All Mountainbiking articles – Page 11
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ArticleGoPro to cut 23% of workforce
GoPro will reduce its global workforce by about 23% as it seeks to lower operating costs and restructure operations.
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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 briefsOrtovox expands Safety Academy into bike segment
The renowned Safety Academy of the German mountain sports brand now offers new first-aid training courses specifically tailored to mountain biking.
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News briefsBosch expands eMTB Challenge for 2026
The German e-mobility specialist is expanding its eMTB Challenge series with new locations and added competition formats for 2026.
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News briefsOiselle and Wild Rye collaborate on collection
The US-based brands have launched a Spring 2026 collaboration featuring shared prints across performance apparel.
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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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News briefsSuunto mobilizes community for climate action
Suunto’s Vertical Week exceeded participation targets, triggering a donation and reinforcing its climate commitments.
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ArticleBike24 narrows losses as growth returns
Online bike retailer Bike24 improved profitability in 2025 as revenue growth returned and fourth-quarter momentum strengthened.
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ArticleCanyon sales decline, losses narrow in 2025
Germany’s Canyon reduced losses in 2025 despite lower sales, as cost measures offset weak global bike demand.
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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.
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ArticleShimano agrees to $11.5m CPSC penalty
Shimano settles with US Consumer Product Safety Commission over delayed reporting of crankset safety risks.
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News briefsSigma Sports plans curated marketplace launch
Sigma Sports prepares a curated marketplace, targeting specialist sellers ahead of a summer 2026 launch.
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News briefsLauf Cycles enters e-bike segment
Icelandic bike brand Lauf Cycles debuts its first electric model, the eElja.
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News briefsSporthaus Schuster opens bike department
Munich retailer Sporthaus Schuster expands into cycling with a new curated bike department.
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News briefsRose Bikes reports profitable growth in FY 2024/25
Rose Bikes grows revenue and profitability despite continued pressure in the bicycle market.
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ArticleIntersport Austria sales rise 7% in H1
Strong winter sports demand and outdoor momentum supported above-market growth in the first half.
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News briefsECF and GSTC sign sustainability MoU
The agreement between the European Cyclists’ Federation and the Global Sustainable Tourism Council aims to strengthen collaboration between tourism and mobility stakeholders with a focus on cycling and sustainability.
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ArticleGerman bicycle market stabilizes in 2025
Despite lower sales and revenue, the German bicycle industry remained stable, supported by e-bikes, exports and new service-driven business areas.
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ArticleDecathlon and MediaMarktSaturn: retail partnership in Germany
The collaboration will introduce store-in-store sports areas inside MediaMarkt locations, starting in Munich.
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ArticleGiant Group revenue declines 15.5% in 2025
The Taiwanese bicycle manufacturer reported lower annual sales, though margins improved and OEM business showed signs of recovery.
