Bike elements

The GreenMatter bike elements are made from recycled artificial turf. This gives materials from old artificial turf fields a new application in public space. This fits well with circular sports parks, sustainable play and activity areas and projects where reusing materials is important.

By combining recycled artificial turf and a sturdy powder-coated steel frame, a robust solution for outdoor use is created. The elements are splinter-free, UV-resistant and fully recyclable.

With bike elements, a compact and challenging bike course can be set up. A basic course can consist of different shapes that each stimulate a different kind of movement. This creates a varied route in which users work on balance, control, speed and technique.

A bike course is suitable for children and young people who want to move in a playful way. It is also an accessible way for schools, community sports coaches and municipalities to encourage cycling and outdoor activity.

Within a bike course, different elements can be combined. A roller stimulates pumping cycling movements and helps users move smoothly along the course. A banked turn guides users through a turn and teaches them to maintain control at speed. A table top invites a short, powerful jump or a technical transition.

By smartly combining these elements, you get a course with built-in difficulty level and variation. This keeps the route interesting for different ages and skill levels.

Bike elements can be applied on school playgrounds, in parks, at sports parks, in recreation areas and in public activity zones. They make outdoor space more active and invite children and young people to move in a different way.

For schools, bike elements can contribute to motor development, balance and cycling skills. For municipalities and sports parks, they offer a low-threshold addition to the range for urban sports and movement in public space.

Because bike elements are used outdoors, durability and ease of maintenance are important. The GreenMatter bike elements have been developed for use in outdoor spaces and are resistant to UV exposure and changing weather conditions.

The splinter-free design ensures safe and pleasant use. Thanks to the robust build, the elements are suitable for intensive use at public and semi-public locations.

In addition to standard bike elements, custom work can also be considered. A custom element can be interesting when the location, target group or available space calls for a specific shape or challenge.

We are happy to think along about the right course composition. In doing so, we look at available space, target group, ground surface, safety, routing and the desired difficulty level.

When you receive GreenMatter bike elements, you get an origin declaration of the materials, a guarantee declaration of the raw materials and a REACH compliance declaration including the corresponding certification.

This gives clients extra certainty about the origin, quality and application of the materials used. This allows the bike elements to fit well into projects where circularity, transparency and sustainability are important.

When placing bike elements, it is important to look at the ground surface, fall space, walking routes, cycling direction, visibility and safety. The target group and the desired use also determine which elements fit best.

We can advise on the right design of a bike course or urban biking location. This creates a safe, challenging and future-proof activity place.

Bike features are objects with which a bike course or urban biking route can be designed. They challenge users to balance, ride while pumping, take corners, or make short jumps.

Bike features can be placed on schoolyards, sports parks, in parks, recreation areas, pumptracks, urban sports locations, and public areas for getting active.

The GreenMatter bike features are made from recycled artificial turf with a sturdy powder-coated steel frame. The elements are splinter-free, UV-resistant, and fully recyclable.

A basic course can consist of different shapes, such as a roller, a banked turn, and a table top. Each element stimulates a different biking movement or technical challenge.

A roller encourages pumping and creates a smooth movement along the course. Users learn to build speed and control without continuously pedaling.

Yes, bike features are suitable for children and young people, provided the layout, surface, and difficulty level are well matched to the target group.

Yes, bike features can be used separately or combined into a complete bike course. The setup can be tailored to the available space and the intended use.

Yes, when a standard setup doesn’t fit the location or target group, you can look into a custom bike feature or a custom-made course