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  • For Bike24 and many others in the industry, strong business performance continues to be offset by ongoing macroeconomic uncertainty, – Photo Bike24
    Retail7 May 26

    Strong Q1 for Bike24 with localised markets up 30%

    Stock-listed e-commerce bicycle retailer Bike24 Holding AG has gotten off to a strong start in the new year. The Dresden-based company posted not only first-quarter double-digit growth, but also a significant improvement in adjusted EBITDA.

  • Laka’s acquisition of VeloLife improves its integration into independent bike shops across the UK, like the Electric Bike Shop. – Photo Electric Bike Shop
    Mergers & Acquisitions7 May 26

    Laka continues acquisition spree with VeloLife deal

    Laka is continuing its aggressive expansion in the bike insurance business with its acquisition of UK specialist insurer VeloLife, marking the company's fourth acquisition since 2023. This is the company's first publicly announced deal tied to its recently expanded M&A (mergers and acquisitions) strategy.

  • Ideal failed to sustain this stability, reporting a 34.6% drop in revenue in the first quarter of the year. – Photo Ideal Bike Corporation
    Financial7 May 26

    Ideal Bike Corporation sees revenue evaporate

    Sales at Taiwan's third largest bicycle manufacturer Ideal Bike Corporation, follow a similar trend as the country's two other main producers Giant and Merida. In January, sales suffered a sharp 53% year-on-year decline; in February, they saw a 17% decline, followed by another 31.4% decrease in March. Even though these three companies' sales continued to decline by double digits compared to January-March 2025, they appear to have shifted into the lowest gear.

  • Bosch eBike Systems執行長Fleischer表示:「歐洲電動自行車市場正逐漸回穩。」圖/Bosch
    中文部份7 May 26

    Bosch eBike Systems執行長Fleischer:2025年為市場轉捩點

    Bosch Group年度財報指出,2025年表現受到貿易政策波動、艱難市場環境、匯率走勢不利及競爭加劇等因素影響。公司因此未能實現預期結果,經匯率調整後銷售額僅成長4.1%。Bosch eBike Systems執行長Claus Fleischer針對電動自行車產業現況提出觀察,他表示:「就經營角度來看,2025年對自行車產業而言又是充滿挑戰的一年。市場持續整併,但也不敢過於樂觀。製造商及經銷商的庫存持續下降,終端消費者需求也逐步回穩。地緣政治發展走向及貿易政策不確定性,造成許多產業面臨更複雜的問題,電動自行車產業也不例外。」

  • 過去一年,Decathlon版圖已拓展至全球82國,總計1,902間門市。圖/Decathlon Australia
    中文部份7 May 26

    Decathlon 2025年逆勢成長

    儘管運動運品及自行車產業市場發展不均,Decathlon S.A. 2025年業績仍穩定成長。該法國零售商財報顯示,營收及獲利均成長。不過,各類別數據表現透露有限,尤其自行車,因此成長動能來源及成長趨勢續航力仍有待觀察。

  • 礫石車已成為比利時運動界的新寵,登山車的熱度則連年走低。圖/Bike Republic
    中文部份7 May 26

    比利時市場穩健成長,領先鄰國

    比利時自行車市場表現穩健,與多數歐洲國家背道而馳。該市場經過2022年銷售高峰後,已回落至疫前水平,且未如德國、義大利及荷蘭市場出現持續下滑的趨勢。2025年,比利時市場銷量甚至增加至578,737輛,年增7.1%。這般奇蹟表現的背後原因為何?

  • 法國Union Sport & Cycle的自行車委員會成員於巴黎出席2025年「自行車產業觀測報告」(Observatoire du Cycle)發布會。圖/Union Sport & Cycle
    中文部份7 May 26

    2025年法國自行車市場因電動自行車銷量銳減衰退

    2025年法國自行車市場經濟數據慘淡,各項指標均為負值。整體市場銷量下降6%,營收年減4.8%。平均零售價格小幅下跌,電動自行車銷售下滑16%。這波收縮反映當前經濟困境,也顯示出結構性轉變,即疫後需求回升降溫及購車補助政策結束的效應。

  • March offers Taiwanese companies battered by recent headwinds a respite, and a glimmer of hope that Merida’s 44% revenue drop in February was the lowest point. – photo Merida
    Financial6 May 26

    Merida revenues remain under pressure despite March stabilisation

    Merida Industry's first quarter 2026 results show the company is absorbing a significant year-on-year sales decline as it works to mitigate the industry downturn. The Taiwanese company reported Q1 revenue of NT$5.49 billion (€147 million), down around 27% year-on-year, following a rollercoaster start to the year. Sales fell sharply by 44% in January and 22% in February, before easing to a 17% decline in March, hopefully an early indication that the steepest phase of the downturn is passing.

  • In-house rim production by their main customers in Germany and Eastern Europe made it difficult to develop a sustainable economic outlook for Schürmann. – Photo Schürmann
    Financial5 May 26

    Rim producer Schürmann shuts down amid economic strain

    The persistent difficulty of the economic conditions in the bicycle industry has forced German rim producer Schürmann to close down its operation.

  • The e-bike market is our most important segment, and we will continue to allocate the majority of our resources to it,” says Hyena CEO Charlie Chuang. – Photo Bike Europe
    Executive talks5 May 26

    Hyena CEO Charlie Chuang: "We want to build systems for tomorrow's e-bikes"

    A strong industry ecosystem thrived in Taiwan's bicycle industry for decades, enabling the successful launch of start-ups like Hyena. This ecosystem was damaged during the inventory crisis and Hyena CEO Charlie Chuang is calling for a rebuild of this system. Today, his company is one of the few Taiwan-based full e-drive system suppliers serving American and European customers.

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    Sponsored Future e-bike drive systems - smarter, not just more power

    In the early days of e-bikes, the race was simple: more torque, more watts, more bragging rights. But today, the real battleground is somewhere else entirely, efficiency, intelligence and rider safety.

  • Frog Bikes will join the Frasers Group profile, which is home to a variety of retail and sports brands, including Evans Cycles. – Photo Frog Bikes
    Mergers & Acquisitions5 May 26

    Frog Bikes secures buyer as Frasers Group steps in

    After filing for insolvency in February 2026, Frog Bikes has secured a buyer to continue its legacy as the royally-endorsed United Kingdom kids' bike brand. The brand's acquisition has been confirmed by Frasers Group, a conglomerate owned by British billionaire Mike Ashley.

  • Giant’s Q1 figures show a company under stress. – Photo Giant
    Financial4 May 26

    Giant's downturn deepens amid prolonged headwinds

    Giant Group's financials continue to reflect the significant headwinds the industry is facing as the glut drags into a third year. The company reported Q1 2026 revenue of NT$12.52 billion (€336 million), down around 25% year-on-year, following steep monthly declines of more than 20% in January and 40% in February.

  • Taiwan30 Apr 26

    Taipei show tests industry outlook

    Taiwan is future-focused, that much was apparent to attendees of the Taipei Cycle Show 2026. But beneath the optimism, export declines and changing production chains show the nation's bicycle sector is in transition. Production value is increasingly generated beyond Taiwan's borders, as manufacturing shifts to neighbouring markets such as China, Vietnam and Europe through Taiwanese-led supply chains.

  • No doubt the Shanghai Show 2026 will showcase the strategy of own-brand manufacturing in more product categories. – Photo Bike Europe
    Shows & Events30 Apr 26

    Shanghai Show 2026 will showcase China's next role in supply chain

    The China Cycle Show 2026 can count on more international interest than before. Driven by the sports market and the country's fifteenth five-year plan (2026-2030), local manufacturers have recognised the value of brand building, a trend quickly being adopted by other categories. The nation's shop window to the rest of the world showcases the progress of its bicycle industry.

  • “The e-bike market in Europe is gradually stabilising, and the structural demand drivers remain urban mobility, leisure and tourism,” said Bosch eBike Systems CEO Fleischer. – Photo Bosch
    Interview30 Apr 26

    Bosch eBike Systems CEO Fleischer: 2025 marked a turning point in the market

    Volatile trade policies, a challenging market environment, unfavourable currency effects and intensified competition shaped Bosch Group's 2025 financial results. Against this backdrop, their expectations for 2025 have not been met, and sales revenue rose slightly by 4.1% after adjusting for exchange-rate effects. Bosch eBike Systems CEO Claus Fleischer gives insight into what this means for the e-bike industry.

  • The members of the Cycling Commission of Union Sport & Cycle during the presentation of the Observatoire du Cycle 2025 in Paris. – Photo Union Sport & Cycle
    Market Report30 Apr 26

    French bike market declines in 2025 as e-bike sales slow sharply

    All indicators for the 2025 French market were negative. The total market volume decreased by 6%, while the revenue was down 4.8% year-on-year. The average retail price declined slightly, and the e-bike sales dropped 16%. This contraction comes amid a challenging economic environment but also reflects a more structural shift: the end of the post-Covid catch-up effect and the withdrawal of purchase incentives.

  • 德國產業協會宣布將籌備全新展會後,Eurobike相關爭議已進入新階段。圖/ZIV
    中文部份30 Apr 26

    德國產業協會與Eurobike打對台,宣布推出全新展會

    在德國產業組織宣布將於2027年舉辦「指標性全球貿易展」後,Eurobike相關爭議進入新階段。此決定源於Eurobike主辦單位Fairnamic與德國自行車產業協會(ZIV)、德國未來自行車協會(Zukunft Fahrrad)及德國自行車代理商組織(VSF)之間的分歧。最新發展顯示,歐洲未來可能回歸雙展並行的模式,類似2008年前德國科隆自行車展(IFMA Cologne)與Eurobike並立的局面。

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