One bike. Built for everywhere.
A single platform engineered for the realities of Baghdad streets: heat, dust, gradients, and a thousand small kerbs.
Heavy-duty spec sheet
Every component is over-engineered for the realities of Baghdad streets: heat, dust, gradients, and a thousand small kerbs.
The three-kilometre life.
Farra is engineered for the routes people actually take. Short, repeated, and unforgiving if your bike is not up to it.
Class to dorm
The average student moves between 800m and 2.4km a day. Farra collapses that to a single ten-minute ride, for the cost of a coffee.
Office to lunch
Workers in Karada and Mansour can leave the car keys on the desk. The lunch ride, the errand, the quick detour — all on the same bike.
Library to home
Students, researchers, residents. The library to home run, the gym to flat, the coffee to the next class. No parking, no fuel, no noise.
Weekend loops
Saturdays along the Tigris. Sundays through campus. Friday afternoons through Karada park. Pedal-powered, not schedule-powered.
Designed in Baghdad. Built for everyone.
