Kommit Bike Towing System

Kommit Bike Towing SystemHey dad, can we ride that trail again, it was so cool? kommit, Ill pull you up! Many families who tour with their kids feel the same way. At some point the kids will run out of steam and this is exactly where the kommit bike train system comes into play designed, developed and assembled in Bavaria, Germany. It is small, light and intuitive to use. Let yourself be inspired by this effective problem solver. The kommit will playfully extend your bike

“Hey dad, can we ride that trail again, it was so cool?” “kommit®, I’ll pull you up!”

Many families who tour with their kids feel the same way. At some point the kids will run out of steam and this is exactly where the kommit® bike train system comes into play – designed, developed and assembled in Bavaria, Germany. It is small, light and intuitive to use. Let yourself be inspired by this effective problem solver. The kommit® will playfully extend your bike tour together, by many more kilometers.

Highlight of the kommit®

– Developed, designed and assembled in Bavaria, Germany
– Tool-free mounting on the saddle or stem
– Easy to attach thanks to the long and slanted webbing
– Small and compact, tidy under the saddle
– Hard-wearing nylon line from parachute technology
– Length of 2 meters
– Weight of only 138 grams
– Approved for a train weight of up to 120 kilograms
– High-quality carabiner to be prepared for all towing situations

Further advantages of kommit®

– Compatible and popular with e-bikes
– Evenly and quickly self-retracting cable system
– Reflective logo for optimized visibility
– Rubberised towing loop to protect the rope
– The traction cable remains permanently under tension, to avoid collisions with bicycle parts

Our values

– We attach great importance to regional value creation
– Assembly of the kommit® in Bavaria, Germany
– Partial assembly including in workshops for the disabled in Bavaria, Germany
– Product made in Europe
– Maximum possible quality through extensive quality criteria

Intended for off-road use. Check with your local transport department for up to date rules and regulations