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Cords Cycles / Omnium / The component dossier
Estimate incl. VAT
€2,000 – €2,400
Long-wheelbase cargo bike, rides like a normal bike unloaded, 55 mm (2.15") tyres, 15x100/12x142 mm thru-axles, same drivetrain options as Mini-Max.
Manufacturer information
The configurator estimate is not a quotation. Thomas confirms price, specification and availability.
Source checked: 2026-10-16
In this dossier
How the component works, which specifications matter and what to watch for when choosing. From the basics to the details real bike nerds care about.
A supple, lightly treaded tyre suits fast tarmac miles; loose terrain needs more grip and volume. Tubeless or hookless labels are compatibility requirements, not styling choices. Width, model, pressure and frame clearance must all agree.
Axle diameter, spacing and wheel size must match frame and fork. This is not a free performance choice. Upgrades need approved interfaces; cargo wheel sizes cannot simply be replaced by road wheels.
Axle diameter, spacing and wheel size must match frame and fork. This is not a free performance choice. Upgrades need approved interfaces; cargo wheel sizes cannot simply be replaced by road wheels.
More gears can give smaller steps but do not tell you how easy climbing will be. Climbers and loaded riders should consider the lowest gear; fast flat-road riders cadence steps and the highest gear.
Stack and reach help define riding height and length; wheelbase and steering geometry affect stability and agility. Racers often want a lower position, endurance riders more comfort. Do not compare sizes by name alone; body measurements and a fitting matter.
The questions customers ask in the atelier, with answers you can check against the official source.
Long-wheelbase cargo bike, rides like a normal bike unloaded, 55 mm (2.15") tyres, 15x100/12x142 mm thru-axles, same drivetrain options as Mini-Max.
Manufacturer informationTyres: 55 mm (2.15") front and rear. A supple, lightly treaded tyre suits fast tarmac miles; loose terrain needs more grip and volume. Tubeless or hookless labels are compatibility requirements, not styling choices. Width, model, pressure and frame clearance must all agree.
Schwalbe: ETRTO band-velgcombinatiesAxles: 15x100 mm front, 12x142 mm rear thru-axle. Axle diameter, spacing and wheel size must match frame and fork. This is not a free performance choice. Upgrades need approved interfaces; cargo wheel sizes cannot simply be replaced by road wheels.
Shimano technische handleidingenTyre, rim and frame must fit as a combination. Mounted tyre width can differ from the sidewall size. Thomas checks clearance and the exact version before assembly.
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