2nd Athens Bike Festival Scheduled for Mid September
Athens, a city with a growing cycling culture, will see the 2nd Bike Festival this year. It follows the success of last year when this show debuted ...
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Decathlon to Organize Bike Festivals Throughout Spain
Retail giant Decathlon hits the street in more than 70 Spanish cities and towns with a new family event called 'DecaBike'. In close cooperation with ...
Drop in Bike Use by Kids in Holland
For decades bikes have been the most used transport to get to and from school by children in the Netherlands. This is changing as is noted by VVN, the ...
Accell Group Acquires Minority Stake in Derby Cycle
Accell Group NV announces today that via its fully owned subsidiary In2Cycling BV it has acquired a 5.7% stake in the German bicycle group Derby Cycle ...
Ecosmo - Dahon Technologies Increases Service Levels
Ecosmo - Dahon Technologies Ltd. is one of the about one thousand exhibitors at Taipei Cycle 2011. Located on the 6th the booth will be manned by Peter ...
Taipei Cycle Show Expands with Outdoor Exhibition Area
In order to host as much exhibitors as possible the 2011 Taipei International Cycle Show has an Outdoor Exhibition Area. Demands for booths is so high ...
Real Man of British Cycling Bob Chicken (MBE) Passed Away
Last week Bob Chicken passed away in his sleep. Stalwart. Resolute. Pioneer. If things went in just threes then it would be easy to sum up Bob Chicken's ...
Trek Bicycle Expands Manufacturing & Storage Capacity
Trek Bicycle Corp has recently signed a one year lease contract to expand its space for manufacturing and storage. The additional space is located in ...
Cube Expands Dutch Warehouse to Facilitate UK Growth
Growing demand on UK and Irish markets resulted in a new office with integrated warehouse for Cube distributor Oneway in the Netherlands. Since 2001 ...
Velo-City 2011 to Take Place in Seville, from March 23-25
The successful establishment of a complete system of cycling infrastructures by the City Government of Seville has led the European Cyclist Federation ...
More Electronic Shifting at Shimano
It's not official yet, but as highlighted at several websites that are deep into roadracing, Shimano is launching an electronic shifting Ultegra ...
1,000th SRAM Force Set Sold in Netherlands and Belgium
At last weeks Bike Motion Benelux Show in Utrecht, the Netherlands dealers from Belgium and Holland were honoured who bought the 1,000th SRAM Force ...
Interbike Reverses Decision to Change Location/Date; Stays in Las Vegas in September
Just over three weeks ago Interbike's show management published a new schedule and location for the 2011 edition which caused a lot of discussion within ...
Hero Cycles to Enter US Market
Hero Cycles has announced plans to enter the US market by the end of this year, for which it is close to signing up with a local partner. According to a ...
BBB Celebrated Anniversary
Monday night, over 800 dealers from Belgium and the Netherlands celebrated the 20th anniversary of Augusta Benelux, owner and distributor of BBB ...
Price Hikes Accepted by Dealers; Order Intake Not Satisfactory
After the three trade days the result of this years Eurobike is that the widespread announced price increases for complete bicycles as well as parts & ...
Eurobike Fashion Show Presents More Bike Wear for City Bikers
Eurobike's first Fashion Shows were visited by big crowds today. This year's shows are held in the Foyer East. Vaude, X-Bionic, Gore, Craft, REDVIL, ...
New Bike Industry Association in Spain
The bike sector in Spain has formed a new association called AMBE. President of AMBE is Gonzalo Garcia de Salazar (photo) who is MD of Trek Spain. Main ...
Bike Hire Schemes are 'Sinister UN Plot
In more and more cities across the United States bike hire schemes are introduced. The latest one opened in Denver this spring. However, whether there ...
<b>Italy 2009:</b> No Crisis on Italian Bike Market
2009 was a fantastic year for the Italian bicycle industry despite, or even because of the economic crisis. The economy was in depression but ...