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  • "Over the longer term, I expect GPSR measures to lead to greater attention to product safety and, consequently, to an increase in recalls," said Rutger Oldenhuis. – Photo Shutterstock
    eu directives27 Jan 26

    More recalls, more transparency: how the GPSR is reshaping product safety

    The European bicycle industry is one year into the General Product Safety Regulations (GPSR) set by the European Union, and a recent spate of recalls has raised the question, are these just a series of isolated quality lapses, or part of the broader impact of the GPSR?

  • The DPP will empower consumers to make well-informed choices and enable businesses and authorities to enhance traceability and compliance. – Photo Shutterstock
    Battery directive29 May 25

    Industry gears up for Digital Product Passport implementation on e-bike batteries

    BRUSSELS, Belgium - The industry is making preparations for the Digital Product Passport (DPP) as this regulation will apply to the first relevant product category from 18 February 2027. At that time, its application will become mandatory for specific battery types.

  • Adult May bugs, or cockchafers, emerge from the ground during late spring. – Photo Shutterstock
    Product regulations29 May 25

    May bugs in April? Why they matter when considering EU product compliance

    ZEIST, the Netherlands - It's May as I write this blog, the time of year when cockchafers (May bugs) emerge from the ground en masse. This phenomenon is remarkable in itself, as the insect has been largely eradicated in most parts of the Netherlands due to pesticide use. Each time, it's a fascinating spectacle. After spending up to five years underground as larvae - being a persistent nuisance to my garden - they get to live above ground for just a few short weeks.

  • The new LimeBike will make its debut this spring in cities across Europe and the United States. - Photo Lime
    Rental and Leasing9 May 25

    Lime rolls out new e-bike in European cities, moves away from e-scooters

    ZURICH, Switzerland - Following successful trials in Zurich, Atlanta and Seattle, Lime is readying its release of a new e-bike to European and North American city streets. The micromobility rideshare company has capitalised on the idea of grab-and-go transport for years with its fleet of e-scooters and e-bikes, and currently boasts a history of more than 750 million rides across hundreds of cities worldwide.

  • Avinox makes official stance on impending EU legislation clear with new update. Photo DJI
    E-bike regulations6 May 25

    DJI announces 1000w turbo boost update amid EU considerations to cap e-bike power

    FRANKFURT, Germany - As e-bike companies across Europe grapple with concerns over new European Union considerations to cap e-bike power at a maximum output of 750 watts, some are making their stances on the subject clear.

  • “Europe will come up with new regulations. We and our European partners are well prepared for that,” said Burkhard Stork, managing director of ZIV. – Photo Bike Europe
    E-bike regulations10 Apr 25

    Will e-bikes stay classified as bicycles under new EU rules?

    BERLIN, Germany - Several EU ministries already announced before the 2024 European elections, that regulations on vehicles would be revised, which also lead to changes in the existing e-bike regulations. It instantly raised concerns within the industry whether e-bikes will continue to be classified as bicycles. If not, the industry fears type approval and other restrictive regulations to be implemented for what is currently considered e-bikes.

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