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  • Merida is also a frame supplier for other OEMs, which makes it difficult to determine which part of their business was hit most. – Photo Jo Beckendorff
    Financial26 Jan 24

    Merida 2023 sales shifted down sharply in line with market trend

    CHANGHUA, Taiwan - The preliminary 2023 results of Taiwan's second largest bicycle manufacturer Merida Industry Inc. published this week represent the current developments on the global market. Unfortunately, no unit figures were published, but the 2023 revenue development clearly marks the market trend.

  • December is usually a strong month for children’s bicycle sales in the UK, but this wasn’t enough to overturn the deficit. – Photo Halfords
    Financial26 Jan 24

    Halfords bicycle sales well below pre-pandemic levels

    REDDITCH, England - Halfords has reported a 5.1% dip in its Q3 cycling sales compared to the same period last year. More concerning is that the UK bicycle retailer has reported the cycling market volumes are down 28% from pre-pandemic levels.

  • The products of Spanish bicycle manufacturers and brands continue to have a large following in the EU market. - Photo Dieter Wertz
    Series Spain25 Jan 24

    Spain cementing its position as EU bicycle supplier

    MADRID, Spain - In recent years, the supply bottlenecks triggered by coronavirus and the resulting call for close to market production have turned attentions to the relatively young EU production locations of Bulgaria, Portugal and Romania. But what about production in traditional bicycle countries within the EU? Bike Europe takes a closer look - specifically in Spain. Here there is a lot to be found, besides the big names like Orbea or BH Bikes.

  • Velofollies showed that the Benelux market is in a buoyant mood. – Photos Bike Europe
    Shows & Events25 Jan 24

    Velofollies defies industry gloom with well-placed optimism

    KORTRIJK, Belgium - Full halls, wide smiles, and positive energy… the mood at Velofollies in late January was in stark contrast to many of the reports recently published on Bike Europe. The annual event for the Benelux market with sold out exhibition space, new product releases and notable optimism seemed to disguise the many uncertainties in the current market. However, "2024 will not be a year for taking risks," one exhibitor confirmed.

  • Building on the success of previous editions, Copenhagen Bike Show has developed a new strategy to increase the B2B engagement. – Photo Bike Europe
    Shows & Events25 Jan 24

    Copenhagen Bike Show enhances B2B focus for 2024 edition

    COPENHAGEN, Denmark - The annual bike show for the Nordic market which takes place in Copenhagen is going to increase the emphasis on more B2B engagement. The organiser has introduced a series of services to trade visitors expanding on the success of 2023, where the Copenhagen Bike Show attracted over 10,000 visitors.

  • Darfon’s center will be fully dedicated to their OEM and ODM customers as well as their BESV e-bike brand. – Photo Darfon Group
    Company25 Jan 24

    Darfon Group opens R&D center in Poland

    JELENIA GORA, Poland - The Darfon Group has inaugurated a new center for product development, design and innovation for the e-bike industry. The center will be fully dedicated to their OEM and ODM customers as well as their BESV e-bike brand.

  • CEO Stefan Maly (back) at the Award 2023Sponsored
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    Germany24 Jan 24

    Sponsored Cyclingworld Awards 2024 with prestigious expert jury

    Cyclingworld Europe is restructuring the allocation of its coveted awards and, for the first time, appointing a expert jury for the final accolades. From now, exhibitors and non-exhibitors can submit their products. The winners for the awards will be announced on the opening day of Cyclingworld 2024.

  • 執委會聲明表示:「提出請求的理由是,該措施到期後很可能造成傾銷行為持續,對歐洲產業再次造成傷害。」照片來源/Bike Europe
    中文部份24 Jan 24

    歐盟執委會複查電動自行車反傾銷措施是否再延長五年

    比利時,布魯塞爾(BRUSSLES)-過去五年來,針對中國製電動自行車徵收反傾銷和反規避雙稅作為貿易規範的話題備受討論。應歐洲自行車製造商協會(EBMA)要求,歐盟執委會針對目前電動自行車反傾銷措施展開期終複查。

  • 歐盟自柬國進口的自行車數量為過去七年來最低。照片來源/Shutterstock
    中文部份24 Jan 24

    柬埔寨自行車出口國領先地位岌岌可危

    柬埔寨,金邊(PHNOM PENH)-柬國人對於西方國家在去年第四季逢年過節時能有更好表現和更多出口仍抱持希望,不過歐洲和北美的倉庫都還爆滿,而柬國自行車出口值已幾乎回到2019年水平。

  • Schwalbe執行長Frank Bohle於公司聲明中說明:「目前要在兩座並行生產的工廠提前計畫滿足需求已不再可行。」
    中文部份24 Jan 24

    Schwalbe輪胎內胎產線全數遷至越南

    越南,胡志明市(HO CHI MINH CITY)-Schwalbe上週宣布進行生產戰略調整,未來將在越南獨家生產所有輪胎和內胎,做出此決定是因為考量自行車行業的發展和緊張局勢。現在訂單幾乎都是臨時下單的,不是長期訂單。Schwalbe執行長Frank Bohle於公司聲明中說明:「因此目前要在兩座並行生產的工廠提前計畫滿足需求已不再可行。」

  • 提案產品範圍包含自行車在內的製造商,必須為法定保固期限外的產品提供維修。照片來源/Shutterstock
    中文部份24 Jan 24

    歐盟執委會將自行車納入「維修權」範圍

    比利時,布魯塞爾(BRUSSELS)-歐洲議會成員(MEPs)已採納措施,刺激消費者維修產品而非購入新品。該提案最早在去年3月由歐盟執委會首次提出,將自行車納入「維修權」(right to repair)範圍。其旨在確保獨立維修市場的有利條件,防止製造商拒絕維修。

  • The EU-Commission writes in a statement that, “the request is based on the grounds that the expiry of the measures would be likely to result in continuation of dumping and recurrence of injury to the European industry.” – Photo Bike Europe
    Anti-dumping23 Jan 24

    EU Commission opens expiry review for anti-dumping on China made e-bikes

    BRUSSELS, Belgium - The use of anti-dumping and anti-circumvention duties as a trade regulation for e-bikes from China has been much discussed in the industry in the past 5 years. On request of the European Bicycle Manufacturers Association (EBMA), the European Commission has initiated an expiry review of the current e-bike anti-dumping measures.

  • The sales figures were announced during the Velofollies tradeshow held in Kortrijk last week. – Photo Bike EuropeSubscribers only
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    Market Report23 Jan 24

    Subscribers only Electric models take the lead in Belgian bike sales

    KORTRIJK, Belgium - Electric bicycle sales in Belgium grew to a market share of 51.2% in 2023 according to industry organisation Traxio. The estimate sales figures which were reported during the Velofollies tradeshow last week, show that the Belgian market is levelling out following the spike during the corona years.

  • Industry stakeholders gathered in Berlin to discuss the impact of the proposed forest regulations in Germany – Photos ZIV
    Laws & regulations23 Jan 24

    German Federal Forest Act puts MTB market in danger

    BERLIN, Germany - In 2024, the German Federal Forest Act is to be comprehensively reformed after around 50 years. According to industry stakeholders, it could "significantly restrict freedom of movement in the forest". In that case the (e-)MTB market might face a serious decline as mountain biking could lose its appeal.

  • "We’re really excited to be able to add two such seasoned bike professionals to the Tern team,” said Josh Hon, Tern Team Captain.
    People23 Jan 24

    Tern builds up senior management team as investment in future

    TAIPEI, Taiwan — "2023 was a challenging year for the bike industry but we're very bullish on the future so we spent 2023 continuing to invest in our people and processes," says Josh Hon, Tern Team Captain. In this trend, the urban mobility specialist has announced two key additions to its senior management team.

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    e-bike23 Jan 24

    Sponsored Innovation in e-bike motors with Vietnam's certificate of origin

    The bicycle market is undergoing significant changes, presenting both challenges and opportunities. By 2030, the global e-bike market is expected to reach a scale of $118.6 billion (€108.94 billion), with a compound annual growth rate of over 10%, indicating vast market prospects.

  • Recalls19 Jan 24

    BLOG: Smartphones are the new cigarettes

    Interesting news from Recall Land. The safety of Apple's iPhone 12 has come under scrutiny, as per findings from French regulatory authorities. Their testing revealed that this particular smartphone model did not comply with the legal limits set for radiation emissions. This news is notable not only for the reported safety issue, but perhaps even more so for the safety issues that went unreported.

  • It is currently no longer possible to plan ahead to meet demand at two parallel production sites,” explains Frank Bohle, CEO of Schwalbe in a company statement. – Photo Bike Europe
    Production18 Jan 24

    All Schwalbe tyre and tube production moving to Vietnam

    HO CHI MINH CITY, Vietnam - Schwalbe announced yesterday the strategic realigning of its production and will manufacture all tyres and tubes exclusively in Vietnam in the future. The background to the decision is the development and tense situation in the bicycle industry. Instead of long-term orders, orders are almost exclusively placed spontaneously. "As a result, it is currently no longer possible to plan ahead to meet demand at two parallel production sites," explains Frank Bohle, CEO of Schwalbe in a company statement.

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