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  • Every bike ordered through the new MyCanyon platform is hand-painted, and given the complexities and technicalities of each process, each frame finish will be one-of-a-kind. – Photo Canyon
    Canyon11 Mar 25

    Canyon to roll out customisation tool worldwide in 2025

    KOBLENZ, Germany - D2C-sales and custom-building - is that a match? Perhaps it is no coincidence that D2C bicycle supplier Canyon Bicycles GmbH is launching a worldwide custom bike program named "MyCanyon" shortly before opening its own Canyon Bicycles Munich Store. To get the message of the new program out the company even hired some renowned artists.

  • Through the cooperation with Decathlon, Rebike aims to significantly expand its national and international market presence. – Photo Rebike
    Retail10 Mar 25

    Decathlon to sell Rebike refurbished e-bikes

    MUNICH, Germany - Last year, Decathlon Germany announced an expansion of its digital marketplace portfolio with both the Sushi branded e-bike range from Sushi Mobility GmbH as well as remanufactured e-bikes from refurbisher Rebike Mobility GmbH. Now the sporting goods retailer is strengthening its collaboration with Rebike with a new shop-in-shop retail concept.

  • Nukeproof has found a new home in Beringen, Belgium as part of the Belgian Cycling Factory. – Photo Bike Europe
    Mergers & Acquisitions7 Mar 25

    BCF realises entry into MTB market with Nukeproof take-over

    BERINGEN, Belgium - The acquisition of Nukeproof by Belgian Cycling Factory (BCF) as the company announced last week is a critical part of its long-term strategy plan called Horizon 2030. "Building a leading position on the MTB market is an essential part of our long-term vision," explains Belgian Cycling Factory CEO and owner Joachim Aerts. "With Nukeproof we have gained an important position in the market."

  • SQlab has relocated to the Boards & More Group offices. – Photo Google
    Mergers & Acquisitions7 Mar 25

    Boards & More concludes integration of SQlab after take-over

    MUNICH, Germany - The integration of ergonomic bicycle component company SQlab into the Boards & More Group has been full completed. This process took three years to complete and includes SQlab's relocation to Oberhaching, where the Boards & More Group offices are located.

  • Katie Middel was recently hired by CrankTank as client success manager. – Photo CrankTank
    People7 Mar 25

    Cranktank invests in talent to elevate e-commerce and digital...

    KETCHUM, USA - CrankTank, known in the bicycle industry as expert in digital marketing and e-commerce strategy, has invested in key staff to elevate its performance. Katie Middel has been hired as client success manager.

  • With 111,556 units sold, the fatbikes are introduced for the first time in the statistics of the Dutch bicycle market. – Photo PhatfourSubscribers only
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    Market Report6 Mar 25

    Subscribers only Bicycle sales down 7% in the Netherlands

    AMSTERDAM, the Netherlands - E-bikes continue to be the driving force for the Dutch market. The total e-bike market volume ended at 409,467 units, representing a market share of 47.7%. The total number of bicycles and e-bikes combined ended at 858,126, down from 919,101 in 2023. This year, the national industry association RAI Vereniging included fatbike sales for the first time in their annual report which has resulted in a major shift in the statistics.

  • The strategic location in central Europe and the long heritage of production and engineering always gave Germany a strong position in the industry. - Photo www.fahrer-berlin.de | pd-f
    Production6 Mar 25

    Germany as production base under threat, but not for bicycle industry

    BERLIN, Germany - Germany as a manufacturing base might not be the most logical choice for the bicycle industry when looking at the rising cost of labour. The strategic location in central Europe and the long heritage of production and engineering has always given the country a strong position in the industry. A group of industry leaders spoke out whether Germany is losing its appeal as a business location for bicycle companies or 'Made in Germany' is a concept for the future.

  • The Copenhagen Bike Show is Scandinavia’s largest cycling exhibition, attracting a mix of consumers and trade professionals. – Photo Copenhagen Bike Show
    Shows & Events6 Mar 25

    Copenhagen Bike Show hits new records as B2B relevance grows

    COPENHAGEN, Denmark - As Scandinavia's primary tradeshow for both consumers and industry participants, the Copenhagen Bike Show 2025, continues to grow. Held in the first weekend of March, this year's edition set new records for both visitor and exhibitor numbers.

  • blog5 Mar 25

    Blog: Weekend

    Once upon a time, back when I was just a young lad, there was a song my brothers and I occasionally heard on the radio - a song that seemed to cast a spell over us. We didn't know what it was about, nor could we name the band, but something about it was almost magical. And this was before we'd even seen the music video! That song became iconic - a symbol of our youth - resonating with us deeply despite remaining a mystery for years.

  • Compared to standard packaging, more than 70% CO2 and up to 210 kg cardboard can be saved in the life cycle of one single BikeBox. – Photo Riese & Müller
    Sustainability4 Mar 25

    Riese & Müller adopts reusable BikeBox for European e-bike shipping

    MÜHLTAL, Germany - Riese & Müller is setting new standards in sustainable logistics by becoming the first bicycle manufacturer to adopt reusable packaging for e-bike shipments across Europe. Following successful multi-month trials, the BikeBox will now be the standard packaging for over 1,000 dealers in Europe, significantly reducing environmental impact.

  • Fox Factory has consolidated production of bicycle components in Taiwan. – Photo Bike Europe
    Financial4 Mar 25

    Fox Factory remains cautious in 2025 business outlook

    DULUTH, USA - The industry's ongoing channel inventory recalibration and, to a lesser extent, lower end-consumer demand are reflected in the 2024 results published by Fox Factory Holding Corp. Bicycle product sales under the Specialty Sports Group (SSG) umbrella were down in 2024 but briefly hiked by 8.3% in Q4.

  • The European marketing and customer service operations of Klever Mobility will be centralised in the Benelux office in Bunnik, the Netherlands – Photo Klever Mobility
    Company4 Mar 25

    Klever Mobility brings European organisation to one location

    BUNNIK, the Netherlands - Klever Mobility has centralised its European organisation in its existing office in the Netherlands. The company reports that this strategic decision will enable them to operate more efficiently and provide better service to dealers and customers in Germany and Switzerland. As part of the reorganisation, the office in Cologne, Germany will be closed soon.

  • In order to realize its ambitions, Higo has been working on a new facility in Changzhou Suzhou, China, a two-hour drive from Shanghai.
    Innovations & products28 Feb 25

    Higo ready for the future with new production facility for e-bike...

    With its connectors, Higo ensures high-quality connections between individual e-bike components. The company is currently building a new, sustainable production facility with headquarters in Changzhou Suzhou (China). After completion, early 2026, Higo will be able to meet European market demand even better.

  • Biketec’s FIT system connects electronic components from various manufacturers into a "best-in-class" system, providing intelligent and flexible solutions for e-bike manufacturers, retailers, and consumers. – Photo BRP
    Mergers & Acquisitions28 Feb 25

    Pinion owner takes over FIT business from ZEG

    DENKENDORF, Germany - In a strategic acquisition, Pinion owner Bombardier Recreational Products Inc. (BRP), has acquired the FIT 2.0 business of Biketec GmbH from its owner, the German dealer cooperative, ZEG. The intention is to expand Pinion's portfolio in the core business of e-drives. The financial details of the BRP investment remains undisclosed.

  • The world’s first cyclable building, the Ledger, in Bentonville, Arkansas aligns with the mission to establish the state as a hub for the cycling industry and cycling innovation. – Photo AGCA
    Investment28 Feb 25

    Arkansas Accelerator unveils first international cycling startups

    BENTONVILLE, USA - The Arkansas Global Cycling Accelerator has selected 10 innovative companies for its program from a broad pool of international applicants. These companies represent the cutting edge of cycling technology and innovation, from performance analytics platforms to e-bikes and custom manufacturing.

  • Addressing the financing needs will be crucial for manufacturers and service providers to regenerate the market. – Photo Tweewieler
    Retail27 Feb 25

    Leasing and financing drivers for e-bike market, GfK-NIQ study shows

    AMSTELVEEN, the Netherlands - Ahead of the publication of the official 2024 sales statistics in the Netherlands, market researcher GfK-NIQ reports a shrinking market for e-bikes for the second consecutive year. E-bike suppliers are looking for new ways to regenerate the market. Leasing and employee benefits program are important drivers to expand the market again.

  • According to the EPPO investigation, at least 25 containers of e-bikes and/or parts were allegedly smuggled into the EU via Poland. – Photo Shutterstock
    Anti-dumping27 Feb 25

    Poland is point of entry in latest EU e-bike anti-dumping case

    LUXEMBOURG, Luxembourg - An investigation into suspected large-scale customs fraud related to the import of e-bikes from China is being led by the European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) in Rotterdam, The Netherlands. In this latest case where the e-bikes are known to have entered the EU via Poland, the unpaid duties add up to an estimated loss of €1.8 million.

  • “We didn’t want to build just another e-bike brand but clearly distinguish ourselves,” says Tenways’s area sales manager Europe Tony Vos. – Photo Bike Europe
    Company27 Feb 25

    'We didn't want to build just another e-bike brand'

    KORTRIJK, Belgium - The ambition to create a global distribution network was one of striking parts of Tenway's vision when they rushed onto the market in 2021. Today the brand has established its position and built a network throughout Europe. Tenways's area sales manager Europe Tony Vos elaborated on the outlook of the market for this young lifestyle brand.

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