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16 May 2025

ACT parent company Bira has said that members are hopeful the warm weather, Easter weekend and upcoming bank holidays will provide a much-needed boost to high street sales.

15 May 2025

UK economy delivers strongest quarterly performance in a year despite forecasts of business downturn.

15 May 2025

A new e-bike hire scheme is set to launch in Edinburgh on a two-year trial basis, with the aim of having bikes on the streets ahead of this summer’s Fringe Festival.

14 May 2025

The City of London’s ‘Square Mile’ has seen the biggest increase in cycling since records began, with daily numbers rising past all previous counts.

13 May 2025

Local Bike Shop Day 2025 brought a wave of...

12 May 2025

A doctor left with life-changing spinal injuries after the front forks of his gravel bike snapped during a ride has secured a £4.5 million settlement following a prolonged legal battle.

8 May 2025

ACT parent company Bira has welcomed the Bank of England's decision to reduce interest rates from 4.5% to 4.25%, calling it a "much-needed boost" for the retail sector, including for cycling...

8 May 2025

ACT parent company Bira has responded to the news that the 144-year-old Beales department store is staging a "Rachel Reeves Closing Down Sale" in its final weeks of trading, with giant yellow...

2 May 2025

Could the UK cycling industry be showing signs of renewed momentum? Following a challenging period marked by falling sales and overstocked inventories, overall trends and sales figures from...

2 May 2025

The Netherlands is set to legalise electric scooters and other light electric vehicles on public roads from July 2025, provided they are registered and display a license plate.

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Cycling Industries Europe

Posted on in Business News , Cycles News

Cycling Industries Europe is the new body to be created and operated separately from the European Cyclist's Federation. Companies like Accell, PON and Shimano are behind this idea and leading men in the project, Kevin Mayne and Tony Grimaldi.

 

Mayne's aspiration is to unite the private sectors voices in cycling, bringing a new power to cycling under one structure, under one vision.

"We have a vision: an effective lobby for incentives and investments from the EU and governments [and] growth in cycling employment and investment in Europe."

Currently, the EU has the fastest growing and most profitable e-bike market in the world and with a new cycling strategy that is planning for a 50% growth in cycling, this market is looking to grow rapidly.

With 1.5 billion Euro being put towards cycling investments, primarily in infrastructure, Mayne and Grimaldi see the market growing further.

Read more about Cycling Industries Europe on BikeBiz here.

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