The e-bike trend which already has a huge impact on the bike market in The Netherlands and is now starting in other European countries, will also hit ...

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BRUSSELS, Belgium (January 14) - In its recently published White Paper on European Transport Policy, the European Commission outlines the transport ...

It's no secret that cycling in nature has its benefits, from getting fresh air to improving one's overall health. But proper mountain bike trails don't just appear by themselves. They take careful consideration and planning. That's why Shimano has pledged a sum of 10 million USD to global trail building projects over the next 10 years.

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AMSTERDAM, the Netherlands - The import statistics of the European Union clearly indicate that China regained its leading position as e-bike supplier for Europe's market. At the same time, the market is drowned with cheap and non-compliant China made e-bikes whose sellers shamelessly advertise the presence of a throttle and how to circumvent the maximum support of 25 km/h. How should the industry respond to these market developments?

AMSTERDAM, the Netherlands - Bike Europe's October 2013 edition will highlight latest developments in frames, forks, painting & decals.

Under its brand name OStand Taiwan component maker CD Components displays several newly developed rear carriers at his Taipei Cycle booth. Next to ...

ČESKÉ BUDĔJOVICE, Czech republic - Recently Bohemia Bike put its brand new paint shop into operation. With a daily capacity of 800 frames, this new ...

PLOVDIV, Bulgaria Maxcom Ltd. is currently building a new facility in Bulgaria that next to 3 assembly lines and a paint shop with 4 electrostatic ...

KMC is placing the emphasis on resistance in 2015, with susceptibility to rust, friction and stretch all addressed in upgrades to its premium racing ...

Developed for the automobile industry to protect the paint on the boot and around the doors of a car, Foliatec could serve a need in the bicycle ...

NEW DELHI, India - The Indian bicycle industry's quest for a global bicycle show may soon be realized as a new show has emerged on the horizon with all the signs of making it big in the future. The country's existing show, CFOSE which has been established over 14 editions appears to be making way for a new 'government-backed' event on India's bicycle event calendar.

COLOMBO, Sri Lanka - While general media reports on the economic problems in Sri Lanka mainly caused by the international situation, the country's bicycle industry highlights it fulfillment of its international commitments.

COLOMBO, Sri Lanka - Sri Lanka is fast emerging as favourite hunting ground for Indian bicycle producers as they are acquiring companies in the neighbouring

LUDHIANA, India - Sri Lanka based City Cycle Industries is upbeat after the Court of Justice of the European Union ruled in its favour on a complaint for carrying out transshipment operations. The ruling opens doors for a re-admission to GSP+ making duty free export to the EU possible again.

BRUSSELS, Belgium - In August 2010, Sri Lanka lost GSP+ status as a result of alleged violation of human rights. Very recently, the country has entered ...

OTTOBRUNN, Germany - This time, car manufacturer Porsche AG seems to be taking the e-bike subject really seriously: Porsche eBike Performance GmbH, which was founded in 2022, has just announced its intention to set up its own e-bike battery production facility in Croatia. This is scheduled to start at the beginning of 2026 - "at the same time as the market launch of the first Porsche e-bike drive system."

LONDON, UK - Quality issues with e-bike battery chargers have caused reasons for concern in the UK but also in EU countries. One of the largest online sellers of e-bike chargers and conversion kits, Wish.com has banned the sales of the products citing safety risks. Yet there are serious concerns about the enforcement of the new policy.

BRUSSELS, Belgium - Over 200 people attended the workshop on technical requirements and road safety of personal mobility devices (PMD) this week. Organized by the European Commission, the workshop made clear that the current European regulations (L-category vehicles type approval and Machinery Directive) are insufficient and inappropriate to cover the variety of devices.