All Bike & eBike articles – Page 4
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ArticleWeSports Q2 sales jump 55% as cycling drives growth
Cycling and running led strong organic growth in Q2, while WeSports increased its ownership of Bikelease and ski specialist SkiCom.
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ArticleBike24 Q2 sales jump 20% as European expansion accelerates
Localized European markets and strong parts and accessories sales drove another double-digit quarter, while Bike24 maintained its full-year outlook.
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ArticleAccell crisis deepens as Dutch entities declared bankrupt
Six Dutch Accell companies have been declared bankrupt, while separate restructuring proceedings continue in Germany and other European markets.
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ArticleBoa and PrimaLoft drive CoDi’s Q2 consumer growth
Boa and PrimaLoft delivered 20%-plus sales growth as Compass Diversified’s continuing consumer businesses expanded Q2 adjusted Ebitda by 24%.
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ArticleGiant Group returns to growth as Q2 profit surges
New bike launches and improving demand returned Giant Group to quarterly growth, while a stronger product mix sharply lifted profitability.
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ArticleAccell enters insolvency proceedings after rescue efforts fail
The European bicycle group has entered a court-supervised restructuring process after months of unsuccessful efforts to secure a sustainable future.
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ArticleFox Factory Q2 profit rises despite softer bike sales
Strong powersports demand and cost savings helped Fox Factory exceed guidance, even as its bicycle business remained under pressure from OEM timing and inventory adjustments.
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ArticleShift Cycling Culture expands industry climate action
The global cycling-industry nonprofit trained 1,168 people globally while expanding collaborative projects on supply chains, product footprints and battery circularity.
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ArticleHiplok appoints Sports Nut for Germany, Austria
The bike security specialist has appointed Sports Nut as its new distributor for Germany and Austria, expanding its European distribution network following a similar Benelux agreement earlier this year.
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News briefsRiese & Müller appoints Udo Jankowski
The German e-bike manufacturer added Udo Jankowski to its executive team, where he will work alongside CEO Sandra Wolf following Heiko Müller’s departure from operational management.
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ArticleWoom returns to profitability as H1 sales rise 19%
The kids’ bike specialist reported record first-half revenue and a return to sustainable profitability, supported by international expansion, product innovation and continued growth across its core markets.
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ArticleUSWE sales fall as channel shift weighs on Q1
The Sedish company swung to a Q1 operating loss as its move toward direct retailer relationships reduced near-term sales more than expected.
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ArticleGarmin raises outlook despite Outdoor sales dip
The multinational tech company raised its 2026 outlook after record Q2 revenue and operating income, while Outdoor sales slipped 2 percent despite higher profitability.
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News briefsWoom and Lusso Cloud launch kids’ shoe
Woom and Lusso Cloud have launched a limited-edition kids’ slip-on inspired by Woom’s neon bike collection, extending the children’s bike brand into footwear.
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ArticleFishing lifts Shimano H1 as bike sales stall
Fishing tackle growth and foreign-exchange gains offset flat bicycle-component sales, prompting Shimano to raise its full-year revenue forecast.
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News briefsHeadfirst launches modular urban cycling helmet
Headfirst’s €169 Echo Pro combines adaptive fit, EPP impact protection and an automatic brake light for urban cyclists.
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News briefsOrbea launches foundation for social impact
The new Orbea Foundation formalizes and expands the Basque bike brand’s support for mobility, cycling, social and environmental projects.
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ArticleSchöffel publishes 2025 sustainability report, advances circularity strategy
The German outdoor and workwear specialist has published its 2025 Sustainability Report, outlining progress on circularity, supply chain responsibility and climate action while preparing science-based emissions targets for SBTi validation.
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ArticleUvex Group marks 100 years with €683m in sales
The German safety and sports equipment group is marking its 100th anniversary with 3,000 employees, 49 subsidiaries and annual sales of €683 million.
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ArticleThule lifts Q2 profit as organic sales grow
Thule improved second-quarter earnings and margins as organic sales rose across all product areas, led by Active with Kids & Dogs.
