
"We build bikes that we want to ride ourselves."
This Berlin-based brand began in 2012 with Max von Senger, a product design student and bike messenger passionate about cycling's balance between effort and exhilaration. Inspired by the aesthetics of bicycles and elements of culture, fashion, and streetwear, Max built his first bike while at Universität der Künste.

Time of change
By 2019, Standert was bursting at the seams. Still run by a small team, many of whom had been there since the beginning—and still in the original space on Invalidenstr.—Standert's brand recognition and its bicycles had outpaced the growth and maturity of the company behind it. A decision had to be made.
Soon after, Standert moved headquarters from the cafes cramped basement to a newly erected building on Friedrichstr., with a spacious ground-floor showroom that reflected the ambitions of the up-and-coming brand. The Standert Cycling Hub currently functions as a meeting point for the weekly Feierabendrunde rides, as well as the sole location where one can see the full collection of Standert models in person.

The spirit
A decade of organic growth and community building proved to be a winning combination for this now globally recognized bike brand. As Standert embarks on yet another new chapter in the company's history, Max and Anna von Senger look to the future with confidence. “Lets make the bike community a friendly and welcoming one,” they request, “In the spirit of what we think is the way forward for cycling.”