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Sustainable mobility solutions are becoming increasingly important in the modern working world. Bicycle leasing is an attractive way for companies to offer their employees a valuable benefit. It not only promotes the health and satisfaction of employees, but also supports environmentally friendly alternatives to cars and public transport.
There are few bigger stages in cycling than the Tour de France, and we at Lease a Bike are proud to support Team Visma | Lease a Bike at this event. The team's participation in this year's Tour de France is particularly exciting, not least because of the impressive performances and the rousing atmosphere that our colleagues Tobias Macke and Dennis Langlets were able to experience live on site.
The security of bicycles, especially e-bikes and company bikes, is an important issue now more than ever, especially in urban areas. A stolen bike not only means a financial loss, but can also cause considerable inconvenience and emotional distress, especially if it is used as a daily means of transportation. Find out how to identify secure parking spaces, which locks are best and how you should act quickly and effectively if your bike is stolen.
To coincide with World Bicycle Day on June 3, 2024, the company bike leasing provider Lease a Bike organized the "Bike to Work Days" for the first time. In this fundraising campaign, participants collected kilometers on their way to work by bike for a good cause. Lease a Bike then donated 1 euro to the SOS Children's Village Düsseldorf for every kilometer cycled.
E-bike batteries are diverse and differ in their chemistry, capacity and shape. Lithium-ion and lithium-polymer batteries are currently the most popular, but new developments such as calcium-air batteries could shape the future. Discover the different types of batteries, their advantages and disadvantages and valuable tips for longer life and optimal use.
According to the Bicycle Monitor 2023 published by the Federal Ministry for Digital and Transport, one in four Germans between the ages of 14 and 69 rarely or never use a bicycle. This statistic shows that despite the increasing popularity of the bicycle as an environmentally friendly means of transportation, many people still see obstacles to pedaling regularly. The reasons include the weather, the need for regular transportation by car, long distances, fear of dangerous situations in traffic and physical exertion.
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