All Mobility articles – Page 2
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News briefsEurobike honors 22 mobility innovations with 2026 Awards
Eurobike has presented 22 awards across seven categories, with seven Gold Awards as well as Green and Start-Up honors recognizing innovation in the bicycle and e-mobility sectors.
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ArticleEurobike resets as rival Cologne show emerges
Germany’s bicycle trade show landscape is heading for a major realignment as Eurobike unveils a revised strategy while the industry prepares to launch a new exhibition in Cologne in 2027.
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News briefsShimano backs Bike Bus Accelerator initiative
The Japanese cycling component manufacturer is supporting a new European initiative designed to help more children cycle safely to school.
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News briefsThule sees improving profitability as product launches gain traction
The Swedish outdoor equipment manufacturer expects improved profitability in Q2 as new product launches gain momentum despite continued currency headwinds and soft consumer sentiment.
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ArticleScott USA launches third-party logistics service
Scott USA is opening its Utah distribution infrastructure to outdoor, bike and active lifestyle brands through a new third-party logistics offering.
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ArticleUSWE targets faster growth after improved FY2026
The Swedish hydration-pack and motorcycle luggage specialist improved profitability and cash flow in FY2026 while expanding US distribution through REI, Specialized and Cycle Gear.
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News briefsDecathlon Germany partners with Stadtradeln campaign
Decathlon is deepening its push into sustainable mobility by becoming an official partner of Germany’s Stadtradeln initiative, combining bicycle services, circular economy programs and urban cycling advocacy.
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ArticleDecathlon enters smart cycling airbag market with In&motion
Decathlon and In&motion are tapping into the electronic airbag market with connected protection systems for cyclists, e-scooter riders and equestrian athletes.
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ArticleLeatt Q1 revenue rises 27%
Strong international demand and gains across helmets, body armor and consumer-direct sales lifted Leatt’s first-quarter results.
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ArticleBlack Diamond parent ‘evaluates strategic alternatives’, cuts 2026 outlook
Clarus improved Q1 sales and margins, but lowered its 2026 forecast and began reviewing options, including possible divestitures.
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ArticleFox Factory sales rise as bike segment weakens
Growth in powered vehicles and aftermarket applications lifted Fox Factory’s Q1 sales, while bike-related demand remained under pressure.
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ArticleThule Q1 profitability improves
Thule improved profitability in Q1 despite lower reported sales, supported by organic growth, cost discipline and new product launches.
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News briefsGathr Outdoors appoints new leadership team
A newly structured executive team is set to guide Gathr Outdoors’ next phase of growth, with a focus on innovation, digital transformation, and operational efficiency.
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ArticleDometic targets organic sales growth after stabilization in Q1
After a period of decline, Dometic reported stabilized organic sales in the first quarter and expects a return to growth in 2026 despite ongoing geopolitical uncertainty.
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News briefsEurobike 2026 claims strong industry backing
The 2026 show receives strong industry commitment as organizers advance plans for a new concept starting in 2027.
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ArticleThule reports higher sales and earnings, sustainability progress in 2025
The Swedish group increases sales in 2025 while increasing earnings and advancing sustainability targets across operations and the supply chain.
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ArticlePon.Bike reports broadly stable 2025 sales
Pon Holdings’ bike division reported broadly stable sales in 2025, with continued pressure in key markets and a focus on efficiency.
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News briefsEurobike Award opens submissions
Companies can submit innovations for the Eurobike Award 2026 until April 17, with winners presented at the Frankfurt show.
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ArticleBosch launches connected biking platform
Bosch introduces a new platform enabling digital services across the e-bike ecosystem
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ArticleLeatt returns to profit on strong growth
The South-African company returned to profitability in 2025 as revenue rose sharply and margins improved across product categories.
