Our brands
At Supercycles, we carefully select our brands in our bicycle shop in Alsemberg, on the border with Sint-Genesius-Rode. Each brand was chosen for a clear reason: family, cargo, longtail, daily bike, sport or children's bike. The goal is simple: to help you find the bike that suits you.
Cargo bike
Bicycles designed to replace the car in daily life, for transporting children, shopping or equipment with stability, safety and comfort in the city.

Urban Arrow is the benchmark for family cargo bikes. Designed to replace a car in everyday life, it offers a very stable and reassuring ride and a large transport capacity for children or shopping.

Lovens positions itself in the premium cargo segment, with a special focus on comfort, safety and finish. It is a highly refined bike, designed for those who want a high-quality riding experience every day.
Longtail bike
Versatile and compact bikes for carrying children or cargo, whilst remaining agile, practical and perfectly suited to the city.

Tern distinguishes itself through its compact longtails and midtails, designed for intensive daily use. It is an ideal solution for transporting children or cargo, while keeping the bicycle nimble, easy to park and highly efficient.

Bike43 is the Belgian longtail, designed to carry multiple children with stability and confidence. Its extended and robust design makes it a true family alternative, while remaining agile in the city.

Veloe focuses on modularity and flexibility. It is a longtail cargo bike that can grow with your needs: family, work or daily use.
Electric bike
Comfortable and user-friendly bikes, designed for regular rides, with options tailored to your needs and your style.
Velo de Ville lets you configure your bike according to your specific needs: use, posture, equipment or style. It is a tailor-made approach that adapts to every user.
Sport / Trekking
Comfortable and user-friendly bikes, designed for regular rides, with options tailored to your needs and your style.
Children
Bikes tailored to the youngest riders, designed for learning, growing and safely enjoying cycling right from the start.
Our brands
At Supercycles, we do not choose brands just to fill a catalogue. Every brand is selected for a specific reason: family use, cargo, longtail, commuting, sport or children's bikes. The goal is simple: to help you find the bike that suits you.
Cargo bike
Bicycles designed to replace the car in daily life, for transporting children, shopping or equipment with stability, safety and comfort in the city.

Urban Arrow is the benchmark for family cargo bikes. Designed to replace a car in everyday life, it offers a very stable and reassuring ride and a large transport capacity for children or shopping.

Lovens positions itself in the premium cargo segment, with a special focus on comfort, safety and finish. It is a highly refined bike, designed for those who want a high-quality riding experience every day.
Longtail bike
Versatile and compact bikes for carrying children or cargo, whilst remaining agile, practical and perfectly suited to the city.

Tern distinguishes itself through its compact longtails and midtails, designed for intensive daily use. It is an ideal solution for transporting children or cargo, while keeping the bicycle nimble, easy to park and highly efficient.

Bike43 is the Belgian longtail, designed to carry multiple children with stability and confidence. Its extended and robust design makes it a true family alternative, while remaining agile in the city.

Veloe focuses on modularity and flexibility. It is a longtail cargo bike that can grow with your needs: family, work or daily use.
Electric bike
Comfortable and user-friendly bikes, designed for regular rides, with options tailored to your needs and your style.
Velo de Ville lets you configure your bike according to your specific needs: use, posture, equipment or style. It is a tailor-made approach that adapts to every user.
Sport / Trekking
Comfortable and user-friendly bikes, designed for regular rides, with options tailored to your needs and your style.



