At BikeFlip, we work on bikes... and on the future
BikeFlip is more than a bicycle subscription. We are a social enterprise with a mission. In our workshop in Utrecht, discarded children's bicycles are given a second life, thanks to the craftsmanship of our team: people who discover their talents with us and re-engage with society.
How we work
3 workshops
In our workshops, it's all about reuse and development. We train new bicycle technicians in a practice-oriented learning environment where growth is key. This way, we combine technical skills with social and sustainable impact.
Our bike flippers
Behind every colleague is a story, and we take that seriously. In our workshop, you don't work anonymously; you work together. Here, people grow into their roles step by step, build skills, and discover what they're good at. This way, we create opportunities that lead to the prospect of permanent employment.
The bicycles
Every children's bike that leaves our workshop is thoroughly refurbished and ready for a second life. What was once discarded, we make reliable and safe again. In this way, we give value back to materials and ensure sustainable mobility for young cyclists."Our workshop is the place where rusty frames gleam again and where invisible talent is seen again."
Casparis
What have we achieved
You can find us in Utrecht, Amsterdam, and Rotterdam.
We train new talent and thus save even more bikes.
Every year, we give 5,000 bicycles a second life.
The story behind BikeFlip
BikeFlip started in 2019 at a Utrecht waste disposal site, where student Casparis Beyer saw a perfect, bright pink children's bike among the scrap metal. For him, this was proof of a broken system: why produce new when we have gold in our hands? He rescued the bike and laid the foundation for a circular subscription model. Soon, fellow student Paul Remie joined him to develop this ideal into a professional social enterprise.
Together, they share one conviction: entrepreneurship is about impact, not quick profits for shareholders. That's why BikeFlip is entirely self-owned, and every euro flows back into its mission. Casparis and Paul prove daily that economic value can be perfectly combined with social gain: by reducing waste and offering people in the workshop a new future.
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