Selle Royal Introduces 1st Saddle Suited for E-bike Market

Wittkop, a subsidiary of Buechel GmbH & Co. Fahrzeugteilefabrik KG. is launching orthopaedic correct saddles under the Medicus brand name. For the ...

Its like an expensive wine that comes in a wooden box. BPeople, a new brand in saddles which presented itself for the first time at the 2010 Eurobike, ...

Lepper from Holland, the company that next to saddles also produces mudguards, recently started production of plastic mudguards.

This year's ExpoBici Show, taking place 18 - 20 September, 2010 in Padova, Italy, will take up three exhibition halls. As the deadline for early ...

BBB has a lot of different sports saddles in its collection, including models for competition use. The SupremeBase is a saddle that is suitable for ...

WTB has expanded its offering in saddles. For 2009 the component supplier offers a range that includes three different line-ups: Vigo for Marathon, ...

TAIPEI, Taiwan - Taiwan bike makers recorded a double-digit growth of their export to Europe in 2007. Revenues were up more than 22% and totalled even ...

Along with some carbon 29-er frames and its CAT4 carbon road race frame that offers 'the perfect balance between performance and price' in a 1,000 gram ...

比利時，布魯塞爾（BRUSSELS）－歐盟執行委員會（European Commission，以下簡稱執委會）於上週宣布，針對中國電動自行車續課反傾銷與反補貼雙稅，期限再延長5年。該會決定對各公司適用個別反傾銷稅率，稅率從9.9%（Giant Electric Vehicle）至70.1%（未配合調查公司）不等。

COLOMBO, Sri Lanka - Firefox in Sri Lanka is setting-up a new plant in Bangladesh. This comes after Sri Lanka lost its GSP+ (import) duty free access to ...

AMSTELVEEN, the Netherlands - Ahead of the publication of the official 2024 sales statistics in the Netherlands, market researcher GfK-NIQ reports a shrinking market for e-bikes for the second consecutive year. E-bike suppliers are looking for new ways to regenerate the market. Leasing and employee benefits program are important drivers to expand the market again.

BRUSSELS, Belgium - E-bike brand Cowboy has fully moved its e-bike assembly operations to France. In a strategic nearshoring move, the partnership with Rebirth Group subsidiary ReCycles aims to reduce delivery times, and strengthen customer support as the brand seeks to meet demand for its e-bikes across Europe.

HEERENVEEN, the Netherlands - Accell Group has completed its recapitalisation process after it secured sufficient support from its key stakeholders last November. The sanction hearing in the English court on 23 January 2025, at which the court sanctioned the recapitalisation following the agreement that Accell reached with the majority of its financial stakeholders in October 2024, was the final step before yesterday's finalisation.

丹麥，哥本哈根（COPENHAGEN）－2025年哥本哈根自行車展（Copenhagen Bike Show）是斯堪地那維亞地區為消費者和廠商舉辦的重要商展，該展規模持續擴大。今年展會於3月第一個週末開幕，參觀者及參展商數量雙雙創下新紀錄。

MUNICH, Germany - The integration of ergonomic bicycle component company SQlab into the Boards & More Group has been full completed. This process took three years to complete and includes SQlab's relocation to Oberhaching, where the Boards & More Group offices are located.

In this edition of Bike Europe: Accell cuts debt by €600 million - Interview Flyer CEO Andy Kessler - Central Europe is preparing to take controlling position in manufacturing - "Industry needs new business models"

TAIPEI, Taiwan - The Taipei Cycle Show 2025 officially opened today, with the theme of Ride the Revolution. With the country's manufacturing industry looking to rebuild after a couple of very challenging years, the organisers report optimistic attendance figures.

LONDON, England - Following a public consultation process, the UK's Department for Transport has decided against implementing new legislation for e-bikes in the country. Under discussion were raising the maximum continuous power classification of e-bikes from 250 watts to 500 watts and allowing throttle assistance up to 25 km/h on e-bikes without the need for type approval.

BRUSSELS, Belgium - The European Parliament and the Council of the EU last week reached a provisional agreement to exclude e-bikes from insurance obligations. The cycling associations ECF and CONEBI claim victory.