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We are Nigeria’s pioneer cargo bicycle manufacturing company focused on eliminating head-loading of goods/produce by rural poor (people at bottom of the pyramid) by designing and producing various cargo cycles which can be used to move both people and goods from place to place.
The norm is usually to carry harvested farm produce on heads, called ‘Headloading’, which is mostly done by Women as they are not able to afford other means of transportation. This practice leads to neck and spine injuries, and limited weight can be moved (usually less than 30kg). Headloading is usually the preferred method of moving these farm produce because it is low-cost, but isn’t a good way. So we were poised to solve this by producing affordable & clean (human-powered) energy cargo tricycles (SDG 7) which would lead to better working conditions, increased productivity (SDG 8) as more goods can be carried than previously could and reduced inequalities as women can earn more for their households (SDG 10).
Zero-fuel consumption
It has important environmental benefits, too. Less aggressive driving styles and thus produce fewer greenhouse gas.
Low maintenance
Low maintenance increases productivity by reducing the amount of reactive work and increasing the ability of management to manage work.
Highly durable
Ability To Withstand Heavy-duty Use One of its key benefits. And its ability to stand by you through thick and thin.
No license Needed
No license or paper work is required or needed from the operator to effectively use the machine.
Easy to use
No manual is or special skills are required for operations as it is very easy to use and operate.
Very affordable
It helps reduce cost and expense as this product is very cheap, affordable and accessible please use our contact box for more information.
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The Farmer’s Sons Cycles was formed in July 2017 by 3 brothers Otasowie, Osamede & Osagioduwa to tackle and eliminate the problem faced by farmers in transporting themselves, tools and farm produce from their farms to the market or storage/processing centres in Africa.
