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Elian Cargo Bike – Steer Here | A Fine Art Cycling Print
Elian Cargo Bike – Steer Here | A Fine Art Cycling Print
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Printed by theprintspace in London, the fine art lab trusted by professional photographers and galleries.
Professional C-Type photographic print on Fuji paper, for true photographic tones and deep blacks.
Hand finished frames in black, white or oak, with museum quality glass.
Discover a new perspective on urban cycling with this fine art photographic print featuring the award-winning Elian Cargo Bike, a reimagined version of the classic Dutch bakfiets. Shot with a premium editorial feel by award-winning photographer Ryan Edy, this artwork celebrates innovation, design and the joy of family-focused cycling. Perfect for riders, collectors and design-minded enthusiasts, this print brings craftsmanship and modern cycling culture into any home or workspace.
In 2011, Elian set out to redesign the traditional cargo bike, evaluating every component to create something far more stable, agile and enjoyable to ride. At the heart of this breakthrough is Elian’s central steering hub, an engineering approach inspired by motorcycle design. This refined steering system transforms the handling of a long-wheelbase cargo bike, reducing flex, improving balance and delivering a fluid, responsive ride. Whether carrying children, shopping or simply cruising, the Elian Cargo Bike turns everyday journeys into a daily pleasure.
The steel space frame lowers weight and the centre of gravity for smoother cornering, while the bike’s geometry offers the stability riders usually miss in conventional cargo designs. Loved by families, admired by urban commuters and respected by cycling purists, the Elian Cargo is more than a load-carrier, it’s a piece of modern cycling engineering.
Available as a fine art C-type print on Fujifilm Crystal Archive gloss paper in A4, A3, A2 and A1, or hand-framed in London in black, white or natural oak and delivered ready to hang. Ideal for cycling enthusiasts, design lovers and anyone with an appreciation for craftsmanship, innovation and real-world riding.
Bring the spirit of the modern cargo bike, stable, stylish and unmistakably Elian Cycles, into your home, studio or office with this striking fine art print.
Key details
Art type: Fine art photographic print
Subject: Everyday cargo bike life on a hand-built Elian cargo bike in Antwerp, Belgium
Style: Documentary cycling photography by Ryan Edy
Sizes: A4 to A1, framed (black, white or natural oak) or unframed
Questions about your print
Questions about your print
Who prints my order?
theprintspace, a leading professional photographic lab with studios in London, Düsseldorf and the USA, rated Excellent (4.7/5) on Trustpilot.
What paper do you use?
Professional Fujifilm Crystal Archive C-type photographic paper, a true photographic print rather than ink.
Will I pay customs or import charges?
No. Your print is made in the lab nearest to you, in the UK, EU or USA, so there are no import fees.
What are the frames like?
Premium Nielsen Quadrum frames, made in Germany from FSC®-certified wood in black, white or oak, with an acid-free insert and a sturdy back.
Do framed prints come with glass?
Yes. A4 to A2 frames have UV-filtering glass. A1 uses clear acrylic so it travels safely. Every frame arrives ready to hang.
Do the cards have a message?
No. They're printed on high quality 300gsm card and left blank inside for you to personalise.
How long does delivery take?
Most orders arrive within 2 to 4 days in the UK and EU, and a little longer to the USA. Every order is tracked.
What if my print arrives damaged?
It's rare, but if it happens, contact us with a photo and we'll put it right. See our refund policy for details.
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