All Mountainbiking articles – Page 3
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News briefsPas Normal sharpens gravel line
The Danish cycling brand has redesigned its Escapism off-road range for Spring/Summer 2026 as gravel riding becomes faster and more technical.
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ArticlePOC returns to MTB downhill
The Swedish brand has signed a multi-year deal with Norco Adidas Race Division, marking its return to top-level downhill racing.
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ArticleSwitchback reveals headliners
Switchback Spring has announced three featured sessions for its June event in New Orleans, focused on public lands, participation trends and outdoor access.
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News briefsVaude returns to Ludwigsburg
The Germany outdoor brand has reopened a branded store in Ludwigsburg, strengthening its franchise retail model through a partnership with local specialist retailer Funbox.
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News briefsTSG reshapes leadership model
Action sports protection brand TSG will implement a new leadership structure from May 1, separating responsibilities into Product & Marketing and Operations.
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News briefsGarmin Q1 sales rise 14% as Outdoor declines
Record first-quarter revenue and earnings were driven by Fitness, Aviation and Marine growth, while Outdoor sales declined against a strong prior-year comparison.
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ArticleWiMTB launches first mentoring program
The Women in Mountain Biking Network has introduced its first mentoring program to support women+ across trail building, advocacy, guiding and coaching.
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News briefsBatch resets 2026 lineup
The Ohio-based brand has unveiled a fully renewed 2026 collection aimed at first-time riders and independent bike dealers.
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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 briefsSelle San Marco targets gravel growth
The Italian company has introduced a three-model Shortfit Allroad saddle line aimed at gravel, mixed-terrain and commuter cyclists.
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News briefsGiant UK rescues Cycle Revolution
Giant UK has acquired the three-store Thomas’s Cycle Revolution chain out of administration, preserving jobs and expanding its retail footprint in eastern England.
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News briefsBoa marks 25 years of fit innovation
From snowboard boots to a global performance platform, Boa Technology marks 25 years of innovation, backed by measurable gains in fit, efficiency and control.
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News briefsDeuter introduces Visby bike bag
A new waterproof bike bag from Deuter targets urban mobility and bike touring, combining durability, modular storage and sustainability features.
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News briefsUCI cancels E-MTB Cross-country World Cup for 2026
The UCI has scrapped the 2026 E-MTB Cross-country World Cup after growth targets were not met, while maintaining the discipline within its World Championships program.
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News briefsSafilo in talks to acquire Spy+ and Serengeti from Bollé Brands
Safilo is in exclusive negotiations to acquire Spy+ and Serengeti, a move that would strengthen its sport and premium eyewear positioning while accelerating its shift toward owned brands.
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ArticleShimano Q1 sales rise, profits hit by bike weakness
Higher fishing tackle sales and currency gains lifted Shimano’s first-quarter revenue and net income, but profitability declined as the bicycle business remained under pressure.
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ArticleNew Amsterdam show challenges Eurobike’s role
With Cycle Expo Amsterdam planned for 2027, the cycling industry faces a new challenger to Eurobike’s position in Europe.
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News briefsRudy Project launches off-road helmet and goggle system
The Italian brand expands into off-road systems with new helmets and goggles focused on safety, recycled materials and modular design.
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News briefsPeopleForBikes rolls out local advocacy toolkit
The US bike industry trade association introduced a new Backyard Advocacy Toolkit to help industry stakeholders drive local improvements in infrastructure, access and workforce development.
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ArticleCanyon names new CEO
The former DT Swiss executive will lead Canyon alongside founder Roman Arnold starting May 2026.
