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  • The insolvency plan of the European distributor of Breezer, Fuji and SE Bikes, Advanced Sports GmbH has been approved. – Photo Jo Beckendorff
    Financial4 Jan 24

    Advanced Sports' insolvency plan unanimously approved by creditors

    MUTLANGEN, Germany - A difficult market situation including slow consumer spending made Advanced Sports GmbH decide on 1 April last year to apply for insolvency in self-administration. Shortly before Christmas, the European distributor of Breezer, Fuji and SE Bikes report that their insolvency plan had been accepted.

  • The helmet manufacturer BSA which has been working for Uvex Group for almost 30 years will close by the end of 2024. – Photo Uvex Group
    Production12 Dec 23

    Uvex Group to close its German bicycle helmet production

    OBERNZELL, Germany - Cycling and sports gear manufacturer Uvex Group announced the closure of one of its European production locations in a strategic reorientation. The company will close its independent helmet production subsidiary, known as BSA, by the end of 2024. Approximately 190 jobs are affected by the closure.

  • Bike24’s total sales were down -16% to €61.1 million in the third quarter due to persistently poor consumer sentiment in the core market DACH. - Photo Bike24
    Financial7 Nov 23

    Bike24 reports Q3 sales drop but foresees comfortable inventory level

    DRESDEN, Germany - German e-commerce outlet Bike24 Holding has reported a 16% drop in total sales to €61.1 million in Q3, despite full bike sales seeing a 26% upturn due to an 'expanded brand portfolio'. In addition, the margin improvement initiatives continue to show positive development during the third quarter of 2023.

  • A recent investment round of €9 million turned out not to be enough to start full scale production. – Photo Gleam Technologies
    Insolvency & Chapter 113 Aug 23

    E-cargo bike manufacturer Gleam Technologies declared bankrupt

    VIENNA, Austria - Despite the insolvency reorganisation of Gleam Technologies and the public call for investors by company founder Mario Eibl, the company has failed to avoid bankruptcy. According to an official statement published last Friday, the insolvency has been changed to bankruptcy proceedings.

  • hGears Head of Business Development E-Mobility Fabio Stornaiuolo presenting a steel-made toothed wheel. - Photo Jo Beckendorff
    Innovations & products10 Aug 23

    hGears adopts co-engineering for producing precision e-bike components

    FRANKFURT, Germany - Once again, high-precision transmission parts and components producer hGears AG, with its comparatively young e-mobility business unit, had its own booth at this year's Eurobike.

  • The second edition of the Eurobike Investors Lounge attracted some 70 participants – Photo Kindermann Value Creation.
    Financial27 Jun 23

    Eurobike Investors Lounge enjoys growing interest from private equity

    FRANKFURT, Germany - The second edition of the Eurobike Investors Lounge attracted some 70 participants, primarily private equity investors and family offices. The high level of attendance shows that investors still see the potential of the bicycle industry.

  • Sports e-commerce vendor Signa Sports United is currently looking to clear excess inventory, putting significant pressure on gross margins and cash flow. – Photo Shutterstock
    Financial6 Jul 23

    Sales drop for online vendor Signa Sports United

    BERLIN, Germany - Bicycle, outdoor and team sports e-commerce vendor Signa Sports United reports a year-on-year 23.5% sales-drop down to €195 million in the second quarter of 2022/2023, which ended on March 31, 2023. The WiggleCRC, Bikester, Fahrrad.de and Probikeshop owner was still able to cope with the loss thanks to better results in the first sales quarter of fiscal year 2022/2023.

  • hGears is aiming for strong growth in the E-Mobility business unit in the next two to five years. – Photo hGears
    Financial16 May 23

    Despite sales drop hGears' e-mobility outlook remains positive

    SCHRAMBERG, Germany - According to precision gearbox manufacturer hGears AG, its first quarter 2023 results are in line with expectations. The strong performance of the premium, luxury and sports car segments was not able to compensate for the decline of the two other business segments e-mobility and e-tools - but at least cushioned it.

  • In April, Alltricks opened its seventh store in the Décathlon Campus in Villeneuve d’Asq. – Photo Alltricks
    Financial25 Apr 23

    Pure-player Alltricks exceeds €200 million in sales

    MONTIGNY-LE-BRETONNEUX, France - Alltricks, the omni-channel pure-player, has reported a turnover of €219 million in 2022. This represents a 30% increase compared to 2021. This figure includes the activity of Troc Vélo, the first specialised second-hand site that Alltricks acquired in March 2021. Last year, this company has recorded a 65% growth in active classifieds, generating a volume of transactions between individuals of €49 million.

  • For how long will Go Sport France sport hold on now their mother company has been put in receivership? – Photo Shutterstock
    Financial2 Feb 23

    Go Sport receivership brings uncertainty to French market

    GRENOBLE, France - The commercial court of Grenoble has put the sporting goods retailing giant Go Sport in receivership on 19th January after being notified of its state of cessation of payment. For retailer insiders these problems at Go Sport don't come as a surprise.

  • Sari Noromies: "We always strive to be a forerunner in this field."
    Sponsored Content2 Dec 22

    Herrmans reducing its CO2 footprint, bit by bit

    A hot topic in the bike industry currently is the quest for more sustainable bike components. The key to reaching real, long-term results, is to focus on the materials used to manufacture bike components, following-up with tangible targets leading to concrete impact.

  • Bike Europe4 Oct 22

    Bike Europe issue 5/2022 available online now

    ZEIST, The Netherlands - The October edition of Bike Europe magazine (issue 5/2022) is now available to read online in our digital magazine section. With a focus on production on Romania, a series of articles looks at how this former 'poorhouse' of Europe is becoming home to several prominent bicycle manufacturers.

  • Pinion and Stromer partner in the next generation shifting. – Photo Pinion
    electronic shifter1 Jul 22

    Pinion and Stromer partner in new e-bike gearbox system

    DENKENDORF, Germany - At Eurobike gearbox specialists Pinion will launch the next generation e-bike drive gearbox together with introduction partner Stromer. In line with the current trend and as long time discussed in the industry, we expected that Pinion will present it first electronically shifting gearbox.

  • With the first Mocci pre-series vehicle parts currently being produced, insights are being gathered for the design of the further series process. - Photo CIP Mobility
    Cargobike23 Jun 22

    German newcomer begins close to market pre-series parts production of Mocci SPV

    MUNICH, Germany - The first 'Made in Germany' pre-series parts production for Mocci's e-cargobike smart pedal vehicle (SPV) is underway. A pilot phase launch of the smart bikes is planned with selected B2B customers for fall 2022.

  • On display at the Taipei Cycle show, Lishui states that the new controller offers a combined torque that is 3 times higher than a regular e-bike. – Photo Bike Europe
    China8 Apr 22

    Lishui launches dual-motor controller

    NANJING, China - E-bike controller manufacturer Nanjing Lishui has developed a dual drive controller offering maximum flexibility for customised settings. The system comes with a communication protocol for the controller and display.

  • The unveiling of the B1 concept speed pedelec marked the introduction of Yamaha’s own e-bikes in Europe. – Photo Yamaha
    Company3 Mar 22

    Yamaha Motor launches e-bikes, speed pedelecs and electric scooters in Europe

    SCHIPHOL, the Netherlands - Europe is the next market for Yamaha to introduce a series of electric personal mobility products. In the première of Switch ON program, Yamaha revealed this morning details of its future electric models. Eric de Seynes, Yamaha Motor Europe's President & CEO explained more.

  • The new product range will be available through Rossignol Bikes D2C sales channels with home delivery. - Photo Rossignol Bikes
    Company3 Mar 22

    Rossignol Bikes celebrates global launch of new MTB product range

    SAINT-JEAN-DE-MOIRANS, France - Following the sale of Time Sport and Felt Bicycles, Rossignol Group is concentrating on its own bike brand. On March 1st, the French winter sports giant, celebrated the global launch of a completely new mountain bike and e-mountain bike range.

  • Three of the top five companies in the bicycle stock chart 2021 with major losses are occupied by Asian companies. - Photo Shutterstock
    bike industry stock chart3 Feb 22

    10 newcomers in 2021 Bicycle Stock Chart

    MUNICH, Germany - The year 2021 had it all: rising inflation, low and even negative interest rates, supply chains constraints, political crises, trade wars, more lock-downs, virus mutations, and so on. Despite all these uncertainties the global stock market trudged upwards, not to talk about the most ambitious 2021 bicycle stocks. How does that match?

  • The Enduo Evolve Cargo is the world’s first cargo e-bike specific drivetrain. – Photo New Motion Labs
    Cargobike18 Jan 22

    New Motion Labs launches disrupting drivetrain design

    EXETER, London - It was one of the technical innovations shown at recent events; the Enduo Evolve. The sprocket and chainring design enables a roller-chain to transfer power on both sides of the tooth. According to New Motion Labs this new development provides significant efficiency and lifetime increases.

  • Halfords has seen sales of e-bikes, e-scooters and accessories grow by more than 140% compared to pre-corona. – Photo Halfords
    Financial16 Nov 21

    Halfords notes supply challenges have begun to ease

    REDDITCH, UK - The UK's leading brick and mortar cycle retailer Halfords has issued upgraded profits guidance driven by both cycling and motoring growth. This was announced at the publication of the interim results for the 26 weeks to 1 October 2021.

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