EC Set to Reinvestigate Dumping Duties on Chinese Bicycles
BRUSSELS, Belgium - (6 October) In response to the number of requests it has received, the European Commission has decided to consider an interim ...
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Atlas Cycle President BD Kapur Passes Sway
NEW DELHI, India (28 August 2000) -- Bishamber Das Kapur, president of Indian bike major Atlas Cycle Industries Ltd., passed away on 16 August 2000 in ...
Kildemoes (DK) Stops Frame Production
COPENHAGEN, Denmark - (October 17) Denmark's largest bicycle manufacturer (owned by Cycleurope) will stop frame production at the end of this year. ...
Velo-city: Call for Papers
Velo-city: Call for Papers GLASGOW, Scotland (19 October) - The 2001 Velo-city Conference on sustainable bicycle use, environmental issues related to ...
No Problems for Sturmey-Archer Europe
AMSTERDAM, Netherlands (19 September 2000) -- For the time being Sturmey-Archer (Europe) BV will not be affected by the current woes of its parent ...
Huffy Terminates Long-Term Lease at Mississippi Facility
DAYTON, OH/USA (24 August 2000) -- US bike maker Huffy Corporation has finalized the termination of its long-term lease at the vacated Huffy Bicycle ...
Amsterdam Businesses Not Keen on Car-Free Sunday
AMSTERDAM, Netherlands (22 August 2000) -- Businesses in Amsterdam, arguably the world's most bicycle-friendly city, are threatening to take the city to ...
Huffy Announces Sale of Facilities, Excess Assets
DAYTON, OH/USA (18 July 2000) -- US bike maker Huffy announced late last week that it will sell its Miamisburg, Ohio, and Farmington, Missouri, ...
Barcelona MotoShow Scheduled for February 2001
BARCELONA, Spain (21 June 2000)--After 34 years and 23 editions, the Barcelona International Motor Show has closed its doors in favor of a new show ...
Shimano Changes Finnish Distribution
TURKU, Finland (13 June 2000)--Beginning on 31 July Tuntrade OY will no longer distribute Shimano products on the Finnish market. Tuntrade OY, a ...
Karstadt Department Store Sales up 2.1%
ESSEN, Germany (6 June 2000)--German department store and sporting goods megastore giant Karstadt saw sales in the first four months of this year rise ...
BMW Breaks Records for Quarter Sales
MUNICH, Germany (15 May 2000)--For the first time in its history, BMW sold more than 200,000 cars globally in the first quarter. In fact, the 309,203 ...
Velo Mondial 2000 Coming to Amsterdam
AMSTERDAM, Netherlands (15 June 2000)--Next week Amsterdam will play host to the international conference Velo Mondial. This year's program will address ...
Augusta Bikes Germany's Bankruptcy Does Not Affect Augusta Benelux
LEIDEN, Netherlands (26 May 2000)--The bankruptcy of German bicycle distributor Augusta Bike GmbH will have no affect on Augusta Benelux. According to ...
Bilbao's Cycle 2000: 137 Exhibitors and Counting
BILBAO, Spain (23 May 2000)--Five months prior to the show, the 8th CYCLE Show has already signed 137 companies with 59 booths with a net surface area ...
'Slovenia EU Member in 2002
STRASBOURG, France (19 May 2000)--According to the Slovenian president Kucan, the country can become a member state of the European Union in 2002. He ...
Summer Ispo 2000 to Debut 'World of Bike Sports
MUNICH, Germany (27 March 2000)--Last month Messe Munich announced that it was temporarily setting aside its plans to hold its own bike show. This ...
New Motorcycle Show in London
LONDON, UK (24 March 2000)--The Motor Cycle Industry Association Exhibitions (MCIE), organizers of one of the world's largest motorcycle exhibitions, ...
Cannondale Blows its Top
BETHEL, US (October 3rd) - Three top managers have been given their notice at Cannondale US. Dan Alloway, Len Konecny and son of the company's founder, ...
Checco Moser Returns
MILAN, Italy (September 18) - 20 years ago Franceso 'Checco' Moser shattered the world hour record, 25 years ago he founded his company Cicli Moser and ...