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I'm not sure how open the event is, but this summarises what's going on Monday: https://www.cycleassociation.uk/news/?page=1&news-searchterm=&news-type=CategoryCycles&news-searchtype=any&id=2317

There is a meet in Parliament on Monday on the topic of maximising e-bike potential. I may flag this, among other things. About time UK got to grips with e-Bikes and the potential.

Just spotted that Paris are to subsidise e-bike and cargo bike purchases in a bid to tackle congestion. money off velib too for new drivers. clever: https://cyclingindustry.news/paris-to-subsidise-electric-and-cargo-bike-purchases-by-up-to-e600/

Whoops, hadn't spotted that, sorry everyone!

I expect a few on here will be interested in how this one pans out. Receiver appointed, jobs lost: https://cyclingindustry.news/electric-bike-biz-bionx-goes-into-receivership/

I've been speaking with a chap in Switzerland who has begun the process of developing a wireless charge system for e-Bikes. Looks like it could be a sensible enough bet for the future of electric hire fleets: https://cyclingindustry.news/wireless-charging-for-electric-bikes-on-the-horizon/

Sure, drop me a mail if you like: mark AT cyclingindustry.news

Found Eurobike's decision to extend a hall to e-Mobility interesting. https://cyclingindustry.news/eurobike-to-open-hall-to-e-mobility-solutions/ Provided it's all done above board (steps are being taken to enable this for the masses on speed pedelecs), I'm leaning toward wondering whether the...

Study proves e-Bikes to have significant health benefits in the space of just a few weeks: https://cyclingindustry.news/study-proves-that-electric-bike-users-are-far-from-cheating/

Just announced, Bosch look set to acquire COBI, which might be an indication of how they see the display evolving in time: https://cyclingindustry.news/bosch-e-bike-plots-acquisition-of-cobi-gmbh/

Some interesting data passed on from GB Bicycle Association, including revelation e-bikes now 12% of import values. Pedal power trend may be lowest this century though: https://cyclingindustry.news/uk-bicycle-imports-lowest-since-the-turn-of-the-century-e-bikes-hit-12-of-markets-imports/

Three new motors added and InTube batteries, which look very tidy indeed. Expected to land in the market from April of next year: https://cyclingindustry.news/bafang-m-series-motors-emerge-with-bold-power-claims-and-better-integration/

Sorry, my threads coming like buses here. Also out of Bosch today, two new motors and better battery integration: https://cyclingindustry.news/bosch-introduces-active-line-and-active-line-plus-e-bike-motors/ For me, the battery integration is just about smart enough this year on bikes i've seen...

Debuted by Bosch just now. Works flawlessly across a number of surfaces with minute drain on the battery: https://cyclingindustry.news/bosch-debuts-abs-braking-technology-for-e-mobility/

Not my first excitable post on battery tech breakthrough, but may be of interest all the same. This looks rather exciting in terms of potential. Looks reasonable to produce and cost effective. Wouldn't take too much getting used to or infrastructure...

Hi all, Thought this one might be of interest and it comes with some good knowledge from the Bicycle Association's technical man Peter Eland. Brands have obviously no commented, but industry grape vine suggests in the future a brand neutral charge standard may come to fruition, if the trade can...

Hi All, Another 'could be the next big thing' style post from me. I've been speaking with the German Aerospace Center in recent weeks about a fuel cell they're developing. Now this isn't necessarily an e-bike application, but for heavier e-cargo it fits the bill and has some good potential...

https://cyclingindustry.news/florida-scientists-create-battery-with-20-times-the-longevity-of-lithium-ion/ Posted this one online today. These don't always come to fruition, but looks promising for e-bike market.

Of course in the Netherlands first. Where's next? https://cyclingindustry.news/e-bike-turnover-overtakes-pedal-cycles-in-the-netherlands/

https://cyclingindustry.news/bosch-we-expect-between-30-and-40-of-bikes-sold-to-carry-electrics-in-future/ What do we think of that claim? Have to say i think i can see the logic. Accell's turnover of e-bikes and recent visit to cube puts portions of their businesses above that figure. No...