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  • The French iconic name Mavic might be rescued. - Photo Mavic
    Company19 May 20

    Rescue project for Mavic started

    ANNECY, France - Mavic's receivership has entered a new phase and a possible take-over is now under discussion. The renowned French business lawyer Didier Poulmaire aims to avoid Mavic's demise as he explained to the French national newspaper L'Equipe.

  • The virtual reality platform gives global buyers and visitors an all-new exhibition experience. - Photo Bike Europe.
    Corona virus19 May 20

    Taipei Cycle goes digital with launch of online exhibition platforms

    TAIPEI, Taiwan - The cancellation of Taipei Cycle Show for 2020, along with many other events organised by the Taiwan Trade Development Council (TAITRA) has resulted in the deployment of integrated online services and assisted manufacturers to create business opportunities online. On May 15th, TAITRA launched online 2D and VR exhibitions showcasing the latest cycling and sporting goods products.

  • The bicycle industry has a role to play in the current rethinking of urban mobility in the wake of COVID-19. - Photo La Defense
    CONEBI14 May 20

    Vital role for e-bike industry in EU's Recovery Strategy

    BRUSSELS, Belgium - "The upcoming European Commission proposal for the Recovery Strategy will embed the main elements of the European Green Deal, building on smart and clean mobility, which is at the core of the bicycle industry," stated the European Commission DG for EU Market and Industry in a letter to the industry confederation CONEBI.

  • In spite of the corona crisis: omnichannel-seller Rose Bikes is setting the course for further expansion. - Photo Rose Bikes
    Financial14 May 20

    D2C-seller Rose Bikes' strategic move to omnichannel pays off

    BOCHOLT, Germany - Despite corona-conditioned restrictions in March, traditional German D2C-supplier Rose Bikes GmbH achieved - compared with the first six months of the previous fiscal year 2018/2019 - a double-digit sales growth of over 20 percent in its first half of its from 1 November to 30 April running fiscal year 2019/20. This, according to the company, led to total sales of 56.7 million euro.

  • Swapfiets bicycle hopes to accelerate its presence on the German market through cooperation with coffee retailer Tchibo. - Photo Tchibo/Swapfiets
    bike sharing14 May 20

    Swapfiets expands presence in Germany with Tchibo cooperation

    HAMBURG, Germany - Multichannel retailer Tchibo GmbH - a German chain of coffee retailers and cafés known for its range of weekly changing non-coffee products and service sales - announced a cooperation with Swapfiets, the Dutch bicycle concept known for its recognisable blue front-tired rental bikes and e-bikes, in Germany. Consumers can rent them via a monthly subscription fee including on-site all-around service.

  • 許多德國城市已有規劃臨時自行車基礎設施,其中之一是漢堡(Hamburg),這將有助於推動銷售。照片來源/Bike Europe
    中文部份14 May 20

    德國店家重新營業,電動自行車銷售快速成長

    德國,科隆(Cologne)-德國自行車商店在實施防疫封鎖政策之後再次營業並達到出色的銷售成績,尤其電動自行車更是熱門,因為現在解封之後客群需求從休閒轉為日常通勤使用。這些初步結果讓ZEG執行長Georg Honkomp表示:「如果情況在接下來幾個月好轉,那麼今年受疫情影響而損失的銷售則會少一些。」

  • 除了電動自行車之外,該集團報告亦指出登山自行車及公路競速車銷售雙雙成長。照片來源/Grafisch Goed
    中文部份14 May 20

    荷蘭疫情:電動自行車需求居高不下

    荷蘭, 阿默斯福特(Amersfoort)-荷蘭規模最大的零售集團Dynamo Retail最新數據顯示電動自行車需求持續增加。該類別在四月的營業額相較去年成長5.8%,所有產品類別則成長6.3%。這樣的成果在這段艱困的防疫期間表現非常亮眼。

  • Mavic在觀察期期間將會繼續生產並銷售產品。照片來源/Mavic
    中文部份14 May 20

    Mavic留為觀察期,業務持續經營

    法國,安錫(Annecy)-法國自行車製造商Mavic自從3月被By Saving公司接管後,便持續遇到問題,目前法庭決定保留6個月的觀察期。

  • Yamaha在歐洲的電動自行車代工型(OEM)業務近期將會移到該公司位於阿姆斯特丹的總部經營。照片來源/Yamaha Motor Europe
    中文部份14 May 20

    Yamaha將OEM業務移至歐洲總部

    荷蘭,阿姆斯特丹(Amsterdam)-電動自行車傳動系統供應商Yamaha宣佈原由日本總部負責的電動自行車OEM業務,近期會改由Yamaha Motor Europe NV位於荷蘭阿姆斯特丹的歐洲總部經營。

  • The success of VanMoof’s latest e-bike launch has attracted further investment to the brand. - Photo VanMoof
    Business13 May 20

    VanMoof attracts 12.5 million euro investment on back of e-bike success

    AMSTERDAM, the Netherlands - Dutch e-bike producer, VanMoof, has secured a 12.5 million euro investment from one of Europe's leading venture capital firms Balderton Capital and assembly partner SINBON Electronics. The funds will support the brand's international expansion as it scales up to meet increased demand. The investment follows the successful launch of the new electric VanMoof S3 and X3 bikes.

  • GreenMo is annually doubling the number of electric vehicles in its fleet. - Photo GreenMo
    Business13 May 20

    GreenMo Group strengthens e-mobility position with zZoomer take-over

    WAARDENBURG, the Netherlands - GreenMo Group, a participation of Rabo Corporate Investments, that offers full-service rental of (electric) vehicles to a variety of branches is continuing its rapid international growth path. The Dutch company has announced the take-over of all shares of zZoomer, the Belgian market leader for electric delivery mobility, thereby extending its 24-hour service network to Paris.

  • The Deliver-E+ developed by Giant and ConnectBike will be available from next July. – Photo Giant
    Business13 May 20

    Domino's Pizza tests Giant's food Delivery-E+ bike

    LELYSTAD, the Netherlands - In a joint project, Giant and ConnectBike developed a new e-bike for the food delivery market. The world's largest food delivery chain Domino's Pizza also partnered in the project. The Deliver-E+ is a heavy duty e-bike suitable for very frequent use at low maintenance costs and value depreciation.

  • Many German cities have laid-out a temporary cycling infrastructure, like in Hamburg which will push sales. – Photo Bike Europe
    Corona virus12 May 20

    German e-bike sales increase rapidly after shop re-openings

    COLOGNE, Germany - The opening of bicycle shops in Germany after the corona lock-down has resulted in a more than expected increase in sales. Particularly e-bikes are very popular now lock-down has ended as customer demand changes from leisure only to daily use. These initial results provoked ZEG CEO Georg Honkomp to state that, "if things go better again in the next few months, the 2020 sales decline as a result of corona will be limited."

  • Yamaha moves OEM e-bike business to European headquarters. - Photo Streetview
    Drivetrain12 May 20

    Yamaha moves OEM e-bike business to European headquarters

    AMSTERDAM, the Netherlands - Just in time for the reopening of IBD stores previously hampered by the coronavirus, e-bike drivetrain supplier Yamaha announces that the OEM e-bike business in Europe will soon be coordinated from Yamaha Motor Europe NV's European headquarters in Amsterdam. It has been previously managed from the company headquarters in Japan. The complete transition is expected to be completed by the end of 2020.

  • Mavic will continue to produce and sell products while under court observation. - Photo Mavic
    Company12 May 20

    Mavic placed under court observation, business activities continuing

    ANNECY, France - The troubles of French bicycle part manufacturer, Mavic, have been continuing since entering receivership. The company, which has been run under the administration of the company, By Saving, since March, has now been placed under court observation for six months.

  • In Dorel Sports demand for bikes accelerated in the last two weeks of March and continued into April, as families looked for outdoor activities that respected social distancing guidelines. - Photo Ale Di Lullo
    Cannondale12 May 20

    Dorel Q1: Surge in bike sales boosts growth in sports division

    MONTREAL, Canada - Dorel Industries Inc., owner of bicycle brands including Schwinn, Mongoose and Cannondale has reported its Q1 results for 2020. The financial statement shows that coronavirus has interrupted an otherwise solid start to the year. Dorel Sports, which includes the bicycle segment, has recorded a fourth consecutive quarter of revenue growth with April bicycle sales surging.

  • Incycles opened an 13,000 square meter warehouse in the Portuguese city Barro. – Photo Incycles
    Company12 May 20

    Portuguese Incycles moves to new facility

    BARRO, Portugal - The construction of an all new e-bike and bicycle facility will increase Incycles capacity to no less than 180,000 units. Last April, the company already opened an 13,000 square meter warehouse in the Portuguese city Barro.

  • Mavic currently employees more than 250 people. – Photo Mavic
    Accessories8 May 20

    Mavic receivership raises questions over owner

    ANNECY, France - The iconic brand Mavic has been in receivership since 2 May 2020. Nearly 10 months ago Mavic was officially sold by its parent company Amer Sports to the Californian private equity firm, Regent LP, for an undisclosed amount. However, the Mavic employees and the French unions now found out that another company is involved in the ownership.

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