I have been riding bikes since the time I could pedal or sit on the seat but not both. I particularly enjoy long rides at an easy pace. Whether in Alaska or down the Tour Divide, from Borrego Springs to Mount Ranier I have seen a lot of road. I decided to give my body an escape from abuse and started riding recumbent bikes twenty years ago. The UCI is not the boss of me! Now I have entered a new realm of cycling fun in velomobiles. The shell protects you from wind, sun and mud. With the aerodynamic advantage I go farther with less effort on level roads and zip down the descents.

Klamath Falls has miles of easy riding and minimal traffic. If you want to try your future carbon free ride just let me know. Interstate 5 will get you close and Amtrak will take you to my door.

After Eggert Bülk and Jens Buckbesch started the Milan project in 2005 (which is still running successfully today), they started a new velomobile project in 2021, the Bülk-MK1. It implements a new space utilization and aerodynamic concept. The findings from various wind tunnel tests were also taken into account. Jens documented every step of the Bülk-MK1 project, then he sent us very detailed info to create a PAGE where you can discover the philosophy of the Bülk-MK1.

A velomobile is a human-powered vehicle related to the bicycle, for everyday use, with a body/shell that provides comfort, weather protection and luggage space. Due to the aerodynamically shaped bodywork, you can achieve a decent speed with little effort (30-50 km/h on flat road). Velomobiles are very suitable as commuter vehicles, for shopping or holidays, also are a good way to clear your mind while taking a tour or a road trip with your friends.

Do you want to discover the velomobile models? You are in the right place. Here you will find all the details about each model, reviews, how to order, velomobile price and all kind of useful information.