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Stricker Handbikes · Front attachments - manual and hybrid handbikes · PA-006
Stricker City Max clip-on wheelchair handbike
The Stricker City Max is a clip-on wheelchair handbike powered entirely by the rider's arms through a hand crank and chain. A Shimano Alfine 8-speed hub combined with a derailleur gives 24 speeds for hills. Once attached, its 20 in wheel raises the chair's front castors off the ground, which makes rough surfaces easier to cross.
- Type
- manual clip-on handbike
- Wheel
- 20 in
- Weight
- from 15 kg
- Max user weight
- 120 kg standard, more on request
Stricker Handbikes City Max key features
- Hand crank with chain drive, no motor
- Shimano Alfine 8-speed hub plus derailleur, 24 speeds
- Disc brake and V-brake, one lockable for parking
- Adjustable steel frame, with a children's equipment option
- Clamping system stated to fit 99% of wheelchairs
- Five standard colours, RAL colours at extra cost
Who the Stricker Handbikes City Max suits
For wheelchair users who want exercise and independent travel under their own arm power, on city streets or hilly routes. Standard load is 120 kg, with higher limits available on request.
Figures for comparing
- Weight
- 15 kg (33.1 lb)
- Max user weight
- 120 kg (265 lb). 120 kg standard; more on request
The same units on every product, converted from the specifications below. Where a source gives two limits, the lower one is shown.
Stricker Handbikes City Max specifications
| Type | manual clip-on handbike |
|---|---|
| Wheel | 20 in |
| Gears | Shimano Alfine 8-speed hub with derailleur (24 speeds) |
| Weight | from 15 kg |
| Max user weight | 120 kg standard, more on request |
| Brakes | disc and V-brake |
| Frame | chrome-molybdenum steel |
| Options | Rohloff hub, coaster brake, bike computer, lights |
| Guide price | from EUR 3,891.30 ex VAT (about USD 4,200) |
| Maker country | Germany |
| Brand | Stricker Handbikes |
| Category | Power add-ons for manual wheelchairs, Front attachments - manual and hybrid handbikes |
| Catalog ID | PA-006 |
Compared with the source page on 5 October 2026. Details can change, so we confirm them in your quote. Open the source page.
Stricker Handbikes City Max: common questions
Does the Stricker City Max have a motor?
No. It is a manual handbike driven by a hand crank and chain, with 24 speeds to help on climbs.
How heavy is the City Max handbike?
It weighs from 15 kg, depending on the options chosen.
How much is the Stricker City Max?
From EUR 3,891.30 excluding VAT on the manufacturer's site, roughly USD 4,200. This is a guide price.
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