The Bullitt cargo bike is a game-changer.
Larry and Harry’s master plan was to build a bike that could replace much of the functionality of a car in the city, but would also be a desirable object. That was a tough challenge because, let’s face it, cars are brilliant.
The problem with cars, of course, is running costs, endless traffic jams and emissions.
350mm for heights of up to 185cm/6’1″ or 400mm for taller people.
Easy-Up Stemlifter offers 100mm/4″ height adjustment.
Reinforced 2-legged aluminium kickstand.
Integral to the frame, compact and durable, fits through typical doors, handy in traffic.
Abus Protectus 5000
Choice of 90mm or 60mm.
FSA Orbit XLII Headset.
For a low profile.
Strong and lightweight.
For all external geared models.
Has mounts for mudguards & rear racks. Frame split for Gates Belt Drive compatability.
Choose instant adjustment or a more secure seat post clamp.
When Larry Vs Harry released the Bullitt on an unsuspecting world in 2008 it was totally revolutionary and set new standards in the bike world.
The foundation of their working relationship and continuing innovation, was, and still is their uncompromising dedication to quality.
Larry vs Harry is still 100% owned and operated by dedicated and experienced developers, Lars Malmborg and Hans Bullitt Fogh.
Tested
Every day in countries across the globe Bullitts are being put through their paces, from the cobbles of Flanders to logistics’ monoliths like DHL in Germany.
When did you last ride a bike?
This morning, 10k to work, will be back on the bike in 45 mins going home.
What was your longest cycle ride?
270 kilometers (still regret doing it).
Have you always cycled?
Between 96 and 97 % of my life.
What has been the most important lesson cycling has taught you?
It set me free when I was a kid and it still does.
What would your superpower be as a cyclist?
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You can change one thing. What would it be?
I would kick the automobile out of the city.
What makes you unhappy?
Automobile traffic.
How do you relax?
I cycle and I drink a beer after cycling.
Where do you stand on Ebikes?
Love them, make tons of money selling them
(one day I will be old enough to get one myself).
A short celebratory ride before the official opening of ‘Barfoed Cykler’ in the small town of Humlum on the West Coast of Denmark.
