Order Processing Times:

Once your order is confirmed, your Standert will be carefully prepared by our expert mechanics right here in Berlin before shipping. Please allow a lead time of 4-6 weeks for complete bikes and 3-4 weeks for framesets so we can make sure your dream bike is perfect before it leaves our hands.

Shipping Options:

Pick-up:

All bike and frameset orders can be picked up in person from our Standert Hub in Berlin at no cost. Simply select pick-up at checkout and we will let you know as soon as your bike is ready for collection.

Home Delivery:

Can’t make it to Berlin? We can ship all bikes and framesets directly to your door within Germany, the EU and most locations internationally. Once your bike has been prepared by our mechanics, please allow up to one week for it to be packed and shipped.

Orders are shipped with DHL (some exceptions may apply) and shipping costs are calculated at checkout. For orders outside the EU, local duties and taxes may apply.

For shipping cost and time estimates, please see our Shipping and Returns page.

*Please note, customers in the USA are not currently able to checkout with framesets or complete bikes due to carrier restrictions. Please get in touch at shop@standert.de to discuss options.

Better bikes for smaller humans.

Project Compact^TM is not a new model, it is our optimised geometry for the three smallest sizes we offer across all models (48, 50 and 52cm).

These bikes feature steeper seat angles, taller headtubes and zero-offset seatposts, which makes it possible for smaller riders to sit less stretched out on their bike, without compromising the handling and stability of the bike through very short stems and reduced reach common on smaller sized frames.

But it doesn’t stop there. The positions facilitated by our Project Compact^TM geometry are better both aerodynamically and biomechanically (and we think aesthetically too). The steeper angles mean riders sit further inside the reach, shifting the center of gravity towards the centre of the bike and creating a more compact position, reducing frontal drag. This position also opens the rider’s hip angle, increasing pedalling efficiency and power transfer. 

The end result is a bike that handles better, is more comfortable, more efficient and looks more balanced.

Want to know even more about Project Compact^TM? Read the whole story here.