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  • Incoming CEO Ed Cully previously held the same position at Whytes bikes. – Photo enviolo
    People9 Apr 24

    enviolo appoints new CEO as David Hancock steps down

    AMSTERDAM, the Netherlands - E-bike component manufacturer, enviolo has appointed a new CEO. Ed Cully has succeeded inaugural CEO David Hancock and assumed his new responsibilities as of April 8th. Hancock will transition to a non-executive role, joining enviolo's board of directors.

  • Babboe has entered the final phase of research into the safety of its cargo bikes. – Photo Babboe
    recalls4 Apr 24

    Babboe offers replacement for 22,000 cargobikes after inspection

    AMERSFOORT, the Netherlands - Accell Group subsidiary Babboe has issued a recall and replacement program for in total 22,000 cargo bikes. The first batches will be collected in the Netherlands and Germany in mid-April, after which the recall campaign will be rolled out in the other countries. All owners of these models will be offered a new bicycle or cargo bike.

  • With 27 European Transport Ministers joining the informal council meeting, the high-level gathering can be seen as a big step forward for growing cycling and developing a world-class European cycling industry. – Photo CIE
    Advocacy4 Apr 24

    Signing of European Declaration on Cycling marks historic milestone

    BRUSSELS, Belgium - The interinstitutional European Declaration on Cycling was signed on Wednesday 3 April at the Informal Council meeting of Transport Ministers led by the Belgian EU presidency at Egmont Palace in Brussels. The European Declaration on Cycling is the most ambitious EU-level policy initiative on cycling to date, recognising cycling as a strategic priority and acknowledging its power to generate enormous benefits for Europe.

  • The Opium was one of the big eyecatchers at Eurobike 2022; on the right George Merachtsakis. – Photo Peter Hummel
    Business4 Apr 24

    myStromer and Revolt Zycling settle Swiss speed pedelec dispute

    OBERWANGEN, Switzerland - The confiscation of all e-bikes at the Opium brand stand caused a big noise at Eurobike last year. The reason was the patent lawsuit brought by myStromer AG against the Opium brand owner Revolt Zycling AG. The Federal Patent Court recently ruled in favour of Stromer. However, the defendant did not wait for this decision, but has already brought a modified design onto the market.

  • The new Essa system is compatible with Shimano’s current 8-speed Hyperglide systems. – Photos Shimano
    Innovations & products4 Apr 24

    Shimano targets entry-level cyclists with new component system

    OSAKA, Japan - Shimano has launched a new affordable component system, Shimano Essa, which will be compatible with the bicycle component maker's current 8-speed flat-bar Acera, Altus and Tourney TX systems. Also, the Cues range launched last year, has been optimised to include Short Reach, an ergonomic design for riders with small hands.

  • 前十大供應國在2023年出口量皆大幅下滑。照片來源/Shutterstock
    中文部份3 Apr 24

    歐洲自行車進口跌入十年新低

    比利時,布魯塞爾(BRUSSELS)-自行車行業正盼著時機好轉,雖然有部分業界人士在3月台北自行車展上注意到市場有些微好轉跡象,不過重要指標未見起色。有鑑於目前市場情況,各國運至歐洲的自行車數量自去年便有了大幅轉變。

  • ANCMA自行車部門主管Piero Nigrelli表示:「我們相信2024年將是緩慢穩定的一年,預計2025年會回溫。」照片來源/ANCMA
    中文部份3 Apr 24

    2023義大利自行車市場銷量減23%

    義大利,米蘭(MILAN)-去年義大利自行車市場銷量年減23%,該國自行車產業協會ANCMA表示常規自行車和電動自行車綜合銷量僅些微高過130萬,營收達26億歐元,年減18%。

  • Yamaha Motor Manufacturing Europe已擁有龐大產品組合,這條產線為新添部分。照片來源/Yamaha
    中文部份3 Apr 24

    Yamaha啟動法國電動自行車馬達產線

    法國,聖康坦(SAINT QUENTIN)¬¬-Yamaha Motor Europe為快速供應歐洲電動自行車製造商並縮短交期,於法國聖康坦工廠設立全新馬達組裝產線。該廠由Yamaha Motor Manufacturing Europe經營,於上週舉辦開幕典禮。

  • Fahrrad.de和Bikester收購交易包含位於德國的四間實體店。照片來源/Jo Beckendorff
    中文部份3 Apr 24

    Fahrrad.de創辦人收購Signa Sports United德國業務

    德國,斯圖加特(STUTTGART)-在Fraser Group宣布收購Signa Sports United(SSU)英國電商業務Wiggle和Chain Reaction不到一個月後,破產管理人表示該SSU部分德國電商業務被收購。Fahrrad.de和Bikester的新東家為Koehler Group Holding GmbH。

  • “I am still standing in this power struggle” says a defiant Beat Zaugg. - Photo Scott
    Business2 Apr 24

    Big bang at Scott Sports Group: Board of Directors fires CEO Beat Zaugg

    GIVISIEZ, Switzerland - The announcement by Scott Sports Group SA majority shareholder Youngone Corporation to lay-off its CEO and minority shareholder Beat Zaugg did not come as a surprise for industry insiders. Following the cash injection of SFR 150 million (€160.6 million) by Youngone last December, a reorganisation was inevitable.

  • Despite losing retail market share, IBDs in Switzerland saw turnover from repairs increase in 2023. – Photo Peter HummelSubscribers only
    Subscribers only
    Market Report2 Apr 24

    Subscribers only Speed pedelec trend gives Swiss market glimmer of hope

    AARAU, Switzerland - This Swiss bicycle market developed in 2023 in line with other European countries. After the sales peak in 2020-2022, the market volume dropped last year by 18%. While sales decreases were reported in all categories, it was the speed pedelec market that made strong gains.

  • The takeover of Fahrrad.de and Bikester includes four out of  five Fahrrad.de stores in Germany. – Photo Jo Beckendorff
    Featured29 Mar 24

    German branch of bankrupt Signa Sports United acquired by Fahrrad.de founder

    STUTTGART, Germany - In less than a month after the Fraser Group announced the takeover of Wiggle and Chain Reaction, the UK online business of Signa Sports United, the insolvency administrator reports the acquisition of a part of the German online business of former giant Signa Sports United. The new owner of the platforms Fahrrad.de and Bikester is Koehler Group Holding GmbH.

  • Circulatory Capital was a lead investor when Rebike raised €24 million to expand into France, the Netherlands and Switzerland. – Photo Rebike
    Investment29 Mar 24

    Private equity supporting growth of micromobility's circular future

    EDINBURGH, Scotland - A 9-digit private growth-equity fund which has already supported Rebike, Bike Club and Grover in the micromobility sector, acknowledges that a new generation of businesses are helping to pioneer the sector's circular future. However, "circular innovations deserve a specialist investor," explains Andrew Shannon, founding partner of Circularity Capital.

  • Market dynamics remained challenging throughout 2023 for hGears and were characterized by slower than expected destocking. – Photo hGears
    Financial29 Mar 24

    E-drive maker hGears gives cautious outlook after revenue decline

    SCHRAMBERG, Germany - hGears AG, the European precision e-bike transmission parts and components manufacturer, reports a 16.9% year-on-year decrease of its 2023 consolidated revenue of € 112.5 million. hGears faced an extremely challenging years in its e-bike business.

  • “We believe that 2024 will be a slow to stable year, but we expect a recovery in 2025,” said Piero Nigrelli, director of ANCMA’s bicycle sector. – Photo ANCMASubscribers only
    Subscribers only
    Market Report28 Mar 24

    Subscribers only Italian bicycle market closes 2023 with 23% decline in sales

    MILAN, Italy - The 2023 bicycle market in Italy closed with a 23% year-on-year decline in sales volume. Italy's bicycle industry association ANCMA reported a distribution of just over 1.3 million bicycles and e-bikes combined, generating a turnover of € 2.6 billion, a decrease of 18% compared to 2022.

  • Eurobike 2024 will be laid out on an area of 150,000 square meters in eight halls and a large outdoor area. – Photo Eurobike
    Shows & Events28 Mar 24

    Eurobike next milestone to assess state of affairs in the bicycle industry

    FRANKFURT, Germany - Eurobike has been steadily transforming from a bicycle and e-bike show to a mobility event over the past few years. The relocation to Frankfurt in 2022 gave a clear direction for Eurobike and confirmed that Friedrichshafen was too small to fulfill these ambitions. The announcement to launch the Jakarta and Istanbul editions, show the objective to turn Eurobike into an even more global event.

  • The assembly line is a new addition to the already large portfolio of Yamaha Motor Manufacturing Europe. – Photos Yamaha
    Production28 Mar 24

    Yamaha starts e-bike drive production in France

    SAINT QUENTIN, France - In order to supply its European based e-bike manufacturers swiftly and with shorter lead times, Yamaha Motor Europe opened a completely new drive unit assembly line at the factory in Saint Quentin, France. The factory in Saint Quentin is operated by Yamaha Motor Manufacturing Europe. The inauguration took place yesterday.

  • Later this year, Alltricks plans to open a ninth store in Antibes, in the south of France, near Nice. – Photo Alltricks
    Financial28 Mar 24

    Alltricks is moving forward in a tough market

    MONTIGNY-LE-BRETONNEUX, France - The French Alltricks group has reported a 4% increase in sales last year despite the difficult conditions. "In 2023, our business is back on the rise, whereas distribution has suffered greatly. It's likely that we were able to make progress because of our competitors' failures. But our success is also due to the loyalty of our customers, with a returning consumer rate of 75%. This is very important in difficult times," explains Nicolas Burger, co-CEO of the French company.

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