Rennes · FR
Atelier Koudou
atelierkoudou.fr
WHO RIDES CARGO / REPAIR & MAINTENANCE
Repair & maintenance on cargo bikes
Mobile repair and cleaning services come to you by definition, which makes the vehicle part of the service rather than a way of getting there. Bike mechanics, appliance repairers, cleaners and building-maintenance crews all show up here, and they share a working pattern: several short stops a day, in places where a van is awkward.
This is also the trade where the bike is most visible to the customer. A repairer who arrives on a cargo bike has made an argument before saying anything, and several of the businesses here say that is part of why they did it.
Loads are tools and parts rather than bulk, so the constraint is organisation more than capacity: what opens quickly, what locks, what survives being opened forty times a day. What these businesses ride and fit is recorded below.
17
businesses
16
towns and cities
1
countries
8
setups documented
WHAT THEY RIDE
The setups we could confirm
Documented for 8 of the 17 businesses on this page. Every number below counts businesses, not products, and only the ones we could point at a source for.
THE BUSINESSES
17 businesses in repair & maintenance
Nantes · FR
Bicycle Home Service
bicyclehomeservice.fr
Clapiers · FR
Clap'cycle
clapcycle.fr
Angers · FR
COBI
cobi-angers.fr
Fontaines-sur-Saône · FR
Cycles Bob
cyclesbob.fr
Toulouse · FR
Cyclomane
cyclomane.fr
Paris · FR
Histoires de Vélos
histoiresdevelos.com
Paris · FR
L'Attache Rapide - Services Cycles
l-attache-rapide.com
Le Ban-Saint-Martin · FR
La bicyclette libre
labicyclettelibre.fr
Séné · FR
La Roue Tourne
larouetourne.bzh
Villeurbanne · FR
Lavovélo
lavovelo.fr
Thorigné-Fouillard · FR
Le Cyclo Migrateur
lecyclomigrateur.fr
Rezé · FR
Le rayon voyageur
lerayonvoyageur.fr
Tours · FR
Poney Fringant
poneyfringant.com
Grenoble · FR
STATION CYCLO
3bis.fr
Lyon · FR
Tournée Cycles
tourneecycles.fr
Châtelaillon-Plage · FR
Velopoldine
velopoldine.fr
HOW THIS PAGE WAS BUILT
Businesses come from national federations and are then checked against their own websites. A federation listing proves a business joined a federation; it does not prove there is a bike. Roughly half of every list falls away at that step.
The bikes and kit are researched separately, by hand, from each business’s own website and social accounts, and each one links to where we saw it. Where a business has told us its own setup in its own words, that appears on the card without a source link, because the source is the business itself.
Run a repair & maintenance business on a cargo bike? Tell us about it. Looking for the gear itself? Start at the catalogue.