FRANKFURT, Germany - enviolo, known for its unique stepless shifting products, introduced two new additions to its product portfolio during Eurobike this year the 'Extreme' hub and gearbox. With the Extreme products enviolo aims to strengthen its position in the B2B e-cargo bike segment and meet the demands of bicycle manufacturers who want to equip cargo bikes with enviolo's stepless shifting technology.

ADELMANNSFELDEN, Germany - A new name in bicycle hub gear technology is debuting on this year's Eurobike. The innovative nine speed hub called '3x3 by H+B Hightech' is the latest development of the family owned company Heine + Beisswenger Group.

TURNHOUT, Belgium - The Belgian company, Classified, are the originators of the Powershift rear hub, which is a 2-speed, wireless alternative to a front derailleur, featuring the company's proprietary technology, including wireless handlebar units and a 'smart' thru-axle.

ROSA, Italy - Component manufacturer Ursus developed the new RD50 hubs with a focus on the construction precision during manufacturing. According to Ursus they have reduced the tolerances to the nearest micron, while every single dimension is subject to extreme measurements during the production process.

ZWOLLE, The Netherlands - Last year, the Dutch high-end carbon wheel manufacturer, FFWD entered the gravel category with Drift wheels. Now, with the introduction of the new FFWD Two/One hubs, the company says it has created a 'bomb proof gravel set'.

CHANGHUA CITY, Taiwan - Oxtec hubs, manufactured by Tai-World Mfg. come with an new developed inner structure. While Oxtec hubs are compatible with both mountain bikes and e-bikes they feature important advantages.