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  • The legal status of the electric scooter with saddle has not evolved with the market and has grown into a gigantic legal bottleneck, states LEVA-EU. - Photo LEVA-EU
    Belgium12 Jun 20

    Saddled e-scooter legislation needs more clarification

    BRUSSELS, Belgium - The number of EU member states that allows an e-scooter on the roads is on the rise. With that, the availability of e-scooters with a saddle is also growing. "However, those vehicles are ticking time bombs since they are completely illegal if non type-approved," stated LEVA-EU this week, who is now calling on the European Commission to fill the legislative gaps.

  • 德國的自行車銷售在三到四月期間成長了12.5%,實際成長幅度很可能比該數字還高。照片來源/Shutterstock
    中文部份12 Jun 20

    德國IBD銷售成長二位數增長

    德國, 威斯巴登(Wiesbaden)-德國聯邦統計局(Destatis)於6月3日世界自行車日(World Bicycle Day)宣佈了幾項值得注意的國家零售數據,其中包含自行車零售業。該局將今年三月及四月的銷售作比較,與其他零售產業比起來,IBD的情況相對樂觀。

  • Giant的匈牙利廠將於六月中開始進行生產,以提升歐洲市場的供應量。照片來源/Giant
    中文部份12 Jun 20

    Giant 隨歐洲銷售增加將開啟匈牙利廠生產

    台灣,台北-自從部分國家開始鬆綁疫情封鎖政策之後,台灣自行車製造商在海外市場的銷售便見起色。Giant和Merida皆宣佈銷售成長,Giant表示等待許久的匈牙利廠順應需求將於近期開始生產。

  •  法國商業律師Didier Poulmaire正帶頭策畫吸引消費者投資Mavic品牌。照片來源/Michel de Chavanon
    中文部份12 Jun 20

    Mavic的未來變數多

    法國, 阿訥西(Annecy)-Mavic在5月20日被Grenoble商業法庭宣佈交由破產管理者管理之後,未來仍充滿著未知數。目前該案由Thevenot Partners和AJUP負責。在提交出的計劃當中最特別的就屬法國商業律師Didier Poulmaire。

  • Peter Ariese意外逝世,享年61歲。照片來源/Bike Europe
    中文部份12 Jun 20

    SpartaMet創辦人Peter Ariese逝世

    荷蘭,布森(Bussum)-荷蘭自行車開發商Peter Ariese於5月25日在位於荷蘭布森的自家住宅內意外去世。

  • “We call upon politicians to come up with solutions that make cycling more attractive,” Bosch eBike Systems managing director Claus Fleischer. – Photo Bosch eBike Systems
    Bosch11 Jun 20

    Bosch eBike Systems calls for mobility turnaround

    REUTLINGEN, Germany - Bosch eBike Systems sees the corona crisis as a challenge for politicians to resolutely drive forward the long-discussed mobility turnaround. The German mid-motor drivetrain supplier calls for the expansion of urban bicycle infrastructure as the corona crisis made clear that, "bicycles and e-bikes play an increasingly important role in modern individual mobility."

  • This year’s postponed Eurobike will cater mainly for European visitors with a focus on parts and components. – Photo Eurobike
    Corona virus11 Jun 20

    Late Eurobike show shifts focus to OEM, parts and components

    FRIEDRICHSHAFEN, Germany - Eurobike 2020, with its later 24-26 November date re-scheduled due to Corona is adjusting its concept. This year's edition is being adapted to a business lounge concept for spec meetings with a particular focus on OEM, parts and components. The organisers also expect to have a more regional focus.

  • With a growing number of people switching to cycling, the WBIA  has been asked to join a sustainability task force. - Photo WBIA
    Corona virus11 Jun 20

    WBIA joins WHO's sustainable transport taskforce

    GENEVA, Switzerland - The World Bicycle Industry Association (WBIA) has been invited to participate in a new taskforce which is a joint body of the World Health Organization (WHO) and the United Nations (UN) to develop 'Principles of Green and Healthy Sustainable Transport'.

  • The UK looks set to allow shared e-scooters on cycle paths and roads from this summer. - Photo Voi
    E-scooter11 Jun 20

    Voi gets set to capitalise on changes to UK e-scooter laws

    STOCKHOLM, Sweden - E-scooter rental company, Voi, is preparing itself for launch in the UK market this summer when e-scooters become legal. Current legislation in the UK allows people to buy an e-scooter but you can't ride it on a public road, cycle lane or pavement. Voi has now hired the tech company executive who was responsible for leading efforts with the UK government to legalise e-scooters to lead its growth in the UK, Ireland and Benelux countries.

  • Giant will increase supply to the European market when its new plant in Hungary begins operations in mid-June. - Photo Giant
    Giant9 Jun 20

    Giant starts production at Hungarian factory as European sales rise

    TAIPEI, Taiwan - Taiwanese bicycle manufacturers are reporting a rebound in sales in overseas markets since some countries began easing their COVID-19 lockdown measures. Giant and Merida have both announced increased sales, with the former announcing that the long-awaited plant in Hungary will soon open to help meet demand.

  • Time Sport, known for its carbon frames has been sold to the French start-up WhaTTfornow. - Photo Time Sport
    Company9 Jun 20

    French start-up WhaTTfornow acquires Time Sport

    CHAVANOD, France — Owned by the French group Rossignol, the bike brand Time Sport has been sold to the French company WhaTTfornow, specialised in the manufacturing of the concept e-bike WhaTT and based in Chavanod, close to Annecy.

  • The French business lawyer Didier Poulmaire is leading the project to get consumers involved in Mavic. – Photo Michel de Chavanon
    Business9 Jun 20

    Mavic's future remains uncertain

    ANNECY, France - Mavic's future remains uncertain after it was put in receivership on 2 May 2020 by the Commercial Court of Grenoble. Currently, the process is handled by Thevenot Partners and AJUP. Some projects have already been submitted but the one led by the French business lawyer Didier Poulmaire stands out.

  • Raja Cycle’s international OEM business is limited to kid bikes as well as Old Dutch styled granny bikes. – Photo Raja Cycle
    Bicycle manufacturer9 Jun 20

    Raja Cycle pushes own brand alongside OEM-business

    SAMUT PRAKAN, Thailand - Bicycle manufacturer Raja Cycle Co., Ltd. is located in Thailand's second largest city, Samut Prakan, 35 kilometres southeast of Bangkok. Next to its export business, which mostly rolls towards Europe, the Thai assembler is using its capacity also for its own Optima and Meadow brands. Up to now Optima and Meadow are only offered on the company's home and neighbouring ASEAN markets.

  • E-bike ‘founding father’, Peter Ariese, has passed away aged 61. - Photo Han Goes
    e-bike9 Jun 20

    Dutch e-bike pioneer Peter Ariese passes away

    BUSSUM, the Netherlands - Dutch bicycle developer, Peter Ariese, has unexpectedly passed away in his residence in Bussum, Netherlands on May 25th 2020. During the last three decades Peter held various positions in the bike industry. He was considered to be the founding father of the electric SpartaMet. Having started the design and development of electric bicycles at Sparta, a pioneer of the European e-bike market, he stood at the cradle of today's new E-bike landscape.

  • A 12.5 percent bicycle sales increase was seen between March and April in Germany, and this number may actually be even higher. - Photo Shutterstock
    Corona virus4 Jun 20

    IBDs reach two-digit sales increase in post-lockdown Germany

    WIESBADEN, Germany - On the occasion of the World Bicycle Day on 3rd June, the German Federal Office for Statistics (Destatis) announced some interesting national retail data, including bicycle retail sales figures. Destatis compared March 2020 with April 2020 sales. In comparison with other retail sectors IBDs are definitely on the sunny side of life.

  • For Atlas Cycles the financial resources were insufficient for daily expenses and buying raw materials. – Photo National Herald
    Business4 Jun 20

    India's Atlas Cycles shuts down operations

    NEW DELHI, India - Financial constraints as a result of the lockdown made Atlas Cycles decide on a temporary shutdown of its production facility in Sahibabad, New Delhi. For Atlas Cycles the lockdown which was lifted on June 1 took too long.

  • A block in the supply chain can have a huge impact. - Photo Shutterstock
    Corona virus4 Jun 20

    Supply chain disruptions during corona pandemic

    AMSTERDAM, the Netherlands - The corona pandemic hit the world, societies as well as economies in an unprecedented way. Like most other industries, also the e-bike industry came almost to a standstill. But the reasons differ per industry mainly as a result of how the supply chain has been organised.

  • Eight out of ten test e-bikes did not meet the required braking performance. – Photo Bike Europe
    brake4 Jun 20

    Budget e-bike brakes fail in Dutch test

    THE HAGUE, the Netherlands - In a budget e-bike test of the Royal Dutch Touring Club (ANWB) in the Netherlands, the brakes turned out to be the weakest part of the e-bikes. Eight out of ten tested e-bikes did not meet the required braking performance. It was the main reason for the ANWB to recommend only four out of ten tested e-bikes.

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