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Ten:07 Unicorn Pony Ultra-Compact Cargo Bike Goes Titanium: A Bespoked Preview

Ten:07 Unicorn Pony Titanium ultra-compact cargo bike
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Ten:07 is giving their cute little ultra-compact Unicorn Pony cargo bike a titanium upgrade, creating an even better reason to add a versatile hauler to your bike garage. This adorable little workhorse is set to debut at the Bespoked custom bike show in Dresden, Germany tomorrow. But Ten:07 gave us a sneak peek!

Ten:07 Unicorn Pony Titanium ultra-compact cargo bike

Ten:07 Unicorn Pony Titanium ultra-compact cargo bike, angled
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Kicking it up a notch in titanium. “The fun-sized, highly anticipated mini cargo bike has been re-engineered in sexy titanium and equipped with Ten:07’s signature quick-release platform.

We’ve secretly loved Ten:07’s reverse mullet compact Unicorn cargo bikes for years. Since about 2022, when we first learned of their steel cargo bike frames being manufactured in the Czech Republic. With their smart removable rack platform that made it much easier to store in tight spaces than most cargo-capable bikes. It all started with the Unicorn years ago, with a pretty normal-looking 700c rear end of the frame mated to a long cargo platform over a 20″ front wheel.

But Ten:07 went ultra-compact earlier this year with a 24″ rear wheel, a 20″ wheel up front, and a short but wide platform up front. They called this one the Unicorn Pony. You ended up with a cargo bike with a wheelbase shorter than most regular bikes. Meaning overall, it’s about 20-30cm shorter than most modern road or gravel bikes. Which means you have plenty of room to store a Unicorn Pony at home.

No more excuses not to get a cargo bike!

What carries over?

Ten:07 Unicorn Pony Titanium ultra-compact cargo bike, quick-release from platform

The Unicorn Pony Titanium has the same dimensions as Ten:07’s original ultra-compact Unicorn Pony. Importantly, that means the same 1-meter long wheelbase, 20″ front & 24″ rear wheels. The same 1544mm overall length and 500mm quick-release removable platform width. Take that off, and you just have to deal with handlebar width to fit this little pony in tight spaces.

You get the same easy, “quick commuter” handling and load-carrying capabilities.

And what’s new?

Ten:07 Unicorn Pony Titanium ultra-compact cargo bike, now in shiny ti

But now it is in shiny titanium. Shinier, fancier, and “noticeably lighter to carry up the stairs when the ride’s done” than the steel frame version.

Never worry about scratching your cargo bike’s paint job. Never worry about rust.

Tech details

Ten:07 Unicorn Pony Titanium ultra-compact cargo bike, angled rear
  • titanium frame construction
  • 20″ front wheel + 24″ rear wheel, with off-road-capable tire clearance
  • one-size-fits-most city bike riders
  • signature Ten:07 Unicorn quick-release cargo platform
  • 500mm wide by 360mm long platform, with optional webbing straps
  • front headlight & rear taillight mounts
  • external brake and rear derailleur routing
  • internal dynamo wiring through fork & chainstays for integrated lighting setups
  • stealth internal dropper post routing
  • internal front derailleur routing
Ten:07 Unicorn Pony Titanium ultra-compact cargo bike, rear end detail
  • 3-pack anything cage mounts on fork legs & downtube for extra carrying capacity
  • sliding dropouts and seatstay splitter for belt drive compatibility
  • full coverage fender mounts
  • double-leg center kickstand mount

Ten:07 Unicorn Pony Titanium – Availability

Ten:07 Unicorn Pony Titanium ultra-compact cargo bike, complete

As of today, this is the only Unicorn Pony Titanium in existence. But Ten:07 plans to put the frameset into production later this year, for deliveries likely in the spring. No pricing has been officially set, as of now.

Pre-orders are expected to open up in Q4 2026. Get in contact with Ten:07 to register your interest in a titanium Unicorn Pony mini cargo bike. And we’ll be keeping an eye on its development.

Ten07.cc

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king County
king County
4 days ago

I’m not an expert on cargo bikes, but I think it would be better if the front platform quickly folded in a ‘v’ to gain clearance for tight spaces. The base tube joisting lance is still there, anyway.. or.. The base stub could be a bit shorter and the removable platform could have a tube that slipped over while retaining strength. This may limit carrying weight capacity, but it depends on the design and expectations. Add a 2nd stub if you want to use the platform in the rear, (if it clears the tire).

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