At the Micromobility Europe event in Amsterdam, Hydroride Europe AG unveiled hydrogen-powered bicycles equipped with small at-home hydrogen generators. These bikes, although visually and experientially similar to conventional e-bikes, utilize hydrogen stored in small tanks to power an onboard fuel cell, producing only water as a byproduct. The article describes a test ride on the hydrogen bike, highlighting its comfortable ride and modest power, emphasizing the familiarity of using an electric bike. Despite the unremarkable ride experience, the article praises the ecological benefits of hydrogen as a cleaner energy source compared to lithium-ion batteries. The at-home hydrogen generator offers a sustainable method of producing fuel, with potential solar-powered options for energy generation. The focus on B2B markets, particularly bike and scooter sharing companies, showcases the potential for hydrogen bikes to revolutionize fleet services by reducing emissions and overcoming storage and charging challenges associated with traditional battery-powered vehicles. Although hydrogen bikes may not dominate the consumer market, their niche applications in shared mobility services demonstrate their viability and environmental advantages.