Specialty bicycle cafe no coffee, no bike

CHNO Cafe

The concept of combining bicycle shops with coffee shops is also not uncommon in China. Many car shops in Beijing, Shanghai, Fuzhou and Chengdu have set up coffee shops in order to provide customers with a better experience. However, the sprocket bicycle CHNO coffee shop is a little special, that is, the mature Computrainer training room is set up in the coffee shop.

Cycling in a coffee shop is a very interesting experience for riders, and a cup of strong coffee after training can relieve fatigue. For an ordinary consumer, if you can integrate into the rhythm of driver training, it will allow you to throw yourself into the atmosphere of cycling.

The elements of cycling can be seen everywhere in the shop, which fully conveys the theme of the coffee shop. John, one of the heads of the creative coffee shop, personally designed the decoration of the store. In the coffee shop, there is also a high-definition projector, which will be broadcast live during major events. Please pay attention to John's hand-painted blackboard for the live broadcast notice.

Mud Dock cafe and bike shop

Another way to combine coffee with cycling is the growing number of cycling coffee shops. They may not be fashionable in Asian countries, but they have already taken root and blossomed everywhere in continental European countries where coffee culture prevails.

In the British city of Bristow, there is a shop called Mud Dock cafe and bike shop, which sells bicycles as well as a literary coffee shop. The shop has been very popular since it opened in 1994.

Look Mum No Hands

In London, the capital of England, there are two famous cycling coffee shops, named Look Mum No Hands and Lock 7. This is not only a coffee shop in an ordinary alley, but also a gathering place for amateur and professional drivers.

Lock 7

Velopresso

Customers enjoy not only the fragrance of coffee, but also the leisure pleasure after exercise. But if you want to say the best combination, it's still Velopresso. As early as 2012, two students at the Royal Academy of Art, Amos Field Reid and Lasse Oiva, freed up Velopresso--, a unique, innovative and integrated coffee tricycle that generated kinetic energy by pedaling to make cups of strong espresso for customers. Now, more than two years later, their technology has also developed rapidly. Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) can be used as a source of energy even without pedaling. Such a low-carbon and environmentally friendly combination is not only loved by the world, but also won the second place in the 2012 Deutsche Bank Design Award (Deutsche Bank Award DESIGN).

Rapha

Rapha, as we know it, is also famous for combining bicycle shops with coffee shops, and has opened direct stores in cities where cycling culture and sports are popular, such as London, New York, Tokyo, Sydney and San Francisco. In the store, there are not only the latest seasonal cycling clothes on sale, but also live events and exchange activities. Rapha's original intention is to provide cyclists with a perfect cycling experience.