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  • "The very high tariffs were the equivalent of an embargo, and neither side wants that. We do want trade,” stated the US Government. – Photo Shutterstock
    Trade Regulations13 May 25

    More challenges for industry now US and China agree to slash tariffs temporarily

    GENEVA, Switzerland - In what economists are calling a "substantial de-escalation," the United States and China have agreed to a temporary cut of 115 percentage points to reciprocal tariffs on each other's goods. The volatility and unpredictability of the market as a result of the US President Donald Trump's imposition of tariffs is creating a new problem for the bicycle industry, which was nearing stabilisation after previous inventory problems.

  • New US tariffs were announced on April 3 that will take effect on April 5 and 9. The de minimis ruling on low-cost Chinese imports will close on May 2. - Photo Shutterstock
    Trade Regulations4 Apr 25

    Uncertainty of US tariffs to unsettle global bicycle trade

    WASHINGTON DC, United States - Newly announced reciprocal tariffs by the Trump administration in the US has brought a renewed level of uncertainty to the bicycle industry supply chain. The proposed tariffs mean all bicycles entering the country will face some level of tariffs unless the frame itself has been manufactured in the US. The expected result is rising costs for importers on which the market relies and a stagnating retail market as US consumers face higher prices for a new bike.

  • A presentation at the BLC detailed how as much as 71% of the total market revenue in the US is represented by online e-bike revenues. - Photo Scott Montgomery
    Shows & Events1 Apr 25

    US e-bike market share up to 28%, People for Bikes survey shows

    TUSCON, Arizona - In the week ahead of the annual industry meetup in Taiwan, the US and international leaders gathered for the Bicycle Leadership Conference. Hosted by PeopleForBikes, its president and CEO Jenn Dice welcomed the participants with the opening keynote announcing the first ever results of their 2024 market survey.

  • The total import value of bicycles in the US dropped to just over US$1 billion (€950 million) in 2024. This is compared to a ‘Covid-high’ in 2022 at just over $2 billion (€1.9 billion). - Photo ShutterstockSubscribers only
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    Market Report14 Feb 25

    Subscribers only Uncertainty for US bicycle imports despite 2024 turnaround

    WASHINGTON, US - As the world awaits a year of tariffs and tussles, there was good news for the bicycle market in the US in 2024. The number of non- electric bicycles imported into the country rose again following sharp declines since 2021, the latest US customs data shows. However, with China as the leading supplier, the market remains uncertain.

  • This year's Bicycle Leadership Conference was attended by some 270 industry leaders. - Photo Scott Montgomery
    Shows & Events30 Mar 23

    US bicycle industry calls for federal funding to support growth

    DANA POINT, US - The Bicycle Leadership Conference stands as the foremost bicycle industry event gathering in the US for leaders to learn, network, and grow cycling and the bike business. The 2023 edition, held in March, was a positive event attended by some 270 industry leaders. Funding to support the growth of the industry and the impact of e-bikes were the main discussion points.

  • Pat Cunnane will fill the newly created position of President and COO at Yuba Bicycles. – Photo Jo Beckendorff
    Advanced Sports International5 Jan 21

    Yuba Bicycles names Pat Cunnane as President and COO

    CALIFORNIA, USA - Premium cargo bike specialist, Yuba Bicycles (Yuba), has appointed Pat Cunnane as President of North American Operations and Chief Operating Officer (COO) of its Global Business. In this newly created dual position, he will use his industry knowledge to lead the US operations.

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