All Mountainbiking articles
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ArticleDutech courts Accell dealers as takeover process continues
Potential Accell buyer Dutech has outlined a dealer-focused model and urged retailers to maintain their 2027 commitments while the insolvent bike group’s sale process continues.
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News briefsSpecialized founder Mike Sinyard returns as CEO at age 76
The 76-year-old founder and majority owner will return to the operational helm of Specialized on Nov. 1, succeeding Armin Landgraf.
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News briefsRöko acquires 99% of Italy’s CyTech
The Swedish investment group has acquired 99 percent of the Italian cycling-component specialist, which generates €27 million in annual sales.
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ArticleSimplon production company enters second insolvency in two years
The Austrian company producing Simplon bicycles has entered restructuring again with €33.4 million in liabilities, much of it stemming from its previous insolvency.
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News briefsCampagnolo sells minority stake to Pinarello owner
The Campagnolo family will retain control as Ivan Glasenberg’s investment company takes a minority stake in the historic Italian cycling component maker.
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News briefsCorratec adds Avinox-powered carbon e-MTBs for 2027
The German bike brand is adding two performance-oriented carbon full-suspension models built around the Avinox M2S system for the 2027 model year.
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ArticleFantic completes revamped e-MTB range with Rhapsody enduro platform
The Italian brand’s new MY27 enduro platform combines a full-carbon frame, Bosch’s latest CX drive and 180 mm forks across three specifications.
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ArticleLenz acquires Swiss glove specialist Snowlife
The Austrian heated-apparel specialist is taking full ownership of Snowlife after 15 years of cooperation, while retaining the Swiss brand, team and operations.
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ArticleEurobike reverses course on 2027 date and annual schedule
Following further industry consultations, Eurobike has abandoned its previously announced September 2027 date and will remain an annual, three-day B2B event.
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ArticleNorrøna expands beyond products with adventure travel push
The Norwegian outdoor company is broadening its business beyond apparel and equipment with guided trips, proprietary destinations and premium adventure experiences.
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ArticleGoPro agrees Starman Optical merger in major strategic reset
The action-camera pioneer will remain publicly listed but move into AI infrastructure and defense under a deal that gives shareholders $285 million in cash and a 10 percent stake in the combined company.
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ArticleDecathlon plans 50% stake in Sport 2000 France
The proposed tie-up could give Decathlon access to Sport 2000’s strong mountain network while opening the door for its brands at independent retailers.
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News briefsION Bike and SQlab appoint UK sales agent
The two Boards & More brands have appointed industry veteran Josh Whiting to develop dealer relationships and provide local DTC support in the UK.
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News briefsGiant Group moves to take near-full control of D.Mag
The bicycle manufacturer plans to spend up to RMB 597 million to increase its holding in alloy specialist D.Mag to 96.63%.
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News briefsSweden’s TCM Cykel grows sales by a third
The Swedish bike retailer capitalized on excess industry inventories and is now investing in larger premises to support further growth.
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News briefsVaude opens first brand store in Switzerland
The German outdoor brand is extending its franchise concept internationally with a 160-square-meter store operated by an experienced local retail team.
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ArticleAccell administrators launch international sale process
Administrators are seeking buyers worldwide to preserve operations, brands and jobs across the insolvent bicycle group.
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ArticleIMBA Europe 2027 Summit heads to Scotland’s Tweed Valley
The European mountain bike community will gather at Scotland’s new Caerlee Mill Bike Campus and Trail Lab, with innovation and sustainable mountain biking at the center of the program.
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News briefsMoonspin brings hemp to women’s mountain bike apparel
The young US brand is bringing a hemp-based fabric blend and workwear-inspired styling to women’s mountain bike apparel.
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ArticleRaymon sales rise 25% after restructuring
Lower inventories and an expanding European dealer network support the bike brand’s return to growth under independent ownership.
