Highlights in this latest online magazine (Issue 21 | July 2022) include:
- Eurobike 2022 in an all-new environment
- E-bike market share rapidly growing in Europe
- Supply problems bring mixed results in key markets
Online Magazine: Eurobike reaffirms strengthening position of e-bikes
European bicycle markets counted wins and losses in 2021, with the difficulties in supply chain hampering availability. But one thing that can't be ignored is the success of the e-bike with market shares rising across all key markets. Eurobike 2022 at its new location in Frankfurt will also be a new opportunity to view a whole range of new ideas and concepts in the field of connectivity, data collection, electronic shifting and sustainable/local production.
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Alltricks is moving forward in a tough market
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E-bikes getting more popular among female and 25-34 year-old cyclists
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