
With cycling on the rise during and after the pandemic, more resources — both financial and operational — are being invested in sustainable urban mobility. The smart city concept has been around for decades, but only in recent years has it begun to make a measurable impact on how people move through cities.
Bikeep has partnered with Ziegler, a leading German distributor, to bring intelligent two-wheel infrastructure to the German market. Together, the two companies are positioning themselves as pioneers in smart bike parking and e-scooter charging — offering cities, municipalities, and commercial property operators a turnkey solution for managing two-wheel mobility at scale.
Bikeep's smart stations combine secure bike parking with integrated electronics, enabling features such as remote monitoring, usage analytics, and e-bike or e-scooter charging. These capabilities allow operators to better understand demand, reduce maintenance costs, and offer a higher standard of service to cyclists and scooter users alike.
The partnership with Ziegler brings local expertise in sales, installation, and support — ensuring that German customers receive end-to-end service from initial consultation through to long-term operation. As German cities continue to invest in cycling infrastructure and green mobility, Bikeep and Ziegler are well-placed to support that transition with scalable, data-driven solutions.

Bikeep's IoT platform opens up a range of business models for operators, cities, and entrepreneurs — from corporate campus bike lockers and university mobility hubs to transit station parking and retail bike storage.

Bikeep's representative in Denmark, Jens Peter Hansen, makes the case for smarter, safer bicycle parking — because every bike ride starts and ends with a parked bike.

Bedford and Kempston MP Mohammad Yasin has opened a new cycle parking hub at Bedford station, featuring Bikeep Smart Bike Racks, two-tier storage for up to 322 bikes, and seven e-bike charging bays.