SCHWEINFURT, Germany - Following a brief take-over by Austria's Pierer New Mobility, R Raymon Bicycles will now continue its journey as a 100% independently owned company under the guidance of founders Susanne and Felix Puello. Since 6 March a new chapter begins for the German bike brand. The financial details of the deal have not been disclosed by either party.
DRESDEN, Germany - After a strong final quarter in 2024, German e-commerce bicycle retailer Bike 24 Holding AG says it has not only confirmed its return to growth, but has also fully achieved its year 2024 profitability target. However, the full results for the 2024 financial year will not be published until March 26.
KOBLENZ, Germany - D2C-sales and custom-building - is that a match? Perhaps it is no coincidence that D2C bicycle supplier Canyon Bicycles GmbH is launching a worldwide custom bike program named "MyCanyon" shortly before opening its own Canyon Bicycles Munich Store. To get the message of the new program out the company even hired some renowned artists.
MUNICH, Germany - Last year, Decathlon Germany announced an expansion of its digital marketplace portfolio with both the Sushi branded e-bike range from Sushi Mobility GmbH as well as remanufactured e-bikes from refurbisher Rebike Mobility GmbH. Now the sporting goods retailer is strengthening its collaboration with Rebike with a new shop-in-shop retail concept.
MUNICH, Germany - The integration of ergonomic bicycle component company SQlab into the Boards & More Group has been full completed. This process took three years to complete and includes SQlab's relocation to Oberhaching, where the Boards & More Group offices are located.
BERLIN, Germany - Germany as a manufacturing base might not be the most logical choice for the bicycle industry when looking at the rising cost of labour. The strategic location in central Europe and the long heritage of production and engineering has always given the country a strong position in the industry. A group of industry leaders spoke out whether Germany is losing its appeal as a business location for bicycle companies or 'Made in Germany' is a concept for the future.
