Hase Bikes Blog

Klaus is 93, rides up to 50 km a day and never gave up on cycling – even when his body nearly made it impossible. A story about what staying active means when age starts to show.

After a serious illness, Lisanne can barely move her arms – yet with her individually adapted Kettwiesel ONE she is cycling independently again. Discover how shoulder steering, custom solutions, and a great deal of ingenuity helped give her back a piece of freedom.

After successfully treating leukemia, a number of things became unplanned for Mia with cognitive limitations and recurring epileptic seizures. With our tandem Pino E, she has regained the fun of cycling!

Lotte and Tobi are photographers, parents, a team – and for some time now, also residents of Waltrop.

Leonie's new Trix adaptive trike from Hase Bikes is more than a way to get around – it's a symbol of independence.

Kirsten and Marec Hase have been a team since their early days in the coach house of an old doctor's villa in Bochum.

When Marie and Niklas talk about the Pino, you notice it straight away: It’s not just about mobility – it’s about an attitude to life.

Timo Stiehl from Münster is 29 years old and someone who takes on new challenges because he loves to master things in his very own way.

Lucy Saunders came to Waltrop to share her Healthy Streets Approach for creating pleasant, safe, and attractive urban spaces. Together with Hase Bikes and local politicians, she helped identify concrete solutions for urban planning.

Although paralyzed on one side of his body, Joni is able to race his friends on his green Trets.

Thanks, Igor! Thank you for the invitation to the world’s first Locapinade. The weekend with your customers was absolutely magical, and we really enjoyed being part of the event.

Taking part in the Ironman with cerebral palsy? The story of Nicholas Garwood and his father is one of courage and love.

Samuel has Sjögren-Larsson syndrome, a genetic disorder – but with his Trix in Batman-Black, he is super mobile.