Truly deeply madly in love with my new steel steed! It should come as no surprise that when my bike was stolen (because, well, Amsterdam, what's new) it's a case Veloretti should and would be: for some time now I have been staring at the bright turquoise bicycle that is parked in our street. That color is no longer available (bummer) but hey, the Amsterdam club (Veloretti is very Amsterdam!) has more. Much more. And so it became a moss green one, the Robyn.

The main thing you should know about that is that I like the concept of it Veloretti Amsterdam one of the very best: you think: 'I can't afford that. Too beautiful, too fancy and therefore too expensive', and then it turns out that you can put together your entire bicycle yourself and make it as expensive as you want. There are four models, that is choice 1. Then you start with two wheels and the frame. Then you can go to the cash register, or pimp. Bells and whistles and baskets and gears and more bicycle accessories of your preference. From that. And so it becomes as expensive as you want. Child can do the laundry. Just order and your new friend will be delivered to your door in the box. Assembling your bike is also a simple job (but really simple, even I could do it and that's saying something). You can easily get to and from all new Amsterdam addresses. Which you can read here: New in Amsterdam 

And it doesn't end there, no: even if you don't live in the Netherlands you can order your Veloretti: for 19,95 they deliver throughout Europe.

Your own picture of one Veloretti score a bike if you want in real life feel and smell? No worries, that's also possible: Veloretti now has an equally handsome one brand store in the Amsterdamse Pijp at Van Woustraat at number 72. The best thing about that store is not only that you can put together your own bike, but also that they can also choose all the accessories, the beloved bells and whistles. Because well, while you're at it...

The most fun? But really the cutest thing? There is also one Veloretti mini!