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  • Volt’s factory in Milton Keynes has an annual capacity of 25,000 e-bikes. – Photos Volt Bikes
    Volt1 Sep 22

    Volt Bikes co-founder: "Reshoring production was right for us"

    MILTON KEYNES, UK - In 2020 and with Brexit looming, e-bike manufacturer, Volt, took the decision to reshore its production from China to home soil in the UK. Two years, and a global pandemic later, has the moved paid off? Bike Europe caught up with co-founder James Metcalfe.

  • “Receiving the first UKCA certificate is of great significance for Bafang to further develop its business in the UK market and expand its overseas business," said Jiang Huiping, director of Bafang Marketing & Sales Center. – Photo Bafang
    Bafang14 Apr 21

    Bafang's M200 drive system receives China's first UKCA certification

    SUZHOU, China - Bafang, has received the UKCA certificate from TÜV SUD, an international third-party testing, inspection and certification institution for its M200 central motor drive system. It is the first certificate presented to the Chinese e-bike industry and indicates that the product conforms to the latest market access requirements of the UK.

  • The long traffic jams at the EU and UK borders was an indication that trade was slowed. – Photo Bike Europe
    Brexit30 Mar 21

    UK e-bike and bicycle export suffers double digit declines under...

    LONDON, UK - The most recent monthly figures showing like-for-like bike and e-bike imports and exports released by the Bicycle Association (BA) show a huge fluctuation. The statistics reveal the massive double whammy effect of the Covid crisis and the UK's exit from the EU has had on the bike and e-bike flows into and out of the UK.

  • “No direct impact on our direct-to-consumer business,” says Ollie Gray of Hunt Bike Wheels - Christopher Jones | Bicycles Network Australia
    Australia16 Mar 21

    Will Brexit impact the import of bikes and parts in Australia?

    MELBOURNE, Australia - Supply chain constraints as a result of Covid-19 left many shops and distributers sold-out of stock in Australia. In the meantime, Brexit has gone under the radar for Aussies, though it has started causing disruptions between Europe and the UK and could have a fallout for Australian distributers, bike shops and customers as well.

  • Gocycle has announced the opening of its new European subsidiary in the Netherlands. – Photo Gocycle
    Brexit25 Feb 21

    Brexit prompts Gocycle to open EU subsidiary in the Netherlands

    LONDON, UK - To improve its growing EU customer base, Gocycle has announced the opening of its new European subsidiary. The Netherlands-based subsidiary will include localised EU-wide fulfilment from a central distribution center in Germany. The warehouse will stock and distribute Gocycle products and accessories, fulfilling the brand's orders across the European Union.

  • The UK will officially leave the European Union on January 1st 2021, but the full effect of Brexit on e-bike trade and regulations is still unclear. - Photo Shutterstock
    Anti-dumping18 Dec 20

    Ensuring compliance for UK e-bike exports post-Brexit

    LONDON, England - While talks to ensure a Brexit deal are still on-going, e-bike manufacturers and exporters need to prepare legal provisions for trading in the UK market. Although a lot still remains uncertain, somethings are now clearer,

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