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  • "Over the longer term, I expect GPSR measures to lead to greater attention to product safety and, consequently, to an increase in recalls," said Rutger Oldenhuis. – Photo Shutterstock
    eu directives27 Jan 26

    More recalls, more transparency: how the GPSR is reshaping product safety

    The European bicycle industry is one year into the General Product Safety Regulations (GPSR) set by the European Union, and a recent spate of recalls has raised the question, are these just a series of isolated quality lapses, or part of the broader impact of the GPSR?

  • Spoke has partnered with Viiala to integrate its VRU2X solution directly into the premium e-bikes currently in development. – Photo Viiala
    Innovations & products27 Jan 26

    Viiala partners with Spoke for integrated V2X technology on launch models

    Viiala, the Swiss-based mobility company, has entered a strategic partnership with Spoke to integrate its V2X technology directly into its premium e-bikes. This integration ensures that Viiala bikes will be seen by equipped cars in real time, even without line of sight, making Viiala one of the first premium e-bike brands to offer vehicle awareness as a built-in capability.

  • “The industry headwinds have undermined the business impact of the recapitalisation transaction we successfully implemented in early 2025,” states Accell Group. - Photo Accell Group
    Financial26 Jan 26

    Is fresh funding the only thing that can save Accell Group?

    Fresh rumours are circulating that Accell Group has entered its second debt restructuring in little more than a year, and they're creating quite a stir in the market. Accell Group insiders reportedly told the Financial Times that new restructuring talks are being prepared, as revenues are lower than expected. Analysts recently wrote that the group's sales are expected to drop 15% in 2025, with a further 9% decline expected this year.

  • The Vietnam export distribution centre extends to nearly 20,000 sqm and is a joint investment with Kuehne+Nagel. – Photo Kuehne+Nagel
    Logistics26 Jan 26

    Schwalbe Vietnam invests in logistics centre to support Asian market

    Schwalbe is modernising and expanding its warehouse capacities in Vietnam in close cooperation with its long-term logistics partner Kuehne+Nagel. The project is part of their long-term strategy to supply customers even faster and more reliably in the future.

  • Tried and tested in Germany - one day all over Europe? Rebike Mobility shop-in-shops in Decathlon chain stores. – Photo Decathlon
    Investment23 Jan 26

    Decathlon steps up bicycle investments with majority stake in Rebike Mobility

    Decathlon Pulse, the investment arm of the French retail giant Decathlon, is increasing its investment in existing strategic partner, Rebike Mobility GmbH. By expanding the partnership to become a majority stakeholder, the companies have reaffirmed their long-term commitment to "promoting the circular economy in the bicycle industry and supporting the professionalisation of the European secondary market for e-bikes."

  • “Our ambition goes well beyond launching new models,” says Nick Howe, head of e-bike worldwide at Segway. - Photo Segway
    Interview23 Jan 26

    Segway's ambition goes well beyond launching new e-bike models

    Long associated with self-balancing devices and shared micromobility, Segway is accelerating its move into the global e-bike market. Speaking at CES, which took place this month in Las Vegas, Nick Howe, head of e-bike worldwide at Segway, made it clear that the company's ambition goes well beyond launching new models. Segway wants to transplant proven automotive and powered two-wheeler technologies into cycling.

  • In the heart of a mature market for both performance and mobility bikes, Velofollies kicked off the tradeshow year with optimism and high energy. – Photo Bike Europe
    Shows & Events22 Jan 26

    Velofollies thrives as Belgian market pivots into a plus

    Belgium in January was the place to be this winter, and not just for the Benelux bicycle industry, but for the global market. Velofollies , beyond capitalising on the Eurobike implosion, is centred in a growing, mature market for both performance and mobility cycling. Although market data will not start trickling in across Europe for a couple of months, figures presented during Velofollies show that Belgium is starting the year on the back of a 7.7% increase in sales volume in 2025. With sales back in the plus and renewed optimism in the local market, it was almost impossible for Velofollies not to deliver this year.

  • The lack of funding needed to scale was one of the reasons of Gravaa's bankruptcy. - Photo Gravaa
    Financial22 Jan 26

    Tyre pressure pioneer Gravaa declared bankrupt

    The Dutch manufacturer Gravaa, which developed a unique tyre pressure system based on a pump integrated in the hub, has gone bankrupt. They became known as pioneers of a technically impressive system that allowed cyclists to adjust tyre pressure from the handlebars while riding. "Without fresh funding, there was unfortunately no other viable option," wrote Gravaa, in a statement.

  • Bosch’s wider theft-protection portfolio includes more advanced features, such as the e-bike lock, e-bike alarm and battery lock, accessible through a Flow+ subscription for €4.99 per month. – Photos Bosch
    Bosch22 Jan 26

    E-bike theft remains hard to tackle — Bosch's latest update shows why

    Battery theft continues to be a thorn in the side of global e-bike business, an illegal resell ecosystem thriving off of valuable components that are both easy to remove and difficult to trace. The bicycle industry has been moving incrementally toward tackling this issue, but challenges in development and standardisation continue to limit widespread adoption.

  • 中文部份21 Jan 26

    2025年出口數據顯示台灣供應鏈之困境

    2025年對台灣自行車產業而言並不順遂,這部分早在去年3月的台北自行車展便可看出端倪,當時各家公司的訂單量仍未見起色。年末統計顯示,台灣電動自行車出口年減7%,比表現已經不佳的2024年更低迷。全年出口量僅33.7萬輛,出口額再下滑3%,顯示台灣自行車產業仍面臨要把產量拉回疫前水平的艱難挑戰。

  • 歐盟執委會提議刪除輕型交通工具(LTM)須能夠更換電池芯的規定,其中包含電動自行車電池。圖/Bike Europe
    中文部份21 Jan 26

    歐盟執委會取消電動自行車電池更換單顆電池芯規定

    電動自行車電池是否須具備可更換單顆電池芯相關規定在2023年成為熱門話題,歐盟執行委員會(European Commission)近期對此的討論也有了新進展。於2023年8月正式生效的《電池法》,規定未來的電動自行車電池必須能夠更換單顆電池芯。不過,歐盟執委會在最新提出的修正案中,已刪除這項規定。歐洲自行車產業協會(European Cycling Industries,簡稱ECI)對此表示歡迎,但並非所有人都認同。

  • reTyre由(左)Alexander Gjørven、(中)Paul Magne Amundsen及(右)Sigmund Andenes創立,該公司將自身定位為更環保的選項。圖/reTyre
    中文部份21 Jan 26

    reTyre獲得Fundracer投資,並與Vittoria建立新合作

    挪威新創輪胎製造商reTyre為近一步提升快速成長動能,採取多項措施,並取得良好進展。該公司在最新一輪募資中獲得700萬歐元的資金,由Hatch Blue旗下Blue Revolution領投,並有Fundracer及既有投資者參與。此次投資預計用於擴大產能、完成現有訂單,並幫助公司實現獲利。

  • Canyon reports its difficult financial year in 2025 has led to restructuring and a 20% workforce reduction. – Photo Canyon
    Financial21 Jan 26

    Canyon cuts 320 jobs as it strives for €1bn revenue target

    Amid ongoing revenue slides and restructuring efforts to counter losses, Canyon Bicycles GmbH has announced large-scale job cuts. The German bicycle brand will cut 320 of its 1,600 employees, equivalent to 20% of its workforce.

  • At launch, Qore consists of the Drive³ and the Battery InTube in two performance classes each, as well as the Control Allround display. The lighter SlideIn Battery and the Integrate control unit will follow later.Sponsored
    Sponsored
    E-bike21 Jan 26

    Sponsored New Berlin-based e-bike system acquired by Yamaha: 'Major power boost for Qore'

    Following its acquisition by Yamaha, the brand-new Qore e-bike system is hitting the ground running with a powerful boost in performance. In the first quarter of 2026, both versions of the Drive³ drive unit will receive an impressive update in terms of power, torque, and assistance factor. The Berlin-based system will soon be available in the new e-bike models from Campus and Waldbike.

  • The program is focused on building industry and investor relationships and targeted mentoring support. - Photo Shutterstock
    Innovations & products20 Jan 26

    Arkansas Cycling Accelerator looking for new cycling industry disruptors

    The influx of new concepts and ideas in the rapidly expanding bicycle and e-bike industry leads to market entry by less experienced company founders. "They don't have the business expertise, don't know business fundamentals when it comes to the legal set-up of an entity, marketing and pricing, let alone funding," said Zoe Rose Maddox of the Arkansas Global Cycling Accelerator. "We target the group that is ready to scale and fine-tune their operation."

  • “The mobility shift in cities depends on practical, safe, and genuinely enjoyable transportation options.” – Photo Bolt
    Innovations & products20 Jan 26

    Bolt gives a glimpse of the e-bike of the future

    Bolt has expanded its shared micromobility fleet with the introduction of its first entirely in-house e-bike. With their design vision, Bolt aimed to reset expectations of what shared cycling can offer riders and cities. The scale and integration of various smart technologies make this a statement product for the future of e-bike developments.

  • Marcel Korner has been appointed CEO of myStromer AG, effective 1 May 2026. – Photo myStromer
    People20 Jan 26

    Stromer enters a new era under new group CEO

    After what it called a "stabilisation process" under an ad-interim CEO, speed pedelec manufacturer, myStromer AG, will continue under the leadership of Marcel Korner, effective 1 May 2026. In the role of chief executive officer (CEO), Korner will also become a member of the myStromer AG Board of Directors.

  • Some manufacturers have chosen to change tactics in response to the prolonged downturn, diversifying and broadening their portfolios. – Photo Bike Europe Subscribers only
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    Market trends19 Jan 26

    Subscribers only Czechia's e-bike market reports lower volumes, but retains optimism

    The Czech industry just can't seem to regenerate the local e-MTB market. Czechs are primarily focused on off-road e-bike use, and e-MTB models were a strong segment in 2025, but this category is still threatened and burdened by the ongoing sales crisis since 2023. Still, there are positive signs coming from this important production base for the EU market.

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