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  • Pinarello has seen significant growth in China following the successful rollout of 24 flagship stores across the country. – Photo Pinarello
    Company10 Jul 25

    Pinarello bolsters presence in China with new subsidiary

    VILLORBA, Italy - Cicli Pinarello is opening a new subsidiary in Shanghai to directly manage its operations in the growing Chinese market. Pinarello China Ltd will be the group's fifth directly managed subsidiary, joining existing operations in the United States, United Kingdom, Switzerland, and South Africa.

  • “The meetings with the European Commission taught me that it is better to speak with one voice representing the industry on all levels,” says CIE president Tony Grimaldi. – Photo Bike Europe
    Interview10 Jul 25

    'We must keep cycling on the political agenda', CIE president Grimaldi explains why

    BRUSSELS, Belgium - CEO of Cycleurope AB Tony Grimaldi has been the president of Cycling Industries Europe (CIE) since the start of the advocacy organisation. CIE is entering an all-new chapter with the announced merger with the Confederation of the European Bicycle Industry (CONEBI). Few were more involved in European cycling advocacy at various political levels and within nearly all industry organisations than Tony Grimaldi.

  • The average annual growth rate (CAGR) in the German bicycle leasing market between 2020 and 2024 is 30%. - Source Ergo
    Rental and Leasing10 Jul 25

    Can leasing models recharge the European e-bike market?

    BRUSSELS, Belgium - Company bike leasing (CBL) has demonstrated the success of salary conversion schemes in boosting e-bike sales. In Germany alone, approximately 2.1 million e-bikes have been sold through leasing over the past decade. This approach could serve as a blueprint for the entire of Europe to regain market momentum. However, before that can happen, national industry associations will need to advocate for suitable tax facilities with their governments.

  • Connectors10 Jul 25

    How Chogori powers the next generation of e-bikes with connection solutions

    With offices in Asia, North America and Europe, Chogori has been expanding its international presence to support existing and prospective clients. As e-bike design and functionality evolve, the company is strategically positioned to support OEMs and system providers with both high quality, standardised cable assemblies and fully customised connection solutions for the next generation of e-bikes.

  • Accell匈牙利廠為該集團的生產樞紐。照片來源/Accell Hunland
    中文部份10 Jul 25

    Accell Group受促銷活動影響營收跌至10億歐元

    荷蘭,海倫芬(HEERENVEEN)-Accell Group營收受到大幅折扣促銷影響,從2023年12.94億歐元降至2024年10.03億歐元,年減22%。該公司表示,其表現嚴重受到多項一次性項目影響,市況依舊嚴峻。

  • Merida Industry 2025年1月至6月累計營收年增0.9%。照片來源/Bike Europe
    中文部份10 Jul 25

    Merida因應需求增加擴大電動自行車產能

    台灣,彰化-自行車市場久候的復甦跡象已日益明顯。業界龍頭對前景預測仍保守,不過已出現更多正面訊號,這一點明顯見於6月底舉辦的Eurobike。Merida Industry 2025年上半年財報,加上其「逐步擴大電動自行車產能」的聲明,顯示出該公司正重拾對未來的信心。

  • SRAM技術團隊執行各種測試後,該公司決定收購Ochain。照片來源/Ochain
    中文部份10 Jul 25

    SRAM收購義大利零件製造商

    美國,芝加哥(CHICAGO)-SRAM在開發傳動系統、試圖改善下坡性能的過程中,接觸到爪盤製造商Ochain。SRAM產品經理Flynn George表示:「在我們得知他們產品的性能後,我們便決定收購該公司。」該次交易金額未公開。

  • Shimano Europe與CIE合作推出新倡議,呼籲各界共同關注歐洲迫切的自行車技師短缺問題。照片來源/Shimano
    中文部份10 Jul 25

    Shimano因應歐洲自行車技師短缺問題推出新倡議

    荷蘭,恩荷芬(EINDHOVEN)-Shimano Europe推出Nextgen Mechanics新計畫,呼籲各界共同關注歐洲日益嚴重的自行車技師短缺問題。這項與Cycling Industries Europe(CIE)合作推動的計畫,旨在凝聚各界力量,共同提升自行車技師的專業地位及標準,同時激勵新一代技師加入行列。

  • The interest of large investors in the mobility and bicycle industry cooled noticeably after the corona years, but as some companies show  signs of rebounding will this interest return? – Photo Shutterstock
    Financial9 Jul 25

    Impact of Trump's trade war on bicycle stocks: Mid-2025 review

    MUNICH, Germany - Despite a stagnating global economy, unresolved conflicts, and other geopolitical mood killers, the stock market boom continued, at least in the first quarter of 2025. Then came Trump trouble, with the US president instigating a global trade war. The tariff conflict is not only having an impact on the existing global economic order, but also on financial markets. The stock market went on a roller coaster. Investors are reacting to the unpredictability of the 'America First' prophet, which on a long-term could benefit Europe. In this context, here's an overview of how stock-listed bicycle industry companies fared in the first six months of 2025.

  • Company9 Jul 25

    Asian sourcing and European operations: Cybic Sport as a strategic partner

    With deep roots in bicycle production, Cybic Sport has grown into a strategic partner for brands and businesses that need custom-designed bicycles. Now operating as an Original Design Manufacturer (ODM), the company offers end-to-end support — from concept and design to development, production, logistics, and fulfilment.

  • The new factory of AD-II Engineering will be built on a 23,000 square meter site in Taichung, Taiwan. – Photo AD-II Engineering
    Component factory8 Jul 25

    Microshift maker AD-II Engineering breaks ground on new factory

    TAICHUNG, Taiwan - Stepping up investments in employees and production technologies, AD-II Engineering has announced the opening of an all-new factory. A five-story storage system will further streamline the production of Microshift drivetrain components. The company did not communicate an exact date for the start of production in the new facility.

  • Connectors8 Jul 25

    A&C Solutions powers Van Raam's e-trike with smart Higo connectors

    A&C Solutions joins forces with Van Raam to launch a water-tight adaptive tricycle at this year's Eurobike 2025. But behind the scenes of this innovative debut lies a story of close collaboration — one that highlights the power of strategic partnerships.

  • Eurobike's Women in Cycling breakfast is no longer just a once a year gathering of female empowerment. It's an opportunity to highlight the tireless work which is happening throughout the year to level the playing field of women working in the sector. - Photos fairnamics
    Business7 Jul 25

    Women in Cycling evolves from camaraderie to data-driven purpose

    FRANKFURT, Germany - Eurobike marked the fourth edition of the Women in Cycling breakfast. Growing from humble beginnings with a few participants to a raucous reception for this year's speakers. This is no longer a simple networking event to bind a minority group together, but a movement looking to evolve the face of the industry. Data is now at the forefront as initiatives focus on, amongst other things, closing the gender equity pay gap. The number of new national women-driven networks being launched this year alone, shows that the momentum is not just growing, it's becoming unstoppable.

  • The successful event has been taken over by the Italian Exhibition Group. – Photo Italian Bike Festival
    Financial7 Jul 25

    Italian Exhibition Group acquires country's leading bicycle show

    RIMINI, Italy - The Italian Bike Festival has grown increasingly significant for the cycling industry since 2018, following the decline in relevance of EICMA-Milan in recent years. The most recent edition at Misano Circuit in September 2024 featured more than 600 brands and 57,000 end consumers and industry professionals. The successful event has been taken over by the Italian Exhibition Group.

  • Merida Industry reports a 0.9% year-on-year increase in cumulative revenue from January to June 2025, - Photo Bike Europe
    Financial4 Jul 25

    Merida expands e-bike production to meet increasing demand

    CHANGUA, Taiwan - The long-awaited turnaround from a declining to a rising bicycle market is becoming increasingly visible. Industry leaders remain cautious in their forecasts but dare to express themselves more positively. This was already clear last week at Eurobike. Merida Industry's financial report for the first half of 2025, in combination with their statement "to gradually expand our e-bike production capacity," indicates that the company is once more regaining trust in its future.

  • The decision to acquire Ochain came after SRAM technicians performed extensive tests. – Photo Ochain
    Mergers & Acquisitions4 Jul 25

    SRAM acquires Italian component manufacturer

    CHICAGO, USA - During the process of drivetrain development in an attempt to make descending better, SRAM came across the spider manufacturer Ochain. "After we learned about the performance of their product, we decided to buy them," explains SRAM product manager Flynn George. How much SRAM paid for Ochain is unknown for the moment.

  • A new semi-solid state cell for e-bike batteries has been self-developed by T&D, ensuring maximum production chain accountability. – Photo T&D
    Battery4 Jul 25

    Can solid-state solutions challenge the dominance of lithium-ion e-bike batteries?

    SUZHOU, China - Semi solid-state batteries are lightweight, fast-charging and offer enhanced safety giving them the potential to be a game-changer for the e-bike industry. At least this is the vision of Chinese manufacturer T&D who is developing a semi-solid state e-bike battery which provides 830Wh at only 3.2kg. Small-scale production is expected to commence this year.

  • “Our competence is the drive train and the parts which are strictly correlated to it, like the battery or the display. We cannot develop and design everything ourselves,” says Fabio Marzola, Yamaha Motor Europe’s Division Manager of eBike Drive Units & Systems. – Photo Bike Europe
    Interview3 Jul 25

    "Software now outweighs hardware in e-bike development"

    AMSTERDAM, the Netherlands - Yamaha unveiled its new PW-Link e-bike system at this year's Eurobike. The Japanese manufacturer made all its e-drive components interchangeable and fully connected, allowing e-bike manufacturers to specify the same frame with multiple PW-Link combinations and offer a greater variety of e-bike options to consumers. Fabio Marzola, Yamaha Motor Europe's Division Manager of eBike Drive Units & Systems, explains the company's position on the market and their opinion on regulatory issues in Europe.

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