After two years of not participating in the Eurobike show Europe's biggest dealer cooperative 'Zweirad-Einkaufs-Genossenschaft, ZEG' announces to be back next year and also in the years thereafter. With that ZEG's wholly owned brand names like Bulls, Hercules, Kettler Alu-Rad and Flyer are returning. Georg Honkomp,
GENEVA, Switzerland - The World Bicycle Industry Association (WBIA) is growing. The latest new members that are welcomed are AICMA (All India Cycle Manufacturers' Association) and ANAFABI (Mexican Association of Bicycle Manufactures). They already joined the last WBIA General Assembly which was held last July.
ZEIST, The Netherlands - The August edition of Bike Europe magazine (issue 4/2022) is now available to read online in our digital magazine section. Read the review of Eurobike's debut in Frankfurt, how battery cell shortages are set to continue into 2023 and an interview with Canyon's new CEO.
PARIS, France - After several years of growth, the French trade show Pro Days changed in size in 2022. This year's edition held from 3-5 July offered a wide choice in terms of brands which for the first time were spread over two halls. With a booming domestic market, the Pro Days looks to have consolidated its role as a gateway to the French market for international brands.
NEW DELHI, India - German show giant NürnbergMesse India has formed a strategic cooperation with Annex Media, organisers of CFOSE, India's International Cycle, Fitness & Outdoor Expo. With a huge domestic market and burgeoning e-bike segment it is hoped that the synergy between the two organisations will propel the tradeshow to greater heights.
FRANKFURT, Germany - The attendance of high-ranking politicians from the urban, state and federal governments at the Eurobike Convention will mark the start of a new era for the global trade fair. Eurobike states that this year it is 'becoming political' as its convention explores the role of the bicycle in the 'mobility revolution.'
BRUSSELS, Belgium - High-level keynotes, CEO panels, business leaders, European policy makers and academics are on the line-up of this year's Cycling Industries Europe (CIE) Summit. During the event on 12 May, industry experts will debate current trends, innovations, leadership topics and visions for 2030.
FRIEDRICHSHAFEN, Germany - To create room for future expansion and to improve accessibility, Messe Friedrichshafen will move the leading e-bike and bicycle Eurobike to Frankfurt.
WAIBLINGEN, Germany - In response to the rapidly increasing demand Stihl is expanding its production capacities for e-bike components. The company announced an investment of around €16 million in its magnesium die casting facility in Weinsheim, Germany.
MILAN, Italy - "In 2020 people have come to understand the value of e-bikes and bicycles as an alternative for mobility and an opportunity to improve personal well-being," states Selle Royal Group project leader Monica Savio explaining the main reason for the Italian company to support the first edition of MobilitARS, a digital symposium on urban mobility. This first of a series of four events will start tomorrow, February 3rd.
SUZHOU, China- Bafang has developed a Dealer Direct Service concept for bicycle manufacturers who use its complete e-bike drive system. This will be launched step by step from February; first within the Netherlands for several selected brands, followed by a phased roll-out across the whole of Europe.
MONTREAL, Canada - Premium bike manufacturer, Argon 18, has established a new European headquarters in Lynge, Denmark. By merging operations with United Cycling, formerly Argon 18's official distributor in Scandinavia, Argon 18 Europe has been created. The European headquarters will offer a centralised distribution, warehousing and a customer service hub to better serve international partners.
BRUSSELS, Belgium - During the recent CONEBI General Assembly, the Board of Directors, secretariat and national members honoured Siegfried Neuberger. They unanimously decided to rename the CONEBI E-Bike Working Group into the Neuberger E-Bike Working Group.
MUNICH, Germany -The forthcoming edition of the World Cycling Forum (WCF) will take place from 9-10 September 2021 during the IAA Mobility show, the World Federation of the Sporting Goods Industry (WFSGI) has announced.
GDANSK, Poland - The Swedish based e-bike producer ProNordic announced the opening of their e-bike factory in Gdansk, Poland. "Our plan to expand the production capacity in Gdansk became reality a little bit sooner than expected," said one of the ProNordic owners and founder Martin Walleräng.
Euro-Cycles SA is a company that stands out. The Tunisian manufacturer offers its OEM customers, next to quality bikes built to individual specifications as well as short lead times, competitive prices. For that Euro-Cycles holds a (import) duty free status into the EU as its bikes are supplied with a EUR1 document.
DOETINCHEM, The Netherlands - Bike Europe will not publish its regular email newsletter this coming Thursday. Also our newsletter in Chinese
ESSLINGEN, Germany - Internetstores GmbH, subsidiary of Signa Retail Group, has opened its first Fahrrad.de's brick & mortar store in Stuttgart.
Manchester-based Indian-owned bike manufacturer Hero Cycles has presented its e -bike range to the Indian and British Prime Ministers Narendra Modi and
India's biggest bicycle tyre producer Ralson (India) Limited is ramping up its production capacity at its second plant in Doraha, Ludhiana. Currently, this
