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From Delsbo<\/strong> in the scenic H\u00e4lsingland region of Sweden comes Packoped<\/strong> – a family-owned company that is rethinking what mobility can look like.<\/p>\n Packoped<\/strong> designs and builds innovative tricycles<\/strong> that are fully manufactured in Sweden with a focus on sustainability, durability and design freedom<\/strong>. Behind Packoped is NCCR (Northern Classic, Custom & Race AB)<\/strong> – a family business with deep technical expertise and a passion for engineering. Leading the project is Julia<\/strong>, the next generation of innovators. She is responsible for CAD design and 3D printing production<\/strong>, bringing modern technology to classic craftsmanship. <\/p>\n
Each bike is made from locally produced Swedish steel and wood<\/strong>, combined with 3D printed components<\/strong>, and carefully assembled by hand.
The result is a cargo bike that combines Scandinavian functionality<\/strong> with timeless craftsmanship<\/strong> – built to carry more, last longer and ride smarter.<\/p>\n
Over the years they have evolved from building motorcycles to creating new, environmentally friendly forms of transportation – and out of that evolution grew Packoped<\/strong>.<\/p>\n