Frame spares commitment
Service parts planned for ten years after each frame generation leaves production.
Modular electric bicycles / Copenhagen
Designed for daily movement.
Engineered for a long life.
Shift makes quiet, capable urban e-bikes from modules that can be opened, repaired, upgraded and replaced.
Featured bicycle
Commuter geometry, serviceable electronics and parts chosen for real city weather.
A balanced city bicycle with electric assistance that stays in the background. The battery, display, lights and drive module each leave the frame independently.
Modular engineering
No sealed frame electronics. No proprietary mystery box. The parts most likely to wear or evolve are designed to leave the bicycle with standard workshop tools.
Model comparison
Each model uses the same battery, control layer and service logic. Choose by riding position and what you carry.
● Standard configuration shown. Final range varies with rider, route, weather and assistance level.
| Specification | Shift One | Shift Step | Shift Carry |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Daily city distance | Frequent stops | People and cargo |
| Position | Balanced | Upright | Upright |
| Range | Up to 75 km | Up to 70 km | Up to 62 km |
| Weight | 17.8 kg | 18.4 kg | 28.6 kg |
| Load | 120 kg total | 120 kg total | 200 kg total |
| From | €3,490 | €3,590 | €4,690 |
Urban ride story
Wet rails. Short lights. Two bridges and one loaded rack. Shift One is tuned for the uneven rhythm of ordinary urban travel, not a laboratory range loop.
Assistance arrives smoothly below 25 km/h, then disappears without drag when the street opens.
Repair and service
Exploded diagrams, part numbers and service intervals are public. Owners can work locally, visit a Shift partner, or send a module—not a complete bicycle.
On-bike codes link to the exact assembly and test.
Module-level parts ship within two working days.
Reusable housings re-enter the service pool.
Sustainability data
Our working measure is not how little a new bicycle claims to use. It is how much of that bicycle can stay useful through years of wear and change.
Illustrative Shift internal lifecycle model for this fictional product concept. Figures are not third-party verified.
Service parts planned for ten years after each frame generation leaves production.
Battery, motor, controller, display, lights, wiring loom and carry interface.
Modeled versus replacing a complete e-bike at year five after a drive-system fault.
Rider stories
“It feels like a bicycle, not a device I’m waiting to become obsolete.”
Maya L. rides across Copenhagen for site visits, work and the trip home.
“When the display broke, the bike did not become waste. The display became a twenty-minute job.”
Jonas M. carries produce, tools and the occasional very tall cake.
Test ride
Book a 45-minute ride and take Shift through the streets, bridges and stops you actually use.