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 ...
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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 ...
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 ...
Go Sport to Expand in Europe in 2001
PARIS, France (19 April 2000)--France¹s second largest sporting goods retail chain Go Sport has plans to enter two new European markets in 2001. The ...
Bicycling Australia Show 2000 Slated for October
MELBOURNE, Australia (19 April 2000)--The Bicycling Australia Show, Australia¹s only bicycle industry show open to both trade and the public, will be ...
More Name-Calling Between China and Taiwan
SHANGHAI, China (10 April 2000)- The latest, but undoubtedly not the last, name-calling escapade between mainland China and what it refers to as its ...
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 ...
Decathlon to Introduce First A-Brand: K2
VILLENEUVE D'ASCQ CEDEX, France (31 March 2000)--French sporting goods giant Decathlon has finally entered the A-brand bicycle arena. From the middle of ...
KMC to Open Two New Asian Facilities
SHENZHEN, China (28 March 2000)--KMC has announced that it is planning to add two major production facilities to its existing network, one in mainland ...
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, ...
Rabeneick, Bremer Fahrradmanufaktur to Cooperate
BREMEN, Germany (23 March 2000)--Bicycle manufacturer Bremer Fahrradmanufaktur and Rabeneick, both in the hands of the German bicycle giant Berthold ...
The Chiba Glove Company Increasing Factory Size
TAMPA, FL/USA (14 March 2000)--The Chiba Glove Company is set to begin operations at its new 50,000 square foot factory in March. This addition to the ...
Giant No Longer Exclusive Brand at Intersport Austria
DÜSSELDORF, Germany (21 February 2000)--Since 1 January 2000 Hannes Klocker is responsible for Giant in Austria. Klocker, who was responsible for ...
BMW Motorbike Increases Sales by 8% in 1999
BERLIN, Germany (7 February 2000)--Last year BMW's motorbike division recorded its seventh record year in a row. According to Marco von Maltzahn, ...
ZAP Signs Exclusive Distribution Agreement with Taiwanese Scooter Maker
SEBASTOPOL, CA/USA (26 January 2000)--Electric vehicle manufacturer ZAPWORLD.COM announced on 25 January that it has signed an agreement with electric ...
Management Buyout at Reynolds Cycle Tubing
BIRMINGHAM, UK (26 January 2000)--After 100 years of tube manufacturing, a private company comprising five former Reynolds' managers has acquired ...
Frankfurter Messe Cranks Up Efforts for Europe's First OEM Show
FRANKFURT, Germany (18 January 2000) -- Europe's first industry show for the bicycle sector, BikeOn, scheduled for this year, was postponed in December. ...
Alesa Filed For Suspension of Payment
ANTWERP, Belgium (November 13) - Alesa Rims, part of the Van Schothorst/Rigida holding, has filed for suspension of payment. Like the French rim makers ...