Bike Test Stargate

3 weeks of commuting using an e-bike? Participate in the Bike Test!

The Bike Test is a Stargate campaign to motivate more employees to cycle to work. In a three-week trial period, you can try a e-bike, e-cargo bike or speed pedelec for your daily commute. Experience yourself how pleasant it is to cycle to work.

Every employee working at Brussels Airport can participate. The bikes are of excellent quality and come with large bike bags. You can choose from four different types of bicycles:

  • The electric city bike ‘Oxford e-bike’ offers pedal assistance up to 25 km/h.
  • The electric cargo bike ‘Urban Arrow Family’ offers pedal assistance up to 25 km/h and comes with a covered bench to transport 2 children.
  • The speed pedelec ‘Riese & Müller Nevo4 vario HS’ and ‘Oxford S pedelec D1125’ are fast electric bikes. Ideal for long trips. The driver is required to have a valid driver’s license B or AM. A bicycle helmet is mandatory and can be borrowed.

Would you like to try a bike for three weeks?

Complete the registration form

You will receive a confirmation at the latest two weeks before the start.

On the first day, a mandatory the kick-off meeting will be organised. There you will get practical explanations about the project, information about traffic rules and a small practical training. The kick-off takes place at from 16h-17h30 in the Compass Building of Brussels Airport Company.

Start

End

 

Monday 25 March

Friday 19 April

(4 weeks)

Monday 29 April

Friday 17 May

 

Monday 27 May

Friday 14 June

 

Monday 24 June

Friday 2 August

(6 weeks)

Monday 12 August

Friday 30 August

 

Monday 09 September

Friday 27 September

 

Monday 07 October

Friday 25 October

 

For more information about the bikes and FAQ at www.fietstest.be (Dutch) or contact Steven Fagard - Bike Manager Stargate, steven.fagard@brusselsairport.be

Stargate, the European Green Deal project for greener aviation, is pushing for more sustainable commuting to and from Brussels Airport. Bike Test is a campaign of the province of Flemish Brabant in cooperation with Brussels Airport Company.

This project has received grants within the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement GA101037053.