NabiBajk

NabiBajk is a Slovak commercial brand that builds and operates a network of charging stations for electric bicycles. It is run by Roman Pikaly, described on the brand's own site as the founder and manager of the NabiBajk network, and its invoicing entity is Roman Pikaly - AIRTON, based at Strmá Cesta 2 in Bratislava. The brand positions itself around a simple observation: e-bikes are becoming central to tourism and to individual urban mobility, but the market has been growing faster than the supporting infrastructure. NabiBajk's answer is a charging network distinguished, in its own words, by broad compatibility, sustainability and user comfort. The hardware at the centre of the offer is the PowerBOX family. The PowerBOX 6P+ can charge up to eight cyclists at once, while the PowerBOX 4P is a smaller unit that can also be supplied with custom printing. The brand advertises that a single station can charge up to eight bicycles, bringing a battery to 80 percent in about one hour, with negligible electricity consumption, IP44 protection, and the claim of being the only device of its kind in Slovakia. NabiBajk sells to restaurants, guesthouses, hotels and tourist centres, as well as to corporate campuses and "smart" companies, and it also works with municipalities and sponsors. Installation variants can be assembled to fit the site. Stations in the NabiBajk network have been installed at locations including Limbach, Vysoká pri Morave, Hrubý Šúr, Senec, several sites in Ivanka pri Dunaji, and Važec in the Karpaty region. The brand promotes itself through its website, a LinkedIn presence, and references to subsidy programmes (dotácie) that can help fund installations. Contact details published by the brand include a Slovak mobile number and the address info@nabibajk.sk. As a small, founder-led Slovak business, NabiBajk sits at the intersection of cycling tourism, hospitality and light electric-vehicle infrastructure. Its commercial logic is to place charging points where e-bike riders already stop — restaurants, pensions, hotels and tourist centres — and to make the equipment easy for a venue to host. Wikidata classifies it simply as a Slovak company supplying e-bike charging stations, which matches the brand's own self-description.

NabiBajk is a Slovak brand built around a network of charging stations for electric bicycles. Its own account of its origins is straightforward: e-bikes are seen as the future of tourism as well as of individual urban transport, but the rapidly developing market could not yet rely on quality infrastructure. NabiBajk was therefore founded to build a charging network that stands out for broad compatibility, sustainability and user comfort. The brand is led by Roman Pikaly, identified on its site as the founder and manager of the NabiBajk network, and its invoicing details are registered to Roman Pikaly - AIRTON at Strmá Cesta 2 in Bratislava, Slovakia. The brand's commercial model is to place charging points where e-bike riders already stop. Its stated customers are restaurants, guesthouses, hotels and tourist centres, as well as corporate campuses and smart companies; municipalities and sponsors are also addressed as partners. The hardware is the PowerBOX line. The PowerBOX 6P+ can charge up to eight cyclists, and the PowerBOX 4P is a smaller unit that can also be produced with custom printing. NabiBajk advertises that a station can charge up to eight bicycles, reach 80 percent charge in one hour, consume negligible electricity, and carry IP44 protection, and it claims to be the only device of its kind in Slovakia. Installation variants can be assembled to suit a given site. Stations in the NabiBajk network have been installed at locations including Limbach, Vysoká pri Morave, Hrubý Šúr, Senec, several sites in Ivanka pri Dunaji, and Važec in the Karpaty region. The brand communicates through its website and a LinkedIn page, and it highlights subsidy programmes (dotácie) that can support installations. Published contact details include the mobile number 0905 609 831 and the email address info@nabibajk.sk. Wikidata records NabiBajk simply as a Slovak company supplying e-bike charging stations, consistent with the brand's own description. No founding year, ownership change, funding round or corporate listing is documented in the available evidence, so the brand's history is best understood as that of a small, founder-led Slovak infrastructure venture serving the e-bike tourism and mobility market.

• NabiBajk is founded by Roman Pikaly to build an e-bike charging network in Slovakia.

• PowerBOX 6P+ and PowerBOX 4P charging stations are offered, with the 6P+ able to charge up to eight cyclists.

• Charging stations are installed at locations including Limbach, Vysoká pri Morave, Hrubý Šúr, Senec, Ivanka pri Dunaji and Važec.

A Slovak e-bike charging network and hardware brand aimed at hospitality venues, tourist centres, corporate campuses and municipalities, emphasising broad compatibility, sustainability and user comfort.

• PowerBOX 6P+

  Charging station that can charge up to eight cyclists at once.

• PowerBOX 4P

  Smaller e-bike charging station; also available with custom printing.

• NabiBajk charging network

  Network of e-bike charging stations installed at hospitality, tourism and municipal locations across Slovakia.

1. 1NabiBajk official site — sieť nabíjacích stanícsites.google.com
2. 2NabiBajk on Wikidatawikidata.org