Kameratskykler

Kameratskykler, meaning "comrade cycles" in Norwegian, refers to a historical category of bicycles manufactured in Norway, primarily during the interwar period and immediately after World War II. These bicycles were often characterized by their robust construction and simple design, built to withstand the challenging Norwegian terrain and climate. They were typically produced by various small manufacturers and workshops across the country, often for local distribution.

The term "kameratskykler" also carries a socio-political connotation, as these bicycles were widely used by workers, members of labor movements, and those associated with socialist or communist ideologies. Their affordability and durability made them a practical choice for the working class, and their presence on the roads was seen as a symbol of their accessibility and utility. While not a single brand, the collective identity of "kameratskykler" represents a significant chapter in Norwegian industrial and social history. Many of these bicycles have since become sought-after collector's items, appreciated for their historical significance and classic design.