Bike rack

The rack is located in Almere, the youngest city in the Netherlands, whose population has risen to 190,000 since it was founded only 35 years ago. Over the years, Almere has channeled significant resources into creating favorable conditions for its cyclists. The city boasts the longest urban cycle route in the Netherlands: the 12-kilometer-long “Spoorbaanpad", used by approximately 21,000 cyclists every day. “Spoorbaanpad” can be translated to “railroad path”, in reference to the route followed by the bike lane along the city’s central railroad stretch in its entire length. Incidentally, Superkilen and its cycle route follow an old railroad site, the long-derelict railroad directing freight and passengers north of Copenhagen before the line between the Central Station and Østerport was excavated in 1917.