Coffee bike and coffee cart equipment for an espresso bar that carries its own power and sets up wherever the foot traffic is. Espresso and grinding run from a battery with no socket in sight, so the kit is chosen for what it draws as much as for what it pours.
An electric cargo trike fitted as a one-person espresso bar, working station exits, markets and events. Everything rides on the bike or plugs into it, and with no storefront behind it, the printed cup is where the brand travels.
Quantities assume one barista and a single pitch a day. Tell us the hours you plan to trade and whether you serve iced drinks in summer, and we check the power budget against the battery before quoting.
The electric cargo trike with a stainless worktop, a hand-wash sink and three built-in outlets. Everything else on this list either rides on it or plugs into it.
24m umbrella • 167 table board camper • Powder
A hand-pulled folding cart with an umbrella canopy for a pastry and retail-bean table beside the bike.
A folding stainless cart on braked wheels for a second pitch on event days.
A worktop fridge at 2–8 °C for milk and syrups with a freezer section alongside. For a cart build with room under the counter.
1-Group
Two boilers let one barista pull shots and steam milk at the same time, up to 150 cups an hour, for the commuter rush at a station exit.
A 64 mm flat burr grinder with stepless adjustment and dosing buttons, drawing 350 W so the battery carries it through a morning.
Makes 20–30 kg of nugget ice a day for iced lattes on 110 W, a load the battery can carry.
Squeezes up to 23 oranges a minute for fresh juice, a second line for weekend markets.
A 1.8 L countertop slush maker drawing 200 W for summer pitches.
A hand-lever machine with PID control and a 58 mm group for a specialty-led bike where customers come for the shot itself.
Stores 5,376 Wh of LiFePO4 behind a 3,000 W pure sine inverter, enough to run the bike at a pitch with no socket, and solar tops it up between shifts.
A 6.75-inch handheld with card, NFC and a built-in receipt printer, held in one hand while the other passes the cup.
Compostable cups printed with the bike's logo, from 4 to 22 oz with matching lids. On a bike the cup is the only branding that walks away.
Clear PET cups with lids for iced lattes and cold drinks on warm days.
Ultrafiltered water for the espresso, and hot water in 3 seconds for americanos and tea, wherever the bike fills its tank.
2048 Wh
Two extra battery stations for a full-day pitch or a festival, swapped in when the main one runs low.
A second handheld for working the queue, so orders are taken and paid before people reach the bike.
Single Sided / Plug-in
Puts the menu beside the bike on a lit, rechargeable board that reads on dark winter mornings.
A wearable lit billboard for walking the crowd at a festival or a station concourse.
A banner that sets up in seconds beside the bike to mark the pitch at a market.
Seals iced drinks for customers carrying them to the office, so nothing leaks in a bag.
Catalog prices at the quantities listed, excluding shipping, duties and installation. Send a request and we confirm current pricing and lead times for your build.
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