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  • Supernova tail lights are known for their lightweight build, high-brightness output and battery-free power supply. – Photo Supernova
    Laws & regulations26 Mar 26

    Supernova's lawsuit highlights the importance of patent protection

    Bicycle lighting system manufacturer Supernova Design GmbH has filed a lawsuit in German court against Sate-Lite (Foshan) Plastics Co., Ltd for allegedly infringing on Supernova's patent. Patent disputes can often be time-consuming and costly endeavours, but they are vital to the protection of innovation and business for companies like Supernova.

  • The NGO’s highlight how a common charger would lower costs for fleet operators, reduce safety risks, improve repairability, prevent electronic waste, and facilitate the roll-out of both private and public charging infrastructures. -  Photo Bol
    Product regulations25 Dec 25

    NGO group renews call for harmonised e-bike charger standards in Europe

    BRUSSELS, Belgium - 19 environmental NGOs, consumer organisations, and tourism and mobility businesses have written a joint letter to urge the European Commission to harmonise charging systems for electric bicycles and other light means of transport (LMT). "The lack of standardisation of charging connectors is needlessly slowing Europe's green transformation," the group supported by the European Environmental Bureau (EEB) writes.

  • The user of tomorrow was the key topic at the recent ZIV Technology Conference, opened by Puky CEO Britta Sieper and ZIV president Burkhard Stork. – Photo Bike Europe
    Product regulations27 Nov 25

    Industry faces challenge of new cyclists at ZIV tech conference

    BERLIN, Germany - The growing importance of cycling in the mobility mix brings new challenges to the industry. Consumer expectations and product requirements are shifting quickly and will continue to change in the years ahead. The 'user of tomorrow' was the key topic at a recent ZIV Technology Conference. What does this mean for construction, safety, and design? How is the industry meeting these demands with technological innovation?

  • LEVA-EU fears new requirements in Belgium would be detrimental to the nation’s currently leading position in speed-pedelec sales. – Photo PhatFour
    Market trends13 Nov 25

    Belgian fatbike boom evokes conflicting opinions from LEVA-EU and Mobility Committee

    BRUSSELS, Belgium - Belgian policymakers looking to impose new restrictions on e-bikes are facing pushback from European trade organisation LEVA-EU, which says the measures could harm the market and clash with existing European Union law.

  • LEVA-EU and the German industry association ZIV clash in public over whose future concept for e-bike regulation best serves the e-bike market. - Photo Bike Europe
    E-bike regulations2 Oct 25

    Industry organisations ZIV and LEVA-EU clash over e-bike regulations

    BRUSSELS, Belgium - The dispute on future e-bike regulations in the European committee where e-bike standards are developed, the CEN/TC 333*, has entered the next level of argumentation. Until now, many questioned the German industry association ZIV over its standpoint. Yesterday, ZIV published a statement claiming that, "our member companies once again explicitly endorsed the proposed technical parameters, giving the association a clear mandate exceeding 80%."

  • Online magazine12 Sep 25

    Navigating market, trade and innovation changes

    The international bicycle industry, once heralded as a long-term growth story thanks to the e-bike boom, now finds itself grappling with uncertainty. Tariffs, shifting trade flows, regulatory ambiguity and fragile consumer demand are reshaping strategies across the value chain. Four leading manufacturers — Bosch eBike Systems, Schwalbe, Bafang and Velo —paint a picture of an industry both challenged and transformed, where resilience increasingly depends on innovation and adaptability.

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