The STOER fatbikes are perfectly suited to Hoofddorp and the Haarlemmermeer. Here you will discover why these fatbikes are an ideal fit for a municipality with a unique history. The polder was created thanks to the reclamation in 1852, when over 200 polder mills and three steam pumping stations drained the Haarlemmermeer.
Perfectly suited for through-bike routes and bicycle highways
Haarlemmermeer is investing heavily in bicycle infrastructure. The municipality is building through-bike routes: fast and wide bike paths that connect cores and cities. A good example is the route from Haarlem station via Vijfhuizen to Hoofddorp station. With the UrbanX or CityX take full advantage of these wide, comfortable bike lanes with asphalt pavement.
Smooth driving through recreational areas
The Haarlemmermeer Forest, a 115-hectare green oasis northwest of Hoofddorp, offers beautiful bike paths along the recreational lake. With the wide tires of a STOER fatbike you ride comfortably over any surface, from asphalt to unpaved paths through the forest. The fatbike guarantees stability and safety, allowing you to move leisurely through this varied landscape.
Agile and stable in the city center
Hoofddorp Shopping City has more than 300 stores spread over several squares and streets. With the compact construction of a STOER fatbike, you easily navigate through the city. From the Polderplein to the Kruisweg, you remain stable and comfortable. There are plenty of bicycle parking facilities in the city center.
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Ideal routes for fatbikers in Hoofddorp
Hoofddorp and the Haarlemmermeer offer numerous bike routes that are perfect for a fatbike. Here are some highlights:
- Haarlemmermeer Forest route: Through 115 acres of green space with recreational lake, tree trail and insect trail.
- Hoofddorp to Waterleidingduinen (60 km): Heading North Sea past country houses and polders.
- Polder route via West End Lakes: To Kaag overlooking historic mills and forts.
- Geniedijk route: Along the Defence Line of Amsterdam, UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- PARK21 route: Through the new recreational heart between Hoofddorp and Nieuw-Vennep.
- Historic Pumping Station Route (75 km): Along five historic pumping stations, including Cruquius.
- Round the Ring Canal: Along the 60-kilometer ring canal built in 1845.
Sustainable and future-proof in Hoofddorp
A fatbike is not only practical, but also sustainable. Haarlemmermeer uses the STOMP principle: Steps, Stairs, Public Transport, Mobility as a Service and Private Car. The municipality wants to encourage cycling because it is fun, sustainable and healthy. Within the cores, cycling is often the fastest way to get from A to B.
With our CargoX cargo bike you can even transport your groceries or children without a car. Ideal in a community that is growing and making room for bicycles.
