The Omnium Mini-Max V3 combines everyday practicality with the fast, responsive handling Omnium is famous for. Whether you're carrying children, shopping or work equipment, it's built to replace the car while still feeling like a bike you simply want to ride.
Its compact front rack keeps the bike agile and easy to manoeuvre while still offering impressive carrying capacity. The load sits low and directly in front of you, giving stable, confidence-inspiring handling whether you're riding empty or fully loaded.
The latest V3 frame features adjustable rocker dropouts for derailleur, internal gear hub or singlespeed drivetrains, a breakable chainstay for Gates Carbon Belt Drive compatibility, plus generous tyre clearance and thru-axles.
Compact, agile handling that rides like a regular bike.
Front rack with impressive carrying capacity.
Adjustable V3 rocker dropouts for multiple drivetrain options.
Compatible with Gates Carbon Belt Drive systems.
Lightweight double-butted chromoly steel frame.
Ideal for commuting, family life, shopping and adventure.
We've been riding, building and selling Omniums for years and genuinely believe they're some of the best cargo bikes available. Every bike is professionally built in our workshop, and we're always here to help with sizing, custom builds and ongoing support.
Questions? Get in touch—we'd love to help you find the perfect Omnium.
For complete geometry, frame details and technical specifications, visit the official Omnium Mini-Max V3 product page:
https://omniumcargo.com/shop/product/mini-max-v3-wifi/
One of the questions we get asked most is whether to choose the Omnium Cargo or the Mini-Max. Our advice is simple: if you're carrying heavier loads (around 25kg or more) for more than half of your riding, we'd recommend the Cargo. If you spend more than half your time riding without cargo, the Mini-Max is usually the better choice.
The Cargo's longer wheelbase helps balance heavier loads, making steering feel more stable when carrying children, work equipment or larger deliveries. But if you've just dropped the kids at nursery or finished your deliveries, the Mini-Max's shorter wheelbase feels much closer to a regular bike, making the ride home quicker, lighter and more playful. So it is a slight trade off, but both are fantastically fun to ride and very versatile.
The Omnium Mini-Max V3 combines everyday practicality with the fast, responsive handling Omnium is famous for. Whether you're carrying children, shopping or work equipment, it's built to replace the car while still feeling like a bike you simply want to ride.
Its compact front rack keeps the bike agile and easy to manoeuvre while still offering impressive carrying capacity. The load sits low and directly in front of you, giving stable, confidence-inspiring handling whether you're riding empty or fully loaded.
The latest V3 frame features adjustable rocker dropouts for derailleur, internal gear hub or singlespeed drivetrains, a breakable chainstay for Gates Carbon Belt Drive compatibility, plus generous tyre clearance and thru-axles.
Compact, agile handling that rides like a regular bike.
Front rack with impressive carrying capacity.
Adjustable V3 rocker dropouts for multiple drivetrain options.
Compatible with Gates Carbon Belt Drive systems.
Lightweight double-butted chromoly steel frame.
Ideal for commuting, family life, shopping and adventure.
We've been riding, building and selling Omniums for years and genuinely believe they're some of the best cargo bikes available. Every bike is professionally built in our workshop, and we're always here to help with sizing, custom builds and ongoing support.
Questions? Get in touch—we'd love to help you find the perfect Omnium.
For complete geometry, frame details and technical specifications, visit the official Omnium Mini-Max V3 product page:
https://omniumcargo.com/shop/product/mini-max-v3-wifi/
One of the questions we get asked most is whether to choose the Omnium Cargo or the Mini-Max. Our advice is simple: if you're carrying heavier loads (around 25kg or more) for more than half of your riding, we'd recommend the Cargo. If you spend more than half your time riding without cargo, the Mini-Max is usually the better choice.
The Cargo's longer wheelbase helps balance heavier loads, making steering feel more stable when carrying children, work equipment or larger deliveries. But if you've just dropped the kids at nursery or finished your deliveries, the Mini-Max's shorter wheelbase feels much closer to a regular bike, making the ride home quicker, lighter and more playful. So it is a slight trade off, but both are fantastically fun to ride and very versatile.
