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  • Cowboy issued a recall on its C4 ST (Edition MR) e-bike model due to a potential frame failure. - Photo Cowboy
    recalls9 May 25

    Cowboy recalls e-bike model over potential frame failure

    BRUSSELS, Belgium - E-bike manufacturer Cowboy has announced a voluntary recall of its C4 ST (Edition MR) model due to a potential safety issue involving the bike's frame. The Brussels-based company discovered during quality testing that the bike is at risk of developing fatigue cracks at the weld joint between the headtube and the downtube after approximately 2,500 kilometres of use.

  • The partnership with Cowboy marks a shift for ReCycles, expanding its production from traditional bicycles to high-tech e-bikes. – Photo Cowboy
    E-bike and bicycle factory21 Feb 25

    Cowboy partners with ReCycles to nearshore e-bike assembly in France

    BRUSSELS, Belgium - E-bike brand Cowboy has fully moved its e-bike assembly operations to France. In a strategic nearshoring move, the partnership with Rebirth Group subsidiary ReCycles aims to reduce delivery times, and strengthen customer support as the brand seeks to meet demand for its e-bikes across Europe.

  • Next investment round for e-bike brand Cowboy. – Photo Cowboy
    Investment6 Sep 24

    Cowboy raises €5 million in new investment round

    BRUSSELS, Belgium - The omnichannel brand Cowboy has announced a new strategic investor. Cypress Capital is leading a €5 million financing round supported by existing investors. Hongkong based Cypress Capital invested €3 million while other existing Cowboy partners Index Ventures, Hardware Club, Future Positive Capital, Isomer, and Exor together invested another €2 million.

  • The launch of a showroom in Brussels in November is part of Cowboy's growing omni-channel strategy. – Photo Cowboy
    People14 Dec 23

    Ex-Oura and Peloton chiefs join Cowboy board

    BRUSSELS, Belgium - In what it calls "a strategic move to further strengthen its governance", e-bike brand Cowboy has appointed two senior industry figures to its leadership team. Harpreet Singh Rai, former CEO of health tech wearables company Oura, will now serve as a board member and Kevin Cornils, former COO at Peloton joins as strategic advisor.

  • “Without Karim there would be no Cowboy,” shared Adrien Roose and Tanguy Goretti in announcing the co-founder's death aged 36. - Photo Cowboy
    people5 Oct 23

    Cowboy mourns the loss of co-founder Karim Slaoui

    BRUSSELS, Belgium - E-bike brand Cowboy has announced that one of its co-founders, Karim Slaoui, has sadly passed away. The 36-year-old died of a rare form of cancer.

  • Cowboy introduced its latest model, Cruiser, in July 2023. – Photo Cowboy
    Financial15 Sep 23

    E-bike brand Cowboy marks first foray into profitability

    BRUSSELS, Belgium - "July was notably our best sales month ever and first profitable month," Cowboy co-founder and CEO Adrien Roose has announced. The Belgian D2C e-bike brand notes 'unit economics and discipline with costs' as key reasons for the milestone.

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