You're right on track here: With this guiding principle, Paul Hollants and Daniel Pulvermüller founded the recumbent bicycle manufacturer HP Velotechnik more than 30 years ago. Since then, two dozen bicycle models on two and three wheels have been created. What has remained is the driving idea: to build exactly the right vehicle for every person — one that allows them to experience the most beautiful form of mobility. Today, 50 employees work at the company’s premises in the Rhine-Main region. What they manufacture is shipped all over the world. HP Velotechnik has won numerous international awards. In its design, high-level engineering expertise is combined with creative, globally unique developments. Most recently, the Hessian innovation hub filed a patent for the fully enclosed handbike unit Hands-On-Cycle. But whether it’s traditional handcrafted production or cutting-edge prototype construction using 3D printing, in the end the customer decides on the features of their bicycle. The company’s modular system is the foundation for perfectly customized vehicles. For example, all six motor types can each be combined with multiple gearing options. The result: recumbent bikes and trikes from HP Velotechnik are a unique synthesis of comfort and riding enjoyment.

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