All Mountainbiking articles – Page 8
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ArticleECI’s Eurobike exit highlights cycling industry power shift
European Cycling Industries’ decision to skip Eurobike 2026 is the latest sign that influence within the cycling sector is increasingly shifting from trade-show floors to policy and advocacy platforms.
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News briefsGarmin reports growth in indoor running and cycling activity
New Garmin Connect data highlights growing indoor running participation, stronger adoption of strength training and continued demand for cycling across global markets.
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ArticleBosch launches certification for used e-bikes
Bosch eBike Systems is entering the refurbished e-bike market with a digital certification program designed to increase transparency and consumer confidence in second-hand purchases.
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ArticleWeSports posts record Q1 growth
Strong demand for winter sports, early-spring sales and acquisitions helped WeSports deliver record Q1 growth and higher profitability.
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ArticleSchwan-Stabilo Outdoor Group names new CEO
After 14 years with the company, Outdoor Group CEO Martin Riebel will step down at the end of June, with former Intersport executive Christoph Frechen taking over leadership of the multi-brand outdoor business.
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News briefsDeuter launches limited Atherton edition of Attack protector pack
Limited to 100 units worldwide, Deuter’s new Attack Atherton backpack was developed with mountain bike legend Gee Atherton for demanding enduro and downhill riding.
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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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ArticleBoa advances helmet fit with new FS2 platform
The fit technology specialist is expanding beyond footwear with a next-generation helmet platform designed to improve comfort, stability and precision adjustment.
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ArticleCanada’s MEC brings Gear Swap back to stores
The Canadian retailer is testing a new physical resale and repair concept in British Columbia as demand grows for longer-lasting outdoor gear and circular retail models.
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News briefsEurobike Award turns 20 as industry pushes broader innovation agenda
The 20th edition of the Eurobike Award highlighted how the bicycle and ecomobility industry is increasingly linking product innovation with sustainability, accessibility and urban mobility concepts.
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ArticlePas Normal Studios and Salomon enter hybrid gravel category
The two brands are expanding the convergence of cycling, running and outdoor performance with a new SS26 collaboration built around hybrid gravel-focused footwear and apparel.
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OpinionEuropean Outdoor Week: The business of outdoor reconnects
Industry veteran Charles Ross reflects on the first European Outdoor Week in Riva – and argues that the combination of business focus, outdoor culture and community spirit may have given the industry “a shot in the arm” after years of disruption.
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News briefsSRAM restructures global sales leadership
The bike component manufacturer announced a series of senior sales leadership changes as longtime executives John Nedeau and Dirk Gerbes prepare to retire after decades with the company.
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News briefsEurobike shifts to September and sharpens B2B focus
Eurobike is repositioning itself with a new September date, stronger B2B focus and organizational changes as pressure mounts from competing trade show concepts and shifting industry expectations.
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ArticleEuropean Outdoor Week set for expanded 2027 return
The European Outdoor Group and MagNet Group plan to expand and refine European Outdoor Week after a first edition that combined sustainability, trade, media and consumer events in Riva del Garda.
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News briefsIOC rules out summer crossover sports for Winter Olympics
The IOC has confirmed that the French Alps 2030 Olympic Winter Games will remain limited to snow and ice disciplines, ending hopes for crossover events such as gravel cycling or trail running.
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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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ArticleGoPro explores strategic alternatives as Q1 sales plunge
The action camera company is reviewing “strategic alternatives,” including a potential sale or merger, amid declining sales and widening losses.
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News briefsOrtovox retains Fair Wear leader status
The German mountain sports specialist improved its latest Fair Wear performance score through new supplier management and transparency measures.
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News briefsGiant swings to Q1 loss amid weak demand
The world’s largest bicycle manufacturer reported lower revenue and a quarterly loss amid discounting pressure and weaker OEM demand.
