EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement Coming; Bike Products Export to Grow
BRUSSELS, Belgium - Next summer the European Union's Free Trade Agreement with Vietnam (EVFTA) is expected to be signed. This was confirmed at the EVFTA

BRUSSELS, Belgium - Next summer the European Union's Free Trade Agreement with Vietnam (EVFTA) is expected to be signed. This was confirmed at the EVFTA

BRUSSELS, Belgium - On a request by Bike Europe the European Bicycle Manufacturers Association presented a reaction on the recent actions

People in Northern Ireland who are using or would like to use a pedal assisted electric bike 25 km/h-250W have to put up with a few legal hurdles. Whilst

AMSTERDAM, the Netherlands - The European and Dutch bicycle industry achieved a positive result in the standard settings of speed

Following the publication of speed -e-bike helmet certification in the Netherlands, the NTA 8776, it is now possible to have these helmets certified.

E-MTBs are rising to new heights, that's what Eurobike and other autumn 2016 shows indicated. The motor-assisted mountain bike was 'all over the place'.

TAIPEI, Taiwan - The Public Meeting organized by the World Federation Sporting Goods Industry (WFSGI) at last week's Taipei Show included an update on the talks with the UCI on the 6.8 kg weight limitation for road bikes.

TAIPEI, Taiwan - The first-ever Leaders' Panel that took place at last week's Taipei Cycle Show had the top names of the industry sending a strong message in favour of collaboration with governments and advocates in order to grow the pie for everyone.

WETTER, Germany - The Germany security product supplier Abus is closely involved in the development of a dedicated speed e-bike helmet for the North European market. Together with the Dutch standardization institute NEN the requirements for this helmet that complies with the ECE 22.05 standard are laid out at the moment.

TAIPEI, Taiwan - The export of bicycles and bicycle components from Taiwan surged by 16.2% to just over 3 million units in the first three quarters of 2015 compared to 2.65 million in 2014. According to the latest statistics of the Taiwan Bicycle Association (TBA), the industry is recovering after several years of declining export.