In this edition of Bike Europe: - Interview Giant Group chairman Young Liu on 'close to market production' - Taiwan bicycle industry pushes back after reports on human rights violations - Will e-bikes remain classified as bicycles? - Market reports on Austria, France and other EU countries
FRANKFURT, Germany - In the last few years, the Eurobike kickoff event Leader's Night has established itself as a key event on the agenda for the industry's decision-makers. Executive speakers on stage provide expert knowledge for a resilient and future-oriented industry. Also this year, financial service providers, mobility investors and exceptional athletes that may contribute to new business models will enter the stage.
SANTA CRUZ, California - A global recall has been issued for the Santa Cruz Heckler 9 bike model after multiple battery fires were reported. The Santa Cruz-based company, a subset of the Dutch transport conglomerate Pon Holdings, first issued the recall in May, warning customers that the e-bike's lithium-ion battery can overheat and pose a fire hazard.
SponsoredWith a rich heritage in bicycle manufacturing and an ambitious international mindset, Polygon Bikes of Insera Sena is returning to Europe with a fresh strategy. After successfully expanding into American and Australian markets, Polygon is now actively recruiting across the European continent and has a lot to offer in return.
COLOGNE, Germany - The Global Bicycle Purchasing Index (GBPI) is a new, global analysis tool for the bicycle industry. The aim is to provide regular insights into early market dynamics and trends, and thus enable well-founded decisions along the entire value chain. The GBPI is a joint initiative of Bike Europe, Eurobike organiser Fairnamic GmbH and the Institute for Retail Research IFH Cologne.
