Eurobike

Eurobike closing report: slightly more visitors and some interesting new exhibitors

The 32nd edition of the show counted a total of 35,080 trade visitors – slightly up from the 34,750 visitors one year earlier.

Ecomobility Experience Gallery at Eurobike

Eurobike Partners with Team Vorarlberg

Bicycle industry tech surge is drawing attention from investors

Why is the bicycle industry currently so appealing to new firms and investors?

Eurobike extends Investors Lounge programme

Investor's Lounge will extend scope to recruiting and supply chain issues and investment activities in Asia.

A-Forge Expands Aluminum Frame Production at Vietnam Factory

Taiwan maker invests heavily to meet e-bike demand.

Discover the Latest in LEV Standardisation

Ecomobility Experience Gallery at Eurobike

More and more companies are adding small electric vehicles to their fleets to have greater versatility.

Erhard Büchel dies: pioneering businessman and CONEBI/WBIA president

Erhard Büchel has passed away at the age of 71.

Couldn’t make it to Eurobike in person?
Download PDF editions of the Show Daily below.

What's your impression of Eurobike 2024?

Mostyn Thomas
D30, U.K.

It feels like there’s real momentum returning to the industry. You get a sense for an industry by the trade show. The level of interest and engagement with customers, I’m certainly feeling that. We’ve been out of the show for a few years, we tactically withdrew. Straight back in now, launching new products. So we’re excited to be back. A good first day, and we hope the momentum continues. I think the brands that are waiting for the market to return before investing in innovation and R&D, and what they’re doing with their brands, are the ones that will be left behind. The brands that will be strong and that will succeed are those that invested in a downturn. We found the benefits of that, we’ve taken the opportunity in the last couple of years to really invest in our brand, the products that we’re developing, how we’re approaching the market, and we’re excited to bring it (to Eurobike) now. We’ll reap the benefits from it. The brands that do that, will be the brands that get ahead.

Paolo Bailetti
Gruppo SRL, Italy

I think that it’s less crowded than last year. That’s my feeling, at least my initial feeling. I still have to visit so many partners, but that’s the first impression I got. It’s a good chance to meet all the people in the cycling industry, so it’s always good. It’s always alive, the cycling industry. I’m not especially impressed – I mean, I saw what I was expecting to see. We’re working in the cycling business, so we knew already what’s coming from the cycling industry.