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  • Halford’s cycling segment pulls ahead of its other divisions to come out on top for FY26 profit. – Photo Halfords
    Financial29 Apr 26

    Halford's cycling segment dominates growth performance for FY26

    British bicycle manufacturer and industry barometer Halfords Group UK reports strong performance in its bicycle segment for FY26 (April 2025 - April 2026). The Group says sales have increased across its core industries of automotive, retail and leisure, but none have seen as much progress as its cycling division, which climbed 6.4%.

  • For foreign importers like Riese & Müller, the US administration's decision not to subject the bicycle industry to high metal tariffs is sure to be a relief. – Photo Shutterstock
    Trade Regulations7 Apr 26

    US bike industry campaign brings end to proposed steel and aluminium tariffs

    A persistent and far-reaching campaign by the United States trade organisation PeopleForBikes to prevent bicycles and e-bikes from becoming subject to high metal tariffs has paid off. US President Donald Trump announced in early April that the bicycle industry would not be subject to the new Section 232 steel and aluminium tariffs, which would have cost manufacturers millions on imported steel and aluminium products.

  • How much time will Canyon get to recover its financial performance now that the new GBL CEO has announced a change in investment strategy? – Photo Canyon
    Financial17 Mar 26

    Canyon reports 7% sales drop to €738 mln

    All financial indicators in 2025 have already made it clear that Canyon is still unable to recover from the post-pandemic industry crisis. The full-year results from owner Groupe Bruxelles Lambert (GBL) showed a further 7% decline in Canyon's sales, resulting in a net loss of 34% across the whole year.

  • For the first time in its history, Campagnolo has appointed a Board member from outside the founding family: Matteo Cassina. – Photo Matteo Cassina
    People5 Mar 26

    Campagnolo appoints industry heavyweight as first non-family member to its Board

    Matteo Cassina, the Italian manager and entrepreneur, owner of Passoni and the media platform Rouleur joins the Campagnolo Board at a pivotal moment for the component manufacturer. It signals a new phase following recent restructuring talks and labour agreements. For the first time in its history, the Italian brand has taken a significant step in its governance by appointing a Board member from outside the founding family.

  • Canyon reports its difficult financial year in 2025 has led to restructuring and a 20% workforce reduction. – Photo Canyon
    Financial21 Jan 26

    Canyon cuts 320 jobs as it strives for €1bn revenue target

    Amid ongoing revenue slides and restructuring efforts to counter losses, Canyon Bicycles GmbH has announced large-scale job cuts. The German bicycle brand will cut 320 of its 1,600 employees, equivalent to 20% of its workforce.

  • The Polana factory houses one Holland Mechanics assembly line and 12 individual stands for high-end bike assembly. – Photo Bike Europe
    E-bike and bicycle factory3 Oct 25

    Polana Bikes targets OEM growth from Polish base

    MYSŁOWICE, Poland - Located just outside the Polish city of Katowice, Polana Bikes has quietly set up a state-of-the-art bicycle production facility. With its own e-bike brand already on the domestic market, the company has big ambitions to change the narrative regarding European e-bike production. Under the motto 'Passion for bicycles meets industrial precision,' the company relies on local expertise with a touch of Chinese 'Guanxi.'

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