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  1. Eurobike 2025 registrations now open

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    Source: Eurobike

    Next year’s edition of the show plans to be more international, focused, and relevant than ever.

    The 33rd edition of Eurobike, a world leading trade fair for the bike and ecomobility industries, is scheduled to take place from June 25 to 29, 2025, at Messe Frankfurt. It will coincide with the Eurobike Festival over the final weekend of June, which will also host the Ironman European Championship in Frankfurt. This convergence is expected to bring thousands of participants and visitors to the area, adding to the nearly 70,000 international Eurobike attendees and boosting the region’s cycling profile.

    Less mass, more class: organisers adapt to shifting market dynamics

    Despite global challenges such as inventory surpluses and liquidity issues in the bike industry, bookings for Eurobike are strong, surpassing expectations even seven months ahead of the event. Compared to previous editions, in the 2025 edition a stronger focus will be placed on exhibition segments like Parts and Accessories, Boutique Brands, Trendsetter Services, and International Suppliers.

    With a strong emphasis on innovations, new products, and target-specific activities, Eurobike 2025 is set to drive market momentum, creating excitement and demand while shining a spotlight on both established brands and newcomers.

    Building on the success of its debut, the Handmade Area will once again showcase custom and small-series manufacturers, while the new Adventure Area will highlight the growing trend of cycling and outdoor adventures. Additionally, the “Festival only” option will allow exhibitors to engage exclusively with the public, providing cyclists a chance to experience the event firsthand.

    “While some industry players are facing significant challenges, cycling continues to thrive as a sport, lifestyle, and increasingly as a car alternative. Eurobike is leading this shift, offering a diverse range of services and experiences for the trade, community, media, and politics. It will unite the world’s key figures in the bike and ecomobility industries in 2025,” said fairnamic Managing Director Stefan Reisinger, expressing confidence about next year’s event.

    The trade days will feature a comprehensive conference and networking program, offering ample opportunities for discussions on key topics and future mobility trends. The most innovative products will once again be recognized with the prestigious Eurobike Award.

    Cycling festival for testing and participation

    At the Eurobike Festival, scheduled for June 28 and 29, 2025, thousands of cycling enthusiasts will gather in the expansive outdoor area of Messe Frankfurt. Building on the success of the previous edition, which attracted 33,090 visitors, featured 2,000 test vehicles, and saw over 50,000 test rides, there is already significant interest from exhibitors for the upcoming event’s demo area. The extensive program will cater to all types of cyclists, from sports enthusiasts to families and everyday commuters.

    Click here to register.

  2. LEVA-EU and SBS Unveil LEV-Standardisation Briefing at Eurobike

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    At Eurobike, LEVA-EU and SBS joined forces to offer professional visitors comprehensive information on standards for electric (cargo) cycles, e-scooters, and self-balancing vehicles. The event’s highlight was a lunch meeting on Thursday, July 4th, where experts from LEVA-EU and SBS presented the latest developments in standardisation work and introduced an extensive briefing on LEV-standardisation.

    About LEVA-EU

    LEVA-EU is the European trade association dedicated to companies in the light electric vehicle (LEV) sector. Covering all LEVs both within and outside the scope of Regulation 168/2013, LEVA-EU is the only professional association in the EU exclusively focused on LEVs. These vehicles range from e-scooters and e(cargo)cycles to e-mopeds, e-motorcycles, and microcars. Currently, LEVA-EU represents around 70 companies active in all LEV segments, including component manufacturers and service suppliers.

    The trade organisation provides its members with critical information and guidance on LEV regulations and legislation. Additionally, LEVA-EU advocates for better legislation and regulations directly with European institutions.

    LEVA-EU’s Expert Involvement in Standards Development

    LEVA-EU has three experts actively participating in European and international technical committees (TC) on LEV standards:

    • Annick Roetynck, LEVA-EU Manager, focuses on CEN TC333 – cycles, actively participating in WG5-EPACs and WG9-(e) carrier cycles.
    • Bram Rotthier, LEVA-EU Technical Director, is heavily involved in IEC TC125, where he contributes to the development of standards for eTransporters. As the secretary of this TC, he plays a particularly prominent role.
    • Eddie Eccleston has been an SBS expert in CEN TC333 cycles for years, with a specific mandate from SBS to protect the interests of SMEs in the development of standards.

    LEVA-EU’s direct involvement in these committees ensures that the standards and regulations developed are practical and beneficial for the LEV sector.

    Strengthening SME Focus: LEVA-EU and Small Business Standards

    To bolster its support for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), LEVA-EU joined Small Business Standards (SBS) last year. SBS is a European non-profit association co-financed by the European Union and EFTA Member States. Its mission is to represent and defend SMEs’ interests in the standardisation process at both European and international levels. SBS also aims to raise SME awareness about the benefits of standards and to encourage their participation in the standardisation process. The establishment of SBS aligns with the European Union’s goal to make the standardisation system inclusive, transparent, and accessible.

    Successful Standardisation Information Meeting at Eurobike

    At Eurobike, LEVA-EU and SBS organised a highly successful information meeting on standardisation, attracting over 100 registrations. The purpose of the meeting was to familiarise participants with various aspects of standardisation, including:

    • How standards are developed and approved
    • The relationship between standards and legislation
    • Ways in which companies can be involved in the standardisation process, directly or indirectly

    LEVA-EU and SBS provided an extensive overview of the current standards for e-scooters, self-balancing vehicles, EPACs, and e-cargocycles. Key points covered included:

    • The new EU Machinery Regulation and Battery Regulation issued last year
    • The relationship between these regulations and the relevant standards
    • The European Commission’s mandate to CENELEC to develop new standards for batteries used in light means of transport
    • The latest amendment to the EN15194 standard for EPACs, which includes new battery requirements

    Extensive Briefing on Standardisation

    With the support of SBS, LEVA-EU has published a detailed briefing on standardisation. This comprehensive resource is now available for free, accessible via the following link: https://vqr.vc/Ejy0eaDbu.

    By joining forces with SBS and organising such informative events, LEVA-EU continues to empower SMEs in the LEV sector, ensuring they are well-informed and actively engaged in the standardisation process.

    Upcoming Webinars on Standardisation

    The information meeting on standardisation will repeated in the autumn with three webinars. The dates for these webinars will be announced at the end of August.

    For more information, please contact: Annick Roetynck, LEVA-EU Manager, annick@leva-eu.com.

  3. Eurobike shows innovative and competitive spirit of bicycle industry

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    Source: Eurobike

    Despite the lingering challenges from previous difficult years, the bicycle industry remains optimistic about the future. While there may not be an explosion of innovations, the steady advancement and enhancement of bicycle technology is evident. For those who take a closer look rather than getting caught up in excitement, many promising innovations and trends can be discovered at the Eurobike trade fair from 3 to 7 July, 2024, in Frankfurt.

    MTBs get lighter

    The ongoing trend of lighter bikes continues: Bulls introduces an EMTB weighing just 18 kilograms. The Sonic Evo AM SX is a carbon full-suspension bike with SRAM AXS shifting and a Bosch SX motor. Its counterpart, the Sonic Evo SX Dakar, is designed as a sporty everyday version, featuring a hardtail frame, mudguards, and a rack.

    The KTM Scarp Exonic, lacking a motor, caters to powerful athletes. This race-ready carbon full-suspension bike weighs just over 10 kilograms without pedals.

    Allroad-compatible SUV bikes

    Many pedelecs struggle off paved roads, making SUV e-bikes with wider tires and sturdier frames popular. Kalkhoff has developed a full suspension frame for the new Entice 7+, creating a comfortable, sporty SUV bike with a permissible total weight of 170 kilograms.

    Gravel bikes diversify

    Gravel bikes have become significant sellers, especially among younger riders who appreciate their versatility. Gravel bikes are evolving into two main types: fast race bikes with narrower tires for all-road use and robust bikepacking bikes for touring. Differing mainly in tire volume, frames, and forks, these bikes are showcased at the DT Swiss booth with a colorful Ridley gravel racer and a bikepacker, both featuring new GRC carbon wheels.

    Accessory trends reflect these bikes’ versatility, such as the SKS Infinity Universal rack system, easily attached and detached from sports bikes without frame threads.

    Road bike appeal

    High-end road bikes are becoming prestige items, benefiting from gravel bike influences. Wider tires and rims enhance comfort, grip, and stability, allowing these bikes to handle dirt roads. Improved integration of lightweight design, stiffness, and aerodynamics is seen in bikes like the new Liv Langma, designed for female racers. Manufacturers like Zipp and DT Swiss also focus on optimized aerodynamics with harmonized wheel-tire systems.

    Efforts to lower prices to around 1500 euros aim to attract newcomers and young riders to the sport.

    Compact and off-road cargo bikes

    Cargo bikes continue to gain interest, but their size can be unwieldy. Manufacturers are now creating more compact models, like Riese & Müller’s new Carrie, which are lighter, more agile, and easier to handle. These bikes are designed to transport children or loads more efficiently and fit better in urban environments.

    Additionally, there is a growing niche for off-road transport needs. CaGo’s off-road version of the CS series and Tern’s all-terrain adventure cargo bike Orox, with its strong Bosch motor and dual-battery system, exemplify this trend.

    Electric shifting

    Electronics are increasingly integrated into sporty derailleurs. Shimano’s electric GRX Gravel Group uses Di2 technology, offering a 2×11 speed range. Pinion’s MGU motor gearbox unit, including the new Auto.Shift variant, automatically changes gears based on riding data, with manual override available. This technology is featured in Gudereit’s new e-trekking bikes ET 13.6 and 13.8.

    Motor evolution

    E-support is now standard, with more than half of all bikes sold in 2023 being pedelecs. Innovations focus on lighter weight, more efficient batteries, and refined control systems. Fazua enhances its Light Assist drive, and Mahle’s new X20 lightweight hub motor offers discreet power development. ZF introduces a compact full-assist drive, the “Bike Eco System.”

    Digitalisation and connectivity

    Bicycles are becoming more digital, integrating software for individualized functions, data collection, theft protection, and navigation. Bosch emphasizes further connectivity for e-bikes, aiming to make them “intelligent companions.” SRAM’s Red AXS groupset integrates gearshift settings, power measurement, and route planning, creating a connected system with internet resources.

    Busch & Müller’s Briq-XL Premium headlamp offers improved light control with digital cornering light, and the B&M Turntec is a new turn signal system already featured on bikes from Scott and Velo de Ville.

    Inclusive cycling

    The Hase Trigo Up E and HP Velotechnik Delta TX are modern tricycles with e-support, designed for people with disabilities. These bikes feature small wheels, low step-through frames, and mid-mounted motors from Shimano or Bafang, making cycling more accessible and stable, with ample space for luggage.

  4. Lacros to exhibit for the first time at Eurobike

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    With the aim of further increasing Lacros’ exports within Europe, the brand will participate for the first time as an exhibitor at this major trade show

    Source: NieuwsFiets.nu

    The Schijndel based e-bike brand Lacros has long held the ambition to participate in Eurobike, as an expo of great importance to the electric folding bicycle market. Last year Lacros had already visited Frankfurt to see whether participation could be relevant. The exploratory trip turned out to be fruitful, and they are now part of the exhibitor list and can be found in Hall 9 from July 3-7.

    “We want to grow further internationally with Lacros, especially in Germany. But we also have an eye for countries such as Spain, France and many more European countries,” says marketing manager Jesse Smits. “We already have a number of dealers in Germany, but we can add a few more. Germany is big enough.”

    Showing Europe what we excel at with Lacros

    To increase exports, in addition to participating in the Eurobike, Lacros has opted for promotion via social media and Google. “We want to expand our international contacts and the brand awareness of Lacros. We will be at the Eurobike with a stand of 48 m2, where we will show as many models from our collection as possible in which we excel. Both trade visitors and consumers will have this opportunity during Festival Days. Models that we will definitely include are the new TX Carbon and various runners from the collection. We are the largest in electric folding bicycles in the Netherlands, and we want to show that to the rest of Europe.”

  5. Eurobike honours 43 new products in nine categories

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    Source: Eurobike

    A high profile expert jury has honoured 43 ground breaking products and projects with the Eurobike Award, recognizing excellence in the bike and future mobility industry. Of these, twelve received special distinctions. The selection process reviewed nearly 300 entries from 35 countries, evaluating them on design, innovation, manufacturing quality, and value for money. Winners will be celebrated at an awards ceremony on July 3, 2024, and featured in a special exhibition. Notable awards include the ‘Green Award’, the ‘Start-Up Award’, and the ‘Gold Award’.

    The Eurobike Award highlights advancements in bicycles, components, accessories, and clothing, significantly contributing to the industry’s development and market positioning. These innovations are crucial in addressing global challenges such as climate change, digitalisation, urbanisation, and demographic shifts, to advance the mobility transition.

    Dirk Heidrich, Eurobike project manager at fairnamic GmbH, stated, “This year’s submissions once again show the direction in which the global bicycle and mobility industry is developing. The impressive innovations of the Eurobike Awards represent tangible solutions for accelerating the mobility transition in the field of ecomobility, and furthermore, demonstrate how convincingly the bicycle product excels in various segments,” GmbH has once again cooperated with the German Design Council as an experienced design and brand authority in Germany.

    Expert jury honours 43 innovative products

    This year, an independent jury awarded 43 innovative products across nine categories, including bicycles, e-bikes, light electric vehicles, components, accessories, clothing, digital solutions, and mobility infrastructure. The jury evaluated submissions based on innovation, functionality, design, manufacturing quality, material choice, and sustainability.

    This years submissions demonstrated significant improvements in technical performance and sustainability across various categories. Innovations included socially motivated projects, circular solutions, and functional enhancements of existing systems. The jury emphasized innovation, functionality, ecological and social sustainability, and design in their evaluations.

    This Year’s Jury Members:

    • Prof. Dr.-Ing. Jörg Hübler, Chair of Intelligent Machine systems, Mittweida University of Applied Sciences
    • H. David Koßmann, Editor-in-Chief, ‘fahrstil. Das Radkulturmagazin’
    • Maike Larschow, Head of Sales, Rad & Tour Cuxhaven
    • Daniel Rese, Designer and Research Associate at the Offenbach Institute for Mobility Design (OIMD) at the Offenbach University of Art and Design
    • Warren Rossiter, Senior Technical Editor, Bikeradar
    • Sabine Spitz, Olympic Champion, two-time World Champion, four-time European Champion and 20-time German Champion in mountain biking
    • Christian Zanzotti, Designer, Zanzotti Industrial Design
    • Dirk Zedler, Zedler Institut für Fahrradtechnik und -Sicherheit GmbH

    The winners will be announced during Eurobike’s award ceremony on July 3, 2024, at 5:30 p.m. in Hall 8 on the Yellow Stage and showcased during the trade fair.

    About Eurobike:

    Eurobike serves as the central platform for the bike and future mobility sectors, fostering exchange, innovation, and partnerships. It addresses key themes in sport, leisure, health, and mobility, evolving to bring the global community together. The 32nd Eurobike will take place from July 3 to 7, 2024, at Messe Frankfurt. The Eurobike Award has been a highlight since 2007.

    About fairnamic GmbH:

    Fairnamic GmbH, a partnership between Frankfurt and Friedrichshafen trade fair companies, focuses on innovative mobility. Combining expertise, market knowledge, and brand strength, fairnamic aims to strengthen the market position in bicycles, e-bikes, micromobility, and aviation. The joint venture emphasizes expanding the Eurobike and Aero brands.

    About the German Design Council:

    Since 1953, the German Design Council has been a leading institution in design, brand, and innovation communication and knowledge transfer. It fosters global exchange through events, congresses, competitions, and expert groups, supporting the global design community and economic growth. Its members include over 330 companies.

  6. Eurobike’s Ecomobility Experience Gallery 2024: “Fine mobility” commercial vehicles

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    Source: Eurobike

    For tradespeople needing more than a cargo bike, numerous alternatives exist before resorting to a van. Increasingly, companies are adding small electric vehicles to their fleets, particularly in building services, landscaping, gardening, and local municipalities.

    Media coverage has highlighted this trend extensively. For instance, two years ago, Markus Remy, a chimney sweep in Neustadt an der Weinstrasse, Germany, began using an e-cargo bike for his rounds, a story which gained attention in local and national news. A year earlier, Walter Babel, a chimney sweep from Borchen near Paderborn, incorporated two e-cargo bikes into his operations, viewing them as logical investments for employee health and environmental protection. A further chimney sweep, Andreas Raschke from Gilching made headlines in 2019 for using his cargo bike and trailer in all weather conditions, including snow. Similarly, Christian Borgen, a gas, water, and heating engineer from Niederrad near Frankfurt, travels to clients by bike, transporting tools and materials in a trailer. These examples are just a few among many.

    Versatile mobility solutions are rising

    Companies seek to avoid common issues associated with larger commercial vehicles, such as traffic congestion, parking difficulties, and manoeuvrability challenges in narrow streets or courtyards.

    Exploring the market reveals a variety of what Eurobike has named “fine mobility” solutions, from electric trolleys and hand trucks to traditional bikes for tradespeople, e-cargo bikes, trailers for motorized scooters, and electric mini trucks. This trend represents a growing interest in the “world of wheels between shoes and cars,” or more aptly, “the world of wheels between boots and vans.”

    Eurobike and Ecomobility

    At past editions of Eurobike, a leading platform for the bike industry, the Cargo Bike Academy and Cargo Bike Area have highlighted the advances and versatility of cargo bikes. This year, Eurobike introduces the Ecomobility Experience Gallery in Hall 8, showcasing a wide selection of fine mobility commercial vehicles. This exhibition aims to provide hands-on experiences with these innovative transport solutions.

    Examples of fine mobility solutions

    • The ARI 458 Tipper is a light electric transporter capable of carrying 531 to 648 kilograms of cargo and up to 2.05 square meters of load, making it ideal for various trades, construction sites, or landscaping.
    • The AIXAM Pro e-Truck is a small tipper transporter with a range of 150 kilometres, a two-square-meter cargo area, and a load capacity of 327 kilograms, suitable for multiple applications.
    • The Goupil G2 offers an eco-friendly, quiet solution perfect for tourist sites, hotels, parks, and public areas, available in different configurations including a rubbish tipper.
    • GECO Heavy Truck XP, a three-wheeled flatbed pickup, has a loading area of 1.27 square meters and a 500-kilogram capacity, ideal for areas with restricted access.
    • The BAYK VeloBRING is a high-power pedelec cargo bike with a robust construction and a 318-kilogram carrying capacity, providing a versatile, non-fully electric option.
    • Metrucks Doer minitruck, developed on a pedelec platform, can carry up to 200 kilograms and is eagerly anticipated in the market.

    Cargo bikes

    Additionally, cargo bikes like the Chike e-cargo bike and the Nanuk Megaliner demonstrate the wide range of options available. The Chike e-cargo bike is narrow and manoeuvrable, carrying up to 80 kilograms, while the Nanuk Megaliner can handle up to half a tonne, suitable for transporting carpentry materials.

    Hand-pulled transport solutions

    Eurokraft’s hand platform trucks with a one-tonne load capacity and Zallys’ TR 30 motorized trolley, which can carry up to 300 kilograms with electric assistance, further exemplify the fine mobility segment’s diversity.

    Importance to small and medium sized businesses

    Fine mobility solutions are particularly relevant for small and medium-sized businesses. In Germany alone, there are approximately 570,000 craft-related businesses, nearly 20,000 garden and landscaping companies, and 60,000 contract cleaning businesses with 700,000 employees. If these companies adopt finer transport solutions, they will significantly contribute to the shift towards sustainable transport.

  7. Come and meet LEVA-EU at Eurobike!

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    LEVA-EU looks forward to welcoming you during Eurobike. The European trade association for Light Electric Vehicles (LEVs) offers a quiet meeting place with a 30 m² stand (No. 003) in Hall 8. We look forward to welcoming companies there who want to know more about LEVA-EU.

    Below you will find our current main agenda items, but we are happy to discuss any item related to LEVs with you.

    1) Anti-dumping + anti-subsidy duties on e-bikes & anti-dumping measures on bike parts from China

    Many European companies are experiencing particularly serious problems due to the extremely complex trade defence measures. LEVA-EU has started direct discussions about this with the European Commission. We can now submit your specific problem directly to the competent department of the Commission.

    In addition, the Commission has asked us to collect and report testimonies about the issues, with a view to a more fundamental assessment of the impact of the measures. Do you have problems with the import of electric bicycles from, for example, Taiwan, Thailand, Turkey, …? Or do you have problems with the import of parts from China? Come talk to us to find out what LEVA-EU can do for you. We can guarantee you complete confidentiality. Make an appointment with LEVA-EU Manager Annick Roetynck here,  https://calendly.com/annick_leva-eu/eurobike-meeting.

    2) New Machinery Regulation & Battery Regulation

    Last year, the EU issued a new Machinery Regulation and a new Battery Regulation. Would you like to better understand the impact of this new legislation on your company and your products? We can explain it to you carefully. Make an appointment with LEVA-EU Manager Annick Roetynck and/or Technical Director, Bram Rotthier, here https://calendly.com/annick_leva-eu/eurobike-meeting.

    3) Standards & Standardization

    There is a lot going on in the field of standardization for electric bicycles, electric cargo bikes, e-scooters, etc.

    LEVA-EU has several experts who work directly in European and international standardization. You can also come and talk to us about that. Or you can participate for free in the LEVA-EU and SBS information meeting about standardization that will take place on Thursday, July 4 between 11:45 AM and 2:15 PM. More information about and registration for this meeting can be found here, https://www.eventbrite.com/e/899832121097?aff=oddtdtcreator

    Or do you just want to take a breather with a cup of coffee? This is also possible at LEVA-EU, Stand No. 003 in Hall 8.

    We look forward to meeting you at Eurobike from 2 to 5 July.

    Annick Roetynck, LEVA-EU Manager
    Bram Rotthier, LEVA-EU Technical Director
    Eddie Eccleston, SBS Standardization Expert

  8. “Hello Future. Hello Transformation.” This is the future-orientated motto of the EUROBIKE 2024 conference program

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    Source: Eurobike

    The EUROBIKE 2024 program will focus on industry transformation within an international and societal framework, with an emphasis on steering the mobility revolution towards sustainable outcomes. It explores the dynamics of the bike ecosystem and business, addressing challenges through EU regulations, data insights, and innovative solutions. The conference agenda combines practical insights with visionary ideas, merging overarching concepts with actionable steps.

    Over four days, the conference offers a platform for discussing industry transformation. In collaboration with leading bike industry organizations such as ZIV, Zukunft Fahrrad, VSF, CONEBI, and CIE, Eurobike has developed a program addressing the holistic needs of the bike ecosystem while planning for future adaptations. There’s also a focus on fostering communication and driving political and social change on various levels.

    The conferences centre around six core themes: Innovation, Digitalization, Sustainability, Inspiration, Retail, and People. Through various formats such as knowledge sharing, interactive exchanges, and networking, participants engage in dialogue that links theory with practice. The expo’s business days from July 3-5 attract trade visitors worldwide, offering a program aligned with European and German bicycle industry organizations. These sessions complement the trade show’s themes, with guided tours providing firsthand experiences, comprehensive insights, and networking opportunities.

  9. EUROBIKE 2024 registration is open

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    Source: Eurobike

    Interested exhibitors for next year’s Eurobike have until October 25 2023 to register for the trade fair, which will be held from July 3-7 2024.

    The success of the second Frankfurt edition has proven that Eurobike remains one of the world’s leading trade fairs for the bike and future mobility industry! This international platform opens up all kinds of opportunities for exhibitors, enabling them to achieve a diverse range of business objectives.

    Eurobike as a global platform

    This year 34,750 trade visitors from 122 nations followed the trade show motto “Hello Future“. During the business days, the international trade audience ensured a great atmosphere at the stands of over 1,900 exhibitors, in the meeting spots and lounges, as well as in front of the numerous conference and show stages.

    Eurobike 2023 was once again the central platform for intensive exchange and networking between the players from industry, trade, politics, and media.

    Register to exhibit at Eurobike 2024 here.

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