Kemper Filibus - Velorution

93 Great Portland St. London W1W 7NX
+44 (0) 20 7637 4004
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Kemper Filibus

The Kemper Filibus is a speedy versatile cargo bike that can be fitted with child seats both on the front and the rear rack. With its everlasting frame, its long wheel base and an overall length of 1.95 meters is the Filibus an impressing vehicle. On a test ride one is surprised: The bicycle drives itself like a completely normal town bike or road bike; with the crucial difference that one can carry additional loads on the front rack up to 50 kilos and in the back up to 25 Kilos. A springy child seat can be installed in front in such a way the they will have a view of the road.

The Filibus comes with a 7 speed Shimano hub gear system, Shimano rollerbrakes, Shimano hub Dynamo, 26″ rear and 20″ front wheels with Schwalbe Marathon tyres, centre stand and frame lock.

A non refundable deposit of £250 will be taken for all on-line bike orders

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