
From sketch to street
How a Bycycle comes to life
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1
Design
Geometry, balance and every cable route, drawn from scratch.
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2
Prototype
Built, ridden, broken and redrawn until it felt right.
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3
Manufacture
Frames cast and finished under our own eyes.
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Assemble
Hand-built and tested before it ever ships.
The design
It started on the drawing board
Ten years of building e-bikes taught us exactly where they go wrong — too heavy, too fragile, too generic. So we started from a blank sheet: geometry, weight balance, every cable route. Then we prototyped, measured, and re-drew until it finally felt right.
The build
On the floor for every part
We don't email a spec and hope for the best. We're on the factory floor for the frame casting, the battery cells, the paint — checking tolerances, testing components, and choosing every finish by hand. Nothing makes it onto the bike without earning its place.
The finish
Assembled, tested, ridden
Every bike is hand-assembled and ridden on real streets before it ever ships. We don't design for the showroom — we design for year five, when the battery still swaps in three seconds and every part is still replaceable by the rider.
Behind the scenes
From prototype to production
