The Grip-Type assembling system is Orion Group's most sold assembling system, used by several European OEMs. "It is most appreciated for its fast ...

For the eighth time, innovations in the bicycle industry will be awarded by Eurobike. Organized by Messe Friedrichshafen and iF-Design, the Eurobike ...

Selle Royal Improves the Anatomical Saddle

One of the largest manufacturers of bicycle mudguards in India - Darshan Udyog is adding one more production line for making mudguards at its Ludhiana ...

Taiwan based frame maker Axman will show its newest 29-er carbon frame at Taipei Cycle. It's ultra light and weighs just 950 grams.

With the Powerled Evo, Sigma Sport has produced a light generating no less than 900 lumen 400% more light than the predecessor, Powerled Black. Using ...

Saint-Gobain Introduces Cost Effective Bearings

Can you still improve toe-clips? Apparently, yes. CKC did and made them multifunctional as well. The new toe-clips are nylon inside, making them ...

Together with the BioLogic Robotman, Joshua Hon launched Dahon's new brand of cycling gear at Eurobike, saying, BioLogic will be about more than just ...

The Chinese Hefei Guoxuan High-tech power energy Co., Ltd was established in July, 2006 and is located in Yaohao Industrial Park of Hefei, Anhui ...

LAUSANNE, Switzerland - The final details on the motor-gearbox system developed by Saga Group will only be presented at the end of this year but their newest product was already on display at Eurobike. Their French production partner FAVI showed the Saga motor-gearbox as an illustration of their capabilities.

LILLE, France - One of the best known Decathlon executives in the bicycle industry, Didier Morelle has announced his departure from the French retailer. In the past decades, he became a well known face in the international bicycle industry, holding various positions at Europe's largest bicycle retailer, lastly as bike procurement director.

BRUSSELS, Belgium - E-bikes have become the top electric vehicle choice for European consumers, offering mobility, leisure, and health benefits. The e-bike also brought the much-wanted reshoring of production: e-bikes for European markets are predominantly made locally. While the e-bike continues to gain ground, bicycle sales have slipped away.

DOETINCHEM, the Netherlands - This trade journal recently launched its newest service: the Bike Europe Jobs Board. This new service comes with an

BRUSSELS, Belgium - "The Union industry contributes significantly to technological innovation and spin offs, such as the recently developed EPACs that ...

BERLIN, Germany - Full-service mobility provider Cycle has acquired the Dutch delivery e-bike manufacturer, Ebike4Delivery. "This strategic acquisition strengthens our position as a provider of e-bike fleets for the delivery industry in Europe," writes Cycle in a statement. The transaction includes the staff, all e-bikes, and existing leasing contracts.

TAICHUNG, Taiwan - The annual event for product managers, the Taichung Bike Week will open its doors again from 24-27 September. The event's relevance has changed significantly, after Eurobike decided to move to the June/July window. The big question this year is whether the market is ready again for this sourcing event.

GIVISIEZ, Switzerland - After Scott Sports Group majority owner Youngone Corporation dismissed longstanding CEO Beat Zaugg with immediate effect at the end of March they appointed investment banker Juwon Kim as his successor. This was the starting point for a power struggle between longtime industry expert Zaugg and Youngone. Now the dust seems to have settled with the appointment of a CEO duo.

FRANKFURT, Germany - The fact that the US e-bike market is lagging behind European counterparts is well-known within the industry. A forecast based on a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 30% over the next 7 years could see the US e-bike market reach 6.7 million units and match regular bicycle sales in 2030. This data presented at Eurobike by eCycleElectric however, represented the most optimistic scenario.

MAGSTADT, Germany - At the beginning of May, Merida & Centurion Germany GmbH (MCG) announced that Jürgen Falke, the long-standing CEO and co-founder of Merida R&D Center GmbH had left the company on 30 April for health reasons. After a short, serious illness and far too early 61year old Jürgen Falke passed away on 13 June.