The STOER fatbikes are perfectly suited to Düsseldorf. Here you will discover why these fatbikes are an ideal fit for a city that aims to achieve a bike share of 25% and be climate neutral by 2035. As a compact, largely flat city, Düsseldorf is perfect for cycling.
Perfectly suited for Radleitroutes and Veloroutes
Düsseldorf is investing heavily in bicycle infrastructure. The city is building Radleitrouten: fast bicycle connections that cross the city. The Nord-Süd-Radleitroute connects the north and south of the city over more than 10 kilometers. The Radschnellweg RS5 to Neuss and Langenfeld (24 km) also makes regional cycling more attractive. With the UrbanX or CityX take full advantage of these wide, comfortable bike paths.
Smooth riding along the Rheinuferpromenade
The famous Rheinuferpromenade is a 1.5-kilometer connection between the Altstadt and the MedienHafen. With the wide tires of a STOER fatbike, you ride comfortably along this promenade and enjoy the view of the Rhine. The fatbike guarantees stability and safety, allowing you to move leisurely through this vibrant area.
Agile and stable in the historic Altstadt
The Düsseldorfer Altstadt, known as the “längste Theke der Welt” with some 260 breweries and restaurants, has narrow streets and cobblestones. With the compact design of a STOER fatbike, you navigate the city with ease. From Königsallee to Burgplatz, you stay stable and comfortable. The wide tires absorb the unevenness of historic pavement.
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Ideal routes for fatbikers in Düsseldorf
Düsseldorf and its surroundings offer a cycling network of more than 430 kilometers with junctions. Here are some highlights:
- Rheinradweg: Along the Rhine to Cologne (50 km one-way) or north to Kaiserswerth and beyond.
- MedienHafen route: From the Altstadt to the spectacular Gehry buildings and the Rheinturm.
- Grafenberger Wald: Beautiful nature to the east of the city, perfect for a fatbike.
- Nordkanal route: Through quiet roads and small streets to the north.
- RS5 Radschnellweg: Quick connection to Neuss, Langenfeld and Monheim (24 km).
- Neandertal route: Via Erkrath to the famous Neander Valley and back via the Unterbacher See.
- Schloss Benrath route: To the beautiful baroque palace in the south of the city.
Sustainable and future-proof in Düsseldorf
A fatbike is not only practical, but also sustainable. Düsseldorf wants to become one of Germany's most bicycle-friendly major cities and aims for climate neutrality by 2035. The city has installed 161 Grünpfeile for cyclists and is building Protected Bike Lanes for added safety.
With our CargoX cargo bike you can even transport your groceries or children without a car. Ideal in a city that actively supports the Verkehrswende.