About Gazelle Bikes

Gazelle has 1 bikes currently for sale on Cyclesite, the UK's trusted bike marketplace. Founded in 1892. Headquartered in Netherlands. Known for: Dutch practical transport bikes refined over 130 years. Price range: £800 to £5,000+.

Royal Dutch Gazelle understands something that British cycling culture often misses: bicycles are transport, not sport. 130 years of Dutch engineering produced bikes designed for everyday use in ordinary clothes rather than weekend recreation in lycra. The design philosophy prioritises practical utility. Upright geometry lets you see traffic and be seen. Step through frames accommodate normal clothing. Enclosed chaincases protect trousers. Integrated lights work without charging. Hub gears need minimal maintenance. These are bicycles designed for actual transport rather than recreational exercise. For British city cyclists moving beyond sport cycling into genuine utility use, Gazelle offers proven solutions. The e bike range adds electric assistance to Dutch practicality. The traditional city bikes handle shopping, school runs, and commuting. Not exciting to cycling enthusiasts, but exactly right for people who want reliable transport that happens to have pedals.

Popular Gazelle models include: Ultimate, Grenoble, Eclipse, Medeo, Arroyo, Orange, Chamonix.

Best for: Urban cyclists who want practical transport rather than sporting bicycles

All Gazelle bikes on Cyclesite are verified against UK stolen-bike databases before listing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Gazelle bikes good?

Gazelle bikes excel at their intended purpose: practical urban transport. Dutch design prioritises comfort, utility, and durability over sporting performance. 130 years of expertise in everyday cycling distilled into bikes that actually work as transport.

Why do Dutch bikes have that design?

Function over form. Upright geometry for traffic visibility. Step through frames for mounting in normal clothes. Enclosed chaincases to protect trousers. Integrated lights and locks for practicality. Dutch cycling culture treats bikes as transport, and the design reflects that reality.

Are Gazelle e bikes worth it?

For genuine transport use, yes. Gazelle e bikes combine Dutch practical design with quality Bosch motors. Comfortable geometry, integrated features, reliable electrics. Premium pricing reflects quality construction and transport focused design.

Where can I buy Gazelle bikes in the UK?

Selected UK dealers and online retailers stock Gazelle. Availability is growing as urban cycling increases. The brand is more established in Netherlands and Germany but UK presence is expanding steadily.

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About Gazelle

The design philosophy prioritises practical utility. Upright geometry lets you see traffic and be seen. Step through frames accommodate normal clothing. Enclosed chaincases protect trousers. Integrated lights work without charging. Hub gears need minimal maintenance. These are bicycles designed for actual transport rather than recreational exercise.

For British city cyclists moving beyond sport cycling into genuine utility use, Gazelle offers proven solutions. The e bike range adds electric assistance to Dutch practicality. The traditional city bikes handle shopping, school runs, and commuting. Not exciting to cycling enthusiasts, but exactly right for people who want reliable transport that happens to have pedals.

Gazelle bikes currently start from £600 and run up to £600 across the marketplace.

Founded1892

HeadquartersNetherlands

Specialises inCity Bikes, Electric City Bikes, Electric Trekking Bikes, Hybrid Bikes

Price range£800 to £5,000+

Best forUrban cyclists who want practical transport rather than sporting bicycles

Popular modelsUltimate, Grenoble, Eclipse, Medeo, Arroyo, Orange, Chamonix

What to look for when buying a used Gazelle

Gazelle bikes are best for urban cyclists who want practical transport rather than sporting bicycles.

When buying any used Gazelle, start with the basics. Check the frame for cracks, dents, or damage, especially around the head tube, bottom bracket, and dropout areas. Look at the drivetrain for wear and make sure the gears shift cleanly through the full range.

Ask the seller for service history and proof of ownership. Every Gazelle listed on Cyclesite is automatically checked against UK stolen-bike databases, but it is always worth checking the frame number yourself too.

Typical Gazelle pricing on the used market sits in the £800 to £5,000+ bracket. Anything notably outside that range is worth a closer look.

Gazelle year-by-year guide

Founded in Dieren, Netherlands in 1892. Royal warrant holder. 130 years of continuous production focused on practical transport rather than sporting performance. Part of PON Holdings. Growing e bike range brings modern technology to traditional Dutch utility cycling.