For more than 100 years bicycles have been characterized by two triangles:
a triangle in the front and a rear triangle in the back also known as the diamond frame. 

Veloské totally breaks this tradition.  
We took our time to develop something totally new and different than the bicycles you can find today. 

​Our unisex frame is one of a kind, a neatly integrated battery, refined triple rear lines, a top tube that combines two (2) tubes into one (1) and unique dropouts to split the frame for a Gates Carbon belt. 

One fits all geometry
A frame that suits you
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Every brand has it own geometry so finding your own is risky business! Looking for the right angles, Stack and Reach, wheelbase, bottom bracket drop, and so on.  So before we even started building, we already had a couple of sleepless nights, ;-).  

All about the details 
Hidden cable concept
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Integration of cables is key today but can you reach the cables when  if needed?  At Veloské,  taking out the motor is history if you need to work on gears or breaks. A separate cable path is developed to make sure the reparation don't take half of a day. 

More lights for more safety
A new light concept
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From in the beginning we wanted to distinguish us from the competitors. We came up with an extra integrated light for 360°C visibility and a maximum  of safety. For legal acceptance all over the world our design is a Plug & Play solution. 

As “safety” is the core of our business, a symbol that emphasize our approach and reinforce our idea and strategy.
The idea was to work around a lighthouse, similar to our 360° - light solution making every cyclist a beacon of light in daily traffic.  We found that the Hatteras Lighthouse from North Carolina, USA, was the perfect model for our logo. We also used the name “Hatteras” for our first model.

Choosing a name for a brand and bicycle might be more difficult than choosing names for your own children. ​
Our inspiration here came from the locals of Brussels, talking about their bicycle. Addressing their bicycle, they might use the word: "veloske“  which is a Flemish diminutive from the French word "velo“: bicycle.
To give it a twist, we made Veloské of it.  ​