the URWAHN stadtfuchs is a puristic city cycler characterized by its curved rear

URWAHN, a design engineering startup from berlin, have tailored the stadtfuchs bike to commuters in search of design, flexibility and performance. in creating the elegant bicycle, the startup distanced themselves from the traditional ways in which bicycles are constructed, and have in turn created a city cycler that’s both aesthetically and ergonomically appealing. 

the city cycler is characterized by its curved rear

the URWAHN stadtfuchs is constructed with user experience in mind, and the startup have reengineered the traditional bike frame for optimal performance. the bike has a puristic design characterized by it’s curved rear. the special suspension of the tail can compensate for the roughness of the street, since the bike’s rear is flexible and has vibration-dampening qualities. the seat tube curves even further back and splits in two to form integrated seat stays. 

the curve allows for vibration-dampening and increased suspension 

URWAHN’s statdfuchs is packed with technical solutions, alongside its aerodynamic shape and formfitting front and backends. the frame has an LED light system integrated within it that’s powered by a dynamo generator in the front wheel hub. made of stainless and acid-resistant steel tubes, the bike is certainly ready to take on the challenges of urban commuting.

the elegant bike distances itself from traditional ways in whcih bicycles are constructed

statdfuchs is designed and manufactured in germany, and created for discovering urban spaces. the sleek commuter even comes with a GPS tracker, so you can tell its whereabouts should it get pinched. the urwahn group will exhibit the bike at the berlin bicycle show this march. 

the URWAHN stadtfuchs’ frame is made from acid-resistant steel tubes

with increased suspension, the stadtfuchs is ready for urban streets

pedal detail

wheel detail

rear shot

head on

the stadtfuchs bike in action

the URWAHN team mapping out ideas for their UX-focused commuter

design sketches planning out the bike’s curved rear