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  • Since production moved to Portugal, the BH Group’s warehouse and state-of-the-art computer-controlled logistics is the headquarter’s largest gem. – Photos Dieter Wertz
    Series Spain13 Feb 24

    BH Bikes: Basque bicycle producer painting and assembling in Portugal

    VITORIA-GASTEIZ, Spain - Bike manufacturer BH Bikes Europe S.L is one of the traditional bicycle suppliers from the Basque Country. BH stands for 'Beistegui Hermanos', which translates to 'Beistegui brothers'. The company was founded in 1909 with the production of revolver guns. 14 years later, they began manufacturing bicycles. Today, the fourth generation of the family, Javier Beistegui, is at the helm.

  • Despite difficult external conditions, Swedish helmet manufacturer Mips continues to look positively into the future. – Photo Mips
    Financial13 Feb 24

    Mips, GoPro, BikeBeat: Financial results offer positives for 2024

    STOCKHOLM, Sweden- For the bicycle industry 2023 has been a tough year with over-supply and full warehouses clashing with a dropping consumer demand. Taking a look at the 2023 financial results of Mips AB, GoPro Inc. and BikeBeat & Sports GmbH it becomes clear that last year has been indeed challenging. But the fourth quarter results seem to suggest there is some light at the end of the tunnel.

  • Chief Strategy Officer, Doug Baker will present ‘What’s Next 2024: A Data-Driven Look at Riders’ Appetite for Cycling in the Year Ahead’ in a webinar on 14th February. – Photo Shift Active Media
    Market trends13 Feb 24

    Data driven research: Webinar explores how to overcome demand plateau

    BATH, England - Cycling marketing agency Shift Active Media's inaugural 'What's Next?' report in 2023 which uncovered the value of marketing investment during a downturn is returning this year with a webinar to launch the new findings. Aimed at enabling cycling brands to navigate the challenging landscape in 2024, the webinar presented by CSO Doug Baker is open to the whole cycling industry.

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    Innovations & products8 Feb 24

    Sponsored Gaya bikes & Velco - 5 reasons to connect your electric bikes

    Gaya Bikes is a French e-bike brand with the aim of simplifying urban life, whether for individuals, couples, or families. As a Velco partner since 2021, the Parisian brand has chosen to connect its bicycles to make a significant impact.

  • What might turn into an asset sale, some bidders have expressed an interest in the six stationary Fahrrad.de bicycle stores in Germany. – Photo Internetstores
    Financial8 Feb 24

    Future of Internetstores Group hangs in balance as no buyer steps forward

    BIELEFELD, Germany - In the aftermath of the announced insolvency, no offers have been made for the Internetstores Group as a whole, an interim assessment of the insolvency proceedings has revealed. This raises concerns about the continuity of the brands under the Internetstores Group umbrella, potentially putting numerous jobs at risk.

  • Pon.Bike.Italia is based in Valpolicella, on the outskirts of Verona. – Photo Pon.Bike
    Company8 Feb 24

    Italian subsidiary renamed to Pon.Bike.Italia to push brand in the market

    VALPOLICALLA, Italy - Pon.Bike.Italia is the new name for Pon's subsidiary formerly known in the market as Focus Italia Group. The rebranding is the final stage in the take-over of the Italian distributor by the Dutch industry giant.

  • Considering the technology used and the specs employed, Unno manager Nil Pastor (left) and marketing & communication manager Martí Ràfols (right) consider their Unno models to be reasonably priced. Sales prices start at €6,295 and the upper barrier breaks €15,000. – Photo Dieter Wertz
    Series Spain8 Feb 24

    Unno Bikes: Spanish R&D, carbon frames from China, assembled in Germany

    BARCELONA, Spain - Unno S.L. (known as Unno Bikes) is a high-end MTB carbon manufactory created by Cero Design. Among others, this agency focuses on the two-wheeler sector combining "design, engineering, simulation, composites, prototyping and testing" under one roof.

  • The first order for BCF is now under production at the Hero Cycle Valley. – Photo Satnam Singh
    Production8 Feb 24

    Belgian Cycling Factory contracts 50,000 e-bikes from Hero Motor Company

    LUDHIANA, India - Indian bicycle OEM HMC Hive, a Hero Motor Company, has forayed into contract manufacturing with the signing of a €33 million partnership contract with Ridley and Eddy Merckx owner Belgian Cycling Factory (BCF). Under the contract, the HMC will supply 50,000 bikes and components for BCF over the next three years.

  • Accell Group執行長Tjeerd Jegen表示:「我們強烈反對海倫芬工廠在之後就會關閉的這種說法。」
    中文部份7 Feb 24

    Accell Group「分析所有選項以制定荷蘭的投資計畫」

    荷蘭,海倫芬(HEERENVEEN)-Accell Group於上週宣布合併兩間工廠,以提高生產效率和永續性。不過,該集團發言人向Bike Europe證實他們尚未制定出此現代化項目的投資計畫,他們表示:「我們目前在分析所有選項。」

  • 西班牙企業在歐盟近乎所有國家都表現更好。照片來源/Bike Europe
    中文部份7 Feb 24

    西班牙自行車製造業更勝疫前

    西班牙,馬德里(MADRID)-西班牙自行車製造業今年進度不錯,雖然官方數據顯示去年較前年減少,但在去年底還是可立即看出,2023年對該國自行車行業來說仍是表現不錯的一年。

  • Kevin Mayne表示:「我相信現在是時候卸下這個繁忙的全職角色,讓我自己能夠投入到其他興趣當中。」照片來源/Bike Europe
    中文部份7 Feb 24

    Cycling Industries Europe執行長Kevin Mayne將退休

    比利時,布魯塞爾(BRUSSELS)-位於布魯塞爾的貿易協會兼行業遊說組織Cycling Industries Europe(CIE)宣佈該組織創辦執行長Kevin Mayne將在今年退休。Mayne是業界最知名的政治人物之一,他將在下半年完成交棒後卸任,近期將舉辦選拔程序選出接班人。

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    Sponsored When to take out insurance for e-bikes?

    Riding electric bikes is a lot of fun and has become quite the trend. But there is one crucial point you should consider: taking out an insurance policy for it. In this article, we'll explore the importance of e-bike insurance by discussing the reasons for getting it and the variables that may determine whether it is actually required in the first place. 

  • Spanish companies were able to shift up several gears in almost all EU countries. – Photo Bike Europe
    Production6 Feb 24

    Bicycle production in Spain much higher than pre-corona

    MADRID, Spain - Bicycle manufacturing in Spain was well on track last year. Official statistics show a decrease in 2023 compared with 2022. However, at the close of the year, it became immediately evident that 2023 was a very good year for the Spanish bicycle industry.

  • E-bike brand Qwic will stay on the market, but how it will operate remains unknown. – Photo Qwic
    Financial6 Feb 24

    Qwic restart after bankruptcy shrouded in mist

    AMSTERDAM, the Netherlands - The QWIC administrator has reached an agreement with a consortium of investors for a restart. This was announced by Wieringa lawyers last Friday. The new owners of Qwic have not made themselves public, while Qwic founder and CEO Taco Anema told Bike Europe he will no longer be involved in the new operation.

  • “I believe it is time to step back from this intense full-time role and give myself some space for other interests,” says Kevin Mayne. – Photo Bike Europe
    People6 Feb 24

    Cycling Industries Europe CEO Kevin Mayne to retire

    BRUSSELS, Belgium - Brussels based trade association and industry lobby group Cycling Industries Europe (CIE) has announced that Kevin Mayne, the founding Chief Executive of the organisation, is to retire in 2024. Mayne, one of the industry's most visible political figures will step down later in the year after handing over to a successor who will be appointed through a selection process which will start immediately.

  • The second edition of the Shift Barcamp follows on from a successful inaugural edition at Roetz Bikes Factory in Amsterdam in 2023. – Photo Shift Cycling Culture
    Sustainability6 Feb 24

    Shift extends scope of sustainability workshops for cycling industry

    UTRECHT, The Netherlands - Shift Cycling Culture is extending its series of workshops to further engage and educate industry stakeholders on sustainable practices in the cycling industry. The on and offline workshops available includes the sixth edition of the Circular Design Course in collaboration with CIRCO. This workshop aims to put the circular economy at the heart of a company's product innovation.

  • In addition to doubling its bicycle production thanks to its brand-new factory, Arcade Cycles is committed to ensuring that the project sets an example in terms of sustainability. - Photo Arcade Cycles
    Production2 Feb 24

    Arcade Cycles doubles capacity with new French factory

    LA ROCHE-SUR-YON, France - Last year bicycle manufacturer Arcade Cycles reached maximum capacity at its historical production facilities in La Roche-sur-Yon. To solve this problem, the French company inaugurated a new production site in early January. "In 2023, we reached our production limit of 60,000 bicycles, therefore we decided to build a new facility to expand our capacity," explains Emilie Cojan, head of communication, digital, and ESG.

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    Folding bike1 Feb 24

    Sponsored Dahon introduces Speed Technology for lighter, faster, and more stylish bicycles

    Dahon, a global leader in folding bicycles, recently introduced a revolutionary Speed Technology, a frame design that enhances the frame stiffness of bicycles in such a way that improves riding efficiency and speed.

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