A new name, another location and a different format should create the right balance between a professional fair and an end-consumer event. The name of this

For the first time in the company's history, bb-set manufacturer Thun has taken on three trainees at the same time.

FRIEDRICHSHAFEN, Germany - ECF's Cycling Industry Club announced last week at Eurobike that it has made a big step forward

BRUSSELS, Belgium - On June 16 at the Velo-city conference 2017 the European Cyclists' Federation (ECF) will hand over the newly developed EU Cycling

OSTERMUNDIGEN, Switzerland - The Responsible Sport Initiative (RSI) is initiated by the World Federation of the Sporting Goods Industry (WFSGI)

FRIEDRICHSHAFEN, Germany - The link with cycling is being shaped more firmly as the outdoor sector focuses on the urban lifestyle trend.

The World Cycling Forum features an impressive line-up of keynote speakers. It includes bicycle industry insiders as well as highly respected specialists

The Conference that is organized by the World Federation of the Sporting Goods Industry (WFSGI) and Bike Europe puts the cycling industry's near future into

JAKOBSTAD, Finland - Herrmans Oy Ab have completed the first phase of its factory expansion and modernization. The bicycle parts makers plans an increase in production of some 50% in the next five years.

Grofa GmbH, one of Germany's biggest P&A distributors, took the next step in its international expansion with the acquisition of the Benelux distributor

BERN, Switzerland - The World Federation of the Sporting Goods Industry (WFSGI) as the representative body of the bicycle industry announced today that the trial of disc brakes in road racing will be restarted as of January 1, 2017.

With the market swiftly changing, more and more bicycle companies are preparing parts to streamline and improve the durability of electric bikes, particularly given a huge surge in demand is expected in the near future.

Between 3 and 7 July, Eurobike in Frankfurt am Main will once again act as a focal point for innovation, trends and networking in the global bicycle and light electric mobility industry. We spoke with Stefan Reisinger, CEO of the event organiser Fairnamic, about the programme and his expectations for this year's edition.

In the dynamic world of bike assembly, manufacturers persistently pursue innovative solutions to refine their production processes. The challenge lies in designing an efficient workflow, and the integration of cutting-edge machinery will revolutionize the industry. These machines not only augment production capacity and quality but also prioritize energy efficiency, data communication, error reduction, space optimization, mobility, and ergonomic considerations.

Holland Mechanics recently acquired the rim drilling machine from TSG group. This high-end rim drilling station is designed to accurately drill spoke and valve holes into carbon rims and other high-end rims.

Both physical and online events, Taipei Cycle & Taipei Cycle DigitalGo 2023, are open for pre-registration via the Taipei Cycle website. This year's show has confirmed attendance from 850 exhibitors across 3,000 booths. During the 2023 event, leading brands such as Giant, Merida, Shimano, SRAM, KMC, BESV will be presenting their innovations.

From the production of motorcycle parts to Portugal's biggest manufacturer of rims and wheels - the 70-year-long history of the Portuguese company Rodi Industries is more than impressive. With an increased production capacity and a new product line, the Aveiro based firm now wants to further expand its business field. The target: cargo bikes and their wheels.

The year 2022 has been a milestone for Leader 96 Ltd, one of the largest e-bike manufacturers in Eastern Europe, with over a quarter of a century of experience in production and distribution of bicycles, exporting to Belgium, Germany, the Netherlands, Italy, Sweden, and others. Rebranding, new factory and corporate acquisition are just a few examples of the changes that occurred in the last twelve months.

Supply chain has been a longstanding problem among bike retailers: from lengthening order lead times to holding inventories, the risk has been a cause of concern for many players. As the industry becomes less and less agile, players who are able to go against the flow are sure to enjoy significant benefits. This is the story about Polygon, a brand that through its agile supply chain practices is well poised to woo retailers in a post COVID-19 world.

As the sales figures of Urban Iki grew, the organization grew with them. OGK Europe started out in 2017 with 2 people; today the team consists of 16 employees. An entire new building is currently under construction in the Netherlands, which was designed with a Japanese touch.