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  • Shows & Events18 Jun 21

    World Cycling Forum: Capitalising on the current bike boom

    BERN, Switzerland - Registration is now open for the 2021 World Cycling Forum (WCF) being held of 6 and 7 September 2021 in Munich, Germany. The 2021 WCF comes after a period of unprecedented global demand inside the bicycle industry and during a challenging time for the bicycle business as they grow and adapt to the new post-COVID-19 normal.

  • The IAA Mobility takes place shortly after Eurobike what is seen by many as a big logistical challenge. – Photo Messe Munich
    Germany18 Jun 21

    SRAM, Bohle and Hartje on why they participate in IAA Mobility

    MUNICH, Germany - Scott and Bergamont were the first cycling brands which registered for the premiere edition of the IAA-Mobility. Meanwhile accessories brands and distribution companies, like SRAM, Bohle and Messingschlager have also joined the roster of exhibitors. What makes this all-new event which is scheduled to take place in Munich, Germany from 7-12 September interesting for them?

  • Founder, Jasper Hagedoorn about Brekr: “The European market is seeking environmentally-friendly, efficient, lightweight, electrical and extremely good quality products. That's what we're going for.” – Photos Brekr
    e-mobility18 Jun 21

    Brekr adds style to the e-moped world

    DOETINCHEM, The Netherlands - A new type of moped is preparing to conquer Europe: the Brekr B4000. In terms of looks, this is reminiscent of an old-fashioned moped, but it is electrically powered and connected and therefore focused on the future. The Dutch creators utilised their knowledge from the bicycle industry to bring the product to market.

  • ELS Spelsberg’s wall-mounted e-bike charging stations can currently be found in 7 European nations. – Photo Richard Peace
    Charger18 Jun 21

    Spelsberg expands European sales network of e-bike charge points

    SCHALKSMÜHLE, Germany -With e-bike sales sky-rocketing the demand for public charging solutions is also increasing. European electrical enclosure manufacturer, ELS Spelsberg, has just begun the rollout of their dedicated e-bike charging units in the UK as its European network sales expands.

  • Over 424,000 e-bikes left Taiwan's shores in the first five months of 2021. - Photo Shutterstock
    e-bike export17 Jun 21

    Taiwan e-bike export boom reaches new high

    TAIPEI, Taiwan - The export value of e-bikes from Taiwan for the first five months of this year amounted to US$550 million (€462 million), hitting a new record for the period. For the second concessive year the e-bike export value surpasses traditional bicycles, suggesting a long-term trend is being established.

  • Shimano工廠因疫情被迫延長停工到6月28日。照片來源/Shimano
    中文部份17 Jun 21

    Shimano馬來西亞廠復工日期再度延後

    日本,大阪(OSAKA)-Shimano位於馬來西亞的零件工廠因疫情被迫閉廠至今尚未復工。馬國政府宣佈6月1日至6月14日期間實施全面鎖國,工廠被迫暫停營運。也因此可預期供應鏈當中的交期會再拉長。

  • Silca的鈦製彎把固定座內部為網格結構,而非實心鈦,因此具有完全優勢。照片來源/Silca
    中文部份17 Jun 21

    Silca發表3D列印鈦製固定座

    美國, 印第安納波利斯(INDIANAPOLIS)-3D列印很常被用在自行車產業的原型打樣,這樣的技術也漸漸被用來生產最終產品。Silca便是第一間完全運用此項技術生產輕量自行車碼錶彎把固定座的公司。

  • Accell Group供應鏈執行長Jeroen Both表示:「經過六年後,現在是交棒的理想時機點。」照片來源/Accell Group
    中文部份17 Jun 21

    供應鏈執行長Jeroen Both將離開Accell集團

    荷蘭,海倫芬(HEERENVEEN)-同為Accell Group供應鏈執行長(Chief Supply Chain Officer,CSCO)和理事會一員的Jeroen Both已卸任,並將於今年12月底離開公司。

  • 全球最大自行車網路零售商之一的WiggleCRC集團將被德國運動用品巨頭Signa Sports收購。照片來源/Wiggle
    中文部份17 Jun 21

    德國運動用品巨頭併購自行車網路零售商WiggleCRC

    德國,柏林(BERLIN)-電商巨頭Signa Sports United證實在紐約證券交易所(NYSE)上市的計劃。該德國零售商已與Yucaipa Acquisition Corporation(上市特殊目的收購公司)簽訂合併協議,其中包含收購WiggleCRC Group,此案已拖延許久。

  • One of the Cyclable store located in In Nantes in the West of France. In 2021, the chain aims to open new stores in Bordeaux, Troyes, Bethunes, Lyon, Montpellier, Strasbourg and Paris. - Photo Michel de Chavanon
    Business17 Jun 21

    French retail chain Cyclable holds market position with strong e-bike sales

    LYON, France - Retail chain Cyclable is solidifying its place as one the most important e-bike sellers in the trekking, travel, city and e-cargo bike categories in France. In 2020, the chain which operates around 60 stores domestically, registered a turnover of €53 million against €40 million in 2019. The chain sold 50% more e-bikes compared to 2019 and has big plans for the future.

  • Bike Europe17 Jun 21

    Online Magazine: Market Reports - A new status for e-bikes

    The e-bike has reached a new status in Europe. Many people experienced the benefits of cycling last year, particularly in urban environments. Sales surged throughout Europe. The upward trend had already started, but the pandemic made the real difference. What can the market expect in 2021 now supplies continue to be hampered?

  • Hartje’s expansion ambitions go beyond Europe. – Photo Hartje
    Distribution17 Jun 21

    Hartje targets southern European markets including France and Spain

    HOYA, Germany - The international expansion of the German wholesaler and manufacturer gets a new push forward with the appointment of Coen Bosch as export sales manager. "With this well-known specialist in his field, we are making great strides towards our goal of further international growth," says Hartje MD Dirk Zwick.

  • Shimano has had to extend the factory closure until June 28. – Photo Shimano
    Corona virus15 Jun 21

    Shimano extends Malaysia factory closure for some weeks

    OSAKA, Japan - The Shimano component factory in Malaysia has not yet restarted its production following a forced closure. The factory had to shut down completely last week after the Malaysian government issued a total lockdown from June 1 to June 14 considering the situation of COVID-19 in the country. Further delays in the supply chain are now expected.

  • Bike Europe15 Jun 21

    Check out the latest digital edition of Bike Europe

    DOETINCHEM, The Netherlands - The latest edition of Bike Europe magazine (number 3/2021) is now available to read online in our digital magazine section. This issue includes an overview of the developments in e-bike motors and what can be expected in the years ahead.

  • WiggleCRC Group, one of the world's largest online bicycle retailers, will now be taken over by German sports retail giant Signa Sports. - Photo Wiggle
    Chain Reaction15 Jun 21

    German sports giant gobbles up online bike retailer WiggleCRC

    BERLIN, Germany - E-commerce giant Signa Sports United, has confirmed its intentions to go public on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE). The German retailer has entered into a business combination agreement with Yucaipa Acquisition Corporation, a publicly-traded special purpose acquisition company. The combination also includes the long-awaited acquisition of the WiggleCRC Group.

  • Magazine10 Jun 21

    Bike Europe 3-2021

    The main topics in this edition: - Cycling boom fuels wave of venture capital - CEN starts revision of e-bike standard - Interview: 'Production rise alone no solution for shortages' - E-bike market share tops 50% in France - Austrian e-bike sales accelerate

  • Eurobike has published information on the conditions for admission and participation in the September event. – Photo Eurobike
    Eurobike10 Jun 21

    Eurobike announces hygiene and safety concept for 2021 edition

    FRIEDRICHSHAFEN, Germany - Attending trade shows or not this summer will be a big question mark for many people. Eurobike organiser Messe Friedrichafen has outlined the most important information in its 'safety and hygiene' concept to help people in making that decision.

  • Rotor wants to double their business structurally in the next 4 years. – Photos Rotor
    Bottom bracket10 Jun 21

    Rotor Bike Components sets ambitious goals for e-bike market

    MADRID, Spain - The extraordinary market situation in 2020 had a big impact on boutique brand Rotor. Known as an aftermarket supplier of very specific drive train components, the Spanish manufacturer was now approached by many OEMs who were in short supply of essential components. "We aim at using our capacity in a smart way," says Rotor CEO Jose Garcia Alegre.

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