LONDON, England - An increase in e-bike battery fires in the UK has prompted a call for new legislation to mandate the safety of e-bike batteries including third party approval. In response, two cycling industry trade bodies in the UK have joined forces to issue guidance sheets for the industry and called for stricter enforcement of product safety for products supplied to the UK.

MAASMECHELEN, Belgium (Nov 1) - As a result of disappointing sales, United Bicycles has run into financial troubles. The company has applied for Chapter ...

MAASMECHELEN, Belgium (Oct 28) - As a result of disappointing sales results, United Bicycles has run into financial roubles. The company has applied for ...

MAASMECHELEN, Belgium (February 24) - United Bicycles has restarted its production. The first bicycles came from the assembly line last Friday, February ...

TONGEREN, Belgium (February 17) - the Court of Commerce in Tongeren (Belgium) has ratified the proposed takeover agreement between the receivers (Mrs. ...

MAASMECHELEN, Belgium (January 6) - The receivers of United Bicycles, mrs. Hanssen and Mailleux in Genk are working towards a 'cold' restart, which ...