A bike without a rear derailleur, and cargo for everyone

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At Atherton Bikes, the focus is on the customer because the bikes can be built individually. A version for a gearbox now also appears to be on the way. And anyone who wants to convert their existing bike into a cargo bike can now do so relatively easily, surprisingly enough.

Atherton: Gearbox on board

Atherton Gearbox

On Instagram, Atherton Bikes teases a bike with something missing from the rear triangle: the rear derailleur. The speculation is left to the comment column, and the tenor is clear. There's a gearbox bike at the start.

The cargo bike for (almost) everyone

Argo Cargo

A cargo bike can be a great help when it comes to transporting kids or shopping. But the bikes are usually expensive and take up space. This is where the Argo concept could be interesting: an existing bike can be converted into a cargo bike.