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driftbikeshop.ch

Bike retailer with shops in Mels and Bern and an online shop, selling road, gravel, MTB and e-bikes plus service for cyclists

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  • Hiring1 open role
  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02

About driftbikeshop.ch

DRIFT Bike Shop sells bicycles, e-bikes, cycling clothing, helmets, shoes and accessories, both online and in its physical shops. Brands listed on the website include Specialized, Orbea, BMC and MAAP. A workshop handles repair and service work.

Its customers are cyclists who buy online or visit the shops in Mels and Bern. Instalment purchases over 36 months at zero interest are offered on selected bikes, and a winter service promotion includes free pick-up and delivery.

Lukas Anrig is listed as founder and owner, and Michael Schärer as owner and managing director of the Bern shop. The company operates shops in Mels and Bern in Switzerland.

Product: Bicycles, e-bikes, cycling clothing, helmets, shoes, accessories and bike repair and service.

Jobs at driftbikeshop.ch (1)

driftbikeshop.ch is hiring for one role in sales.

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Leadership

  • Lukas Anrig · Gründer und Inhaber, Geschäftsleitung
    Source: company website
  • Michael Schärer · Inhaber und Geschäftsführer Bern
    Source: company website

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