Easy access with three gears
The step-through aluminum alloy frame, 26-inch wheels and three gears offer a familiar city riding layout. Evaluate rider fit and gearing on your local routes.
Factory-direct public sharing bicycle
A classic Dutch layout for everyday shared journeys.
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A non-electric 26-inch Dutch-style sharing bicycle with an aluminum alloy step-through frame, three gears and a rigid steel fork. Front and rear servo brakes, a rear brake that doubles as a lock, a dynamo headlight and an LED tail light form the listed city-fleet setup. Confirm IoT and lock integration for your project.
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Match rider comfort, parking arrangements and service requirements to your local operation.

The step-through aluminum alloy frame, 26-inch wheels and three gears offer a familiar city riding layout. Evaluate rider fit and gearing on your local routes.
The listed setup uses front and rear servo brakes, with the rear brake also serving as a lock. Confirm lock operation, IoT hardware and platform integration with your fleet system.
A dynamo headlight, LED tail light, front basket and phone holder complete the city equipment. Agree lighting requirements and basket load limits in the final order.
Make the fleet yours
Select the areas you want to discuss. Your choices will be included with your inquiry.
Technical specifications
The pictured bicycle and component details illustrate the platform. Confirm frame size, gearing, brakes, tires, load limits and lock compatibility in the final specification for your market.
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TXED · Since 1994Know who builds your fleet
Founded in 1994, TXED builds bicycles and e-bikes at its own factory in Tianjin, China. Review the production process and agree the specification before placing your order.
Incoming component checks, inspections during assembly and a functional test before packing help keep your order aligned with the agreed specification.
Agree the frame and component warranty coverage for your selected bicycle in the written order terms.
Coverage applies to manufacturing defects under normal use. Consumables and user-caused damage are excluded; component-specific conditions apply.
Explore our factoryA clear path to deployment
Agree the details early so your sample, production order and delivery share the same brief.
Tell us the destination, quantity, operating model and options you need.
Agree the specification and sample terms. Sample preparation typically takes 3–4 weeks after full payment.
OEM production generally takes about 60 days. Quantity, custom development and season affect the final schedule.
Confirm shipping terms, destination requirements, spare parts and warranty coverage with your order.
Before you order
The key decisions to settle before your sample or bulk order.
Factory-direct OEM orders normally start with one 40ft HQ container, with a typical minimum of 30 bicycles per model and color. Models and colors can be mixed. Confirm container terms and availability with our team.
Yes. Sample preparation typically takes 3–4 weeks after full payment. Check rider fit, component selection and servicing needs before confirming production. OEM production generally takes about 60 days, subject to quantity, complexity and the agreed schedule.
Share your lock specifications, docking arrangement and software provider’s requirements. We will review the bicycle and equipment scope with you. Mechanical fit, compatibility and integration responsibilities must be agreed before ordering.
Confirm rider fit, frame size, gearing, brakes, tires, lights, reflectors and carrying limits for your destination and operating model. The bicycle is non-electric. Agree applicable equipment requirements and supporting documentation with the final specification.
Request the written warranty terms for the selected frame and components. Agree spare parts, servicing needs and the process for reporting a defect with your order. Coverage and exclusions depend on the component and agreed terms.