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  • Taiwan30 Apr 26

    Taipei show tests industry outlook

    Taiwan is future-focused, that much was apparent to attendees of the Taipei Cycle Show 2026. But beneath the optimism, export declines and changing production chains show the nation's bicycle sector is in transition. Production value is increasingly generated beyond Taiwan's borders, as manufacturing shifts to neighbouring markets such as China, Vietnam and Europe through Taiwanese-led supply chains.

  • No doubt the Shanghai Show 2026 will showcase the strategy of own-brand manufacturing in more product categories. – Photo Bike Europe
    Shows & Events30 Apr 26

    Shanghai Show 2026 will showcase China's next role in supply chain

    The China Cycle Show 2026 can count on more international interest than before. Driven by the sports market and the country's fifteenth five-year plan (2026-2030), local manufacturers have recognised the value of brand building, a trend quickly being adopted by other categories. The nation's shop window to the rest of the world showcases the progress of its bicycle industry.

  • “The e-bike market in Europe is gradually stabilising, and the structural demand drivers remain urban mobility, leisure and tourism,” said Bosch eBike Systems CEO Fleischer. – Photo Bosch
    Interview30 Apr 26

    Bosch eBike Systems CEO Fleischer: 2025 marked a turning point in the market

    Volatile trade policies, a challenging market environment, unfavourable currency effects and intensified competition shaped Bosch Group's 2025 financial results. Against this backdrop, their expectations for 2025 have not been met, and sales revenue rose slightly by 4.1% after adjusting for exchange-rate effects. Bosch eBike Systems CEO Claus Fleischer gives insight into what this means for the e-bike industry.

  • The members of the Cycling Commission of Union Sport & Cycle during the presentation of the Observatoire du Cycle 2025 in Paris. – Photo Union Sport & Cycle
    Market Report30 Apr 26

    French bike market declines in 2025 as e-bike sales slow sharply

    All indicators for the 2025 French market were negative. The total market volume decreased by 6%, while the revenue was down 4.8% year-on-year. The average retail price declined slightly, and the e-bike sales dropped 16%. This contraction comes amid a challenging economic environment but also reflects a more structural shift: the end of the post-Covid catch-up effect and the withdrawal of purchase incentives.

  • 德國產業協會宣布將籌備全新展會後,Eurobike相關爭議已進入新階段。圖/ZIV
    中文部份30 Apr 26

    德國產業協會與Eurobike打對台,宣布推出全新展會

    在德國產業組織宣布將於2027年舉辦「指標性全球貿易展」後,Eurobike相關爭議進入新階段。此決定源於Eurobike主辦單位Fairnamic與德國自行車產業協會(ZIV)、德國未來自行車協會(Zukunft Fahrrad)及德國自行車代理商組織(VSF)之間的分歧。最新發展顯示,歐洲未來可能回歸雙展並行的模式,類似2008年前德國科隆自行車展(IFMA Cologne)與Eurobike並立的局面。

  • 儘管各市場表現不同,Shimano在庫存調整方面仍有取得進展。圖/Shimano
    中文部份30 Apr 26

    Shimano 2026開局不利

    在地緣政治局勢影響下,消費支出減緩及市場不確定性已開始反映在自行車及電動自行車產業的財報上。Shimano指出,全球零售表現均疲弱,除大洋洲市場。2026年Q1自行車及電動自行車零件淨銷售額降至873.61億日圓(約新台幣182億元),年減0.7%,營業利益降至77.92億日圓(約新台幣16.23億元),年減46.3%。

  • 台灣在全球中高階自行車市場仍占核心位置,不過這還能維持多久?圖/Bike Europe
    中文部份30 Apr 26

    台灣應加速產業轉型以維持競爭力

    過去3年業績下滑,台灣整體自行車產業也深受打擊。自2022年銷售顛峰過後,廠商始終在等待景氣回溫,認為銷售低迷是庫存過剩所致。2026年台北自行車展期間,可清楚看出多數廠商已等無可等。AstroTech董事Samuel Hu表示:「已經停滯3年了,沒有人能再等下去。」

  • Sea Otter Classic全場最受矚目的攤位:Amflow。圖/Scott Montgomery
    中文部份30 Apr 26

    Avinox強勢登場Sea Otter Classic成最矚目焦點

    2026年美國加州自行車展Sea Otter Classic出現歐洲數年前曾掀起的電動自行車風潮。美國市場在這領域總是晚一步,不過今年Sea Otter Classic會場上,可明顯看出美國市場已覺醒,跟上電動化趨勢。

  • Halford’s cycling segment pulls ahead of its other divisions to come out on top for FY26 profit. – Photo Halfords
    Financial29 Apr 26

    Halford's cycling segment dominates growth performance for FY26

    British bicycle manufacturer and industry barometer Halfords Group UK reports strong performance in its bicycle segment for FY26 (April 2025 - April 2026). The Group says sales have increased across its core industries of automotive, retail and leisure, but none have seen as much progress as its cycling division, which climbed 6.4%.

  • The gravel bike is increasingly becoming a fixture in the Belgian sporting landscape, while the MTB category has been losing ground for several years. – Photo Bike Republic
    Market Report28 Apr 26

    Belgium pulling ahead of neighbouring markets with steady growth

    Contrary to almost all other European countries, the Belgian bicycle market is performing very well. After the 2022 peak, the market bounced back to a pre-pandemic level, and has not been affected by the sustained decline seen in Germany, Italy and the Netherlands. In 2025, the Belgian market even experienced a 7.1% increase to 578,737 units in total. What made this Belgian miracle?

  • Over the past year, Decathlon has expanded its presence worldwide to 82 countries, with a total of 1,902 stores. – Photo Decathlon Australia
    Financial28 Apr 26

    Decathlon grows through a tough 2025

    Decathlon S.A. reported steady growth in 2025, even as market development across the sporting goods and bicycle sectors remained uneven. The French retailer reports increased revenue and profitability. At the same time, limited disclosure around category-level performance, especially in cycling, leaves open questions about where that growth is coming from and how sustainable it may be.

  • Currently, the bulk of the e-bike market (80%) accounts for products of such leading local producers as Cross Ltd and Maxcom from the city of Plovdiv, Bulgaria. – Photo Maxcom
    Market Report27 Apr 26

    Inventory glut tests Bulgaria's bike sector resilience

    The Bulgarian bike sector is steadily developing these days despite the existing challenges and a serious overstocking in the local market. In fact, the industry and major local manufacturers have gone through an extremely dynamic and challenging period. After the euphoria of pandemic sales, the sector has faced supply chain disruptions, overstocking and macroeconomic headwinds. Despite the decline in sales volumes, the trend toward electric bicycles and micromobility offers some optimism, with the European market expected to double by 2030.

  • Hydrogen-powered e-bikes were an innovative product in the early 2000s, but companies like Pragma had difficulty with scaling. – Photo Pragma
    Insolvency & Chapter 1124 Apr 26

    Hydrogen bike pioneer Pragma Industries enters liquidation

    Pragma Industries, known for its pioneering technology in hydrogen-powered bicycles, has filed for liquidation. This move, while not entirely unpredictable given the company's admitted difficulties last year, brings an abrupt end to more than two decades of work in the fuel-cell mobility sector.

  • CHC not only plays a role as secretariat at BAS (Chairman Robert Wu, pictured left), but is also supported by the Industrial Development Administration (IDA) of the MOEA, aiming to drive the industry's green transition. – Photo CHC
    technology24 Apr 26

    E-bike common protocol initiative gives Taiwan strong competitive edge

    Taiwan's bicycle industry signalled that it was entering a bold new era at this year's Taipei Cycle Show. Under the guidance of Taiwan's Ministry of Economic Affairs, the Cycling & Health Tech Industry R&D Centre (CHC) unveiled a suite of R&D achievements, highlighting the strategic integration of Taiwan's bicycle manufacturing with advanced Information and Communication Technology (ICT). A key feature was the Cycling Common Protocol Alliance (CCPA), launched to enhance system interoperability and strengthen collaboration across the bicycle and ICT industries.

  • Despite regional differences, Shimano still sees gradual progress in market inventory adjustments. – Photo Shimano
    Financial23 Apr 26

    Shimano opens 2026 with weak global sales

    The slowdown in consumer spending and market uncertainty due to the geopolitical situation is starting to surface in the financial results in the e-bike and bicycle industry. Except for the Oceanian market, Shimano reports weak retail sales worldwide. As a result, net sales in bicycle and e-bike components in the first quarter of 2026 decreased 0.7% year-on-year to 87,361 million yen, and operating income decreased 46.3% to 7,792 million yen.

  • Matthias Meier takes the helm as Canyon’s new CEO. – Photo Canyon
    People23 Apr 26

    Canyon CEO hire signals operational reset

    On 1 May, 2026, there will be a new CEO at Canyon. The German bicycle manufacturer has appointed Matthias Meier to take the lead as chief executive officer at Canyon Bicycles, alongside founder and Executive Chairman Roman Arnold.

  • Taiwan remains the heartland of the global bicycle market in the mid- to high-end segment, but for how long? – Photo Bike Europe
    Taiwan23 Apr 26

    Taiwan should accelerate industrial shift to maintain competitive edge

    Three years of declining business performance has not left the Taiwanese industry unscathed. After the sales peak in 2022, the industry waited for better days, citing excess inventory as the reason for the downturn. The Taipei Cycle Show 2026 made clear that many companies cannot wait any longer. "Nobody is able to wait any longer after three years of standstill," said Astro-Tech president Samuel Hu.

  • 中文部份23 Apr 26

    「台灣製造」正轉為「台灣主導」及「台灣協作」

    台灣2026年Q1電動自行車出口量不到7.7萬輛,年減15%,並創下2018年以來Q1最低紀錄。這也反映出,全球自行車製造商在疫情後的電動自行車市場仍未站穩腳步。常規自行車Q1出口額持續下滑17%,不過台灣自行車產業鮮少出現併購或倒閉潮。整體出口額連續兩季跌破100億美元,這是否代表產業價值鏈已逐步轉移至台灣境外?

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