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  • data15 Oct 26

    Dutch bicycle prices fall 0.4% as inflation climbs to 3.4%

    Bicycle retail prices in the Netherlands fell 0.4% year-on-year in September 2026, marking a clear trend reversal after years of post-pandemic price hikes.r, according to Statistics Netherlands (CBS). Overall inflation was 3.4%, making bicycles more affordable, even adjusted for inflation.

  • People15 Oct 26

    Early Rider hires Pon.Bike and woom leaders as it turns 20

    British children's bike brand Early Rider has appointed Mario Herbold as chief operating officer and Janine Bessen as head of global e-commerce. The executive hires come in the company's 20th anniversary year and are intended to support the expansion of its international retail network.

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    Anti-dumping14 Oct 26

    Mexico adds anti-dumping duty to 35% tariff on Chinese bicycles

    Chinese bicycle exporters face a further barrier in Mexico. Since 13 October 2026, importers pay a provisional anti-dumping duty of USD 68.60 (EUR 61.32) on every adult bicycle from China. This comes on top of the 35% import tariff introduced in April.

  • The TQ E-Bike app allows riders to connect to their e-bike and install software updates via Bluetooth.
    Innovations & products14 Oct 26

    TQ rolls out over-the-air software updates for e-bike drive systems

    German drive system specialist TQ now lets riders update the software of its e-bike drive systems themselves, using the E-Bike app. The function is initially available for the HPR40 and HPR60 drive systems.

  • Bolt14 Oct 26

    Bolt adds 500 e-bikes in Brussels ahead of shared e-scooter ban

    Estonian mobility platform Bolt has put 500 new shared e-bikes on the streets of Brussels. With the Brussels-Capital Region banning shared e-scooters from January 2027, e-bikes are set to become the company's only micromobility offer in the Belgian capital.

  • Interview14 Oct 26

    Canyon: 'Complex e-bike technology requires physical customer touchpoints'

    With the opening of a dedicated E-Performance Centre in Koblenz, Canyon expands its physical touchpoints. Head of Retail Florian Schecklmann explains why this supports—rather than replaces—its core D2C strategy.

  • Recalls13 Oct 26

    Decathlon recalls 1,150 Van Rysel gravel bikes in USA

    Decathlon America is recalling about 1,150 Van Rysel GRVL AF gravel bikes in the United States because a lock nut on the front fork can work loose while riding.

  • Distribution13 Oct 26

    Goodyear finds new bicycle tyre distribution for Germany and Austria

    German parts wholesaler Ra-Co GmbH has become the exclusive distributor of Goodyear Bicycle Tires for independent bicycle dealers in Germany and Austria.

  • Mergers & Acquisitions13 Oct 26

    Finland's Helkama Velox acquires Tunturi bicycle brand after Accell bankruptcy

    Finnish bicycle manufacturer Helkama Velox Oy has acquired the bicycle brand rights and the Turku warehouse of bankrupt compatriot Tunturi Oy Ltd., the former Finnish subsidiary of Accell Group

  • Business13 Oct 26

    Decathlon gets a store-in store in German Ikea

    Decathlon is further expanding its collaborations with this partnership. The first store-in-store will be opened next year in what will be the largest store of Decathlon in the Hamburg metropolitan region, where four other shops are already running.

  • Retail13 Oct 26

    Cyclescheme and Halfords partner to expand UK Cycle to Work options

    Employees commuting via the UK's 'Cycle to Work' scheme will gain wider access to bicycles and accessories following a new partnership between provider Cyclescheme and major retailer Halfords.

  • 股市震盪(shakeout)經常會發生在一個產業歷經一段需求快速成長期,品牌和零售商隨之過度擴張之後。照片來源/Shutterstock
    Logistics12 Oct 26

    Muc-Off upscales its production in the UK and USA

    The bike care company is expanding its warehouse capacity in the UK and South Carolina. The new UK site has also gained modern production equipment. These two expansions are good for a 20 percent increase in the operational team in the US and UK.

  • Boettcher-Böttcher
    Germany12 Oct 26

    Insolvency for historic German bike manufacturer while production continues—for now

    German bicycle manufacturer Böttcher Fahrräder has filed for insolvency. Operations continue in full swing as administrator launches investor process. .

  • E-bike12 Oct 26

    Rejecting D2C: How Dutch e-bike brand Vyber is positioning for European growth

    Dutch e-bike brand Vyber expands in Almelo with a 12,000m² hub, supply chain buffering, and a SKU-reducing frame innovation. Discover its Dutch and European growth strategy.

  • Distribution12 Oct 26

    MET Helmets switches to direct distribution in Benelux

    Italian helmet brand MET Helmets is moving to a direct distribution model in Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg.

  • Mountain bike MTB9 Oct 26

    Decathlon's Van Rysel unveils its first premium mountain bike

    Decathlon's premium road and gravel brand Van Rysel is expanding into cross-country mountain biking. Its first model, the RCR-XC, rolls on 32-inch wheels and is 230 g lighter than the bike the Decathlon Ford Racing Team currently races, according to the company.

  • Accell Group9 Oct 26

    Dutech completes takeover of Batavus, Koga and Babboe from bankrupt Accell

    Singapore-based industrial group Dutech has completed the acquisition of Accell's Dutch bicycle brands Batavus, Koga and Carqon from the trustees of the bankrupt group. The deal also includes Accell's Hungarian operations and bicycle factory, and brings some clarity for dealers who have been waiting weeks to place their 2027 orders.

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    The Netherlands9 Oct 26

    Why Zero-Emission Zones alone won't drive the e-cargo boom

    As European cities roll out strict Zero-Emission Zones, logistics service providers are rethinking their inner-city fleets. An Dutch study examining PostNL's operations reveals that simply banning 'dirty' engines is not enough to secure a future for Light Electric Freight Vehicles (LEVs).

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