Koloride Showroom – let's meet over bikes and coffee

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Showroom Koloride – a small but important step.

This is our first small but important step towards bigger plans. The showroom is not only a place where you can see and test our designs, talk about how to best configure your bike and choose accessories. It is also a space where you can sit with a coffee, look at a map of various routes together and talk calmly about what we love the most - bicycles. From here we go together to events, rallies and competitions organized by Koloride.

What will you find there?

We have expanded our offer - in the Koloride showroom you can see, touch and test various bicycle variants:

built on frames, including models
i bikes
– for people who have trouble adjusting the geometry to their figure
z models, which increase riding comfort without losing performance
z options – if you prefer a more urban, upright position on the bike

And something else: . Those that cannot be captured in photos. You have to see these bikes in person - to notice them. This is designed with emotions in mind, not the RAL catalogue.

You don't have to limit yourself to just watching - you can take a drive, compare different solutions and see what really suits you.

Coloride is life on the move

We are not always there - this is our everyday life. We test equipment, go on trips, participate in events, put bikes to the test, and cooperate. Our bikes are alive: they change owners, return from trips, and circulate between cities. Such fluctuation is a reason for us to be proud, but also a sign that it is worth making an appointment with us in advance - to make sure that we are there, that the bike you want to see is there, and that we can devote the time you deserve.

See what bikes you can find here: https://www.instagram.com/koloride_cycling/

We reveal big plans

Chabrowa 7 is just the beginning. A small, atmospheric place where we catch our breath between rides, but also dream further. Intensive renovation works are underway at ul. Poznańska in the beautiful Villa Herta in Puszczykowo - this is where we are planning our future headquarters. A place for meetings, tests, a cafe with soul, an open space for interesting initiatives - not only cycling ones. Because Koloride is a community and a movement, not just equipment.

You can follow the event and the sets at: http://www.facebook.com/koloridecycling

We invite you to cooperate

The owners of Villa Herta are open to new ideas and passionate people.
If you organize events, have a sense of aesthetics, and are close to the world of gastronomy and atmospheric spaces - let's meet. Maybe we can create something valuable together?

New Koloride Showroom – Chabrowa 7, Puszczykowo

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Contact: https://koloridecycling.com/en/contact

See you – with bikes and coffee.

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