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  • 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.

  • Joost Witsenburg of NEN said, "The growing popularity of cargo bikes was reason to say: we are creating clarity for the market." – Photo NEN
    Safety Standards26 May 25

    First-ever industry standards to be introduced for cargo bike manufacturers 

    DELFT, the Netherlands - Cargo bikes and box bikes are now also getting their own European standard, following the example of similar standards set for bicycles, e-bikes and individual components. This should ensure, among other things, that cargo bikes' overall safety and quality are held to a high standard within Europe.

  • ACT Labs around the globe test products to ensure quality and compliance for manufacturers. – Photo ACT Lab
    Product regulations21 May 25

    ACT Lab introduces global price reductions in response to market volatility

    LONG BEACH, United States - Amid an increasingly volatile trade industry, independent testing and certification body ACT Lab has launched a global pricing initiative to support bicycle and e-mobility manufacturers in maintaining safe and compliant products. The "Tariff Reduction ACT" applies to mechanical and chemical testing services in bundled packages to help companies navigating the frequently shifting trade policies and disruptions in the supply chain.

  • 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.

  • USB-C chargeable batteries are a novelty on the bike market at the moment, but are sure to become more commonplace as manufacturers move toward the future of common chargers in Europe. - Photos Ampler
    Charger9 Apr 25

    Ampler's USB-C e-bike hints at future of harmonised charging in Europe

    TALLINN, Estonia - Estonian e-bike manufacturer Ampler has unveiled its newest bike models with a cutting-edge new feature: direct USB-C charging. The Nova and the Nova Pro e-bikes were created "with urban families and modern commuters in mind," and tout a fully embedded USB-C battery in the bike frame.

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    Blog: Weekend

    Once upon a time, back when I was just a young lad, there was a song my brothers and I occasionally heard on the radio - a song that seemed to cast a spell over us. We didn't know what it was about, nor could we name the band, but something about it was almost magical. And this was before we'd even seen the music video! That song became iconic - a symbol of our youth - resonating with us deeply despite remaining a mystery for years.

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