We are thrilled to share our recent interview on Europe 1 where our co-founder, Toussaint, dives deep into Upway's mission to refurbish and sell electric bikes. ⚡🚲 Tune in if you are interested to learn about our journey, our values, and how we're making an impact on the environment and the cycling community. 🎙️ Catch the full interview on Europe 1 here. Stéphane, Raphaëlle, Jean-Adrien, Quentin, Lucas, Florentin, Benjamin.
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Van Rysel E-EDR CF: Redefining Electric Road Cycling with the Mahle X20 🚴♂️⚡ Introducing the Van Rysel E-EDR CF, a road eBike designed for those who seek top-tier performance without compromising on weight. Equipped with the Mahle X20 system, this eBike merges modern technology with a lightweight build to elevate your cycling experience to new heights. As noted by CleanRider: "Decathlon strikes hard: its new carbon electric bike challenges the market leaders." The Mahle X20 integrates flawlessly, featuring a 1.4 kg motor that delivers 55 Nm of torque compared to a mid drive. This compact system is perfect for demanding road cyclists who need a responsive and efficient ride. Backed by the MAHLE digital ecosystem, including the My SmartBike app, the X20 adapts to your riding style, ensuring optimal performance on every ride. Learn more about how the Van Rysel E-EDR CF is setting a new standard in eBike technology in the full article. #MAHLESmartBikeSystems #VanRysel #X20System #MAHLESystems #ePoweredbyMAHLE
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The Métropole de Lyon has recently unveiled its active mobility plan, prioritizing the increase of cycling throughout the region. With an anticipated investment of €500 million, the Cycling Plan encompasses over 60 actions organized around five key axes, directly addressing residents' demands for better active mobility. The five major axes include: 💶 Fostering the bicycle economy 🛣️ Developing and enhancing safety through dedicated cycling infrastructure 🚸 Ensuring the safety of all road users, with a focus on pedestrians and cyclists 🔄 Supporting behavioural changes through training and awareness initiatives 🛠️ Developing user-friendly services Key measures outlined in the Cycling Plan include the expansion of dedicated bike lanes to reach 2,000 km, a €1.6 million investment to upgrade cycling lane near colleges to encourage early adoption of cycling habits among youth, and an increase in the budget of the "Freevélo'v" loan service to €3.9 million to provide refurbished bikes for students. #lyon #climate #cycling #CyclingIndustriesEurope To learn more, see below https://lnkd.in/dK6vQj8M
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Belgium and cycling: Moving a nation through transport and sport. Powerful insights shared by Jacques Lovell of Cycling Industries Europe #cycling #activetravel #ebikes #micromobility #mobilitysolutions #leasing #sharedmobility #transport #futuremobility #changemakers #incentives #newmobility #transportinfrastructure #remodeling #builtenvironment #infrastructuredevelopment #environmentalimpact #economicimpact #environmentalimpact #futurecities #PolicyShapesSociety #government #policymakers #mindsetshift #societalimpact
Belgium and cycling typically conjures images of ‘monument’ bike races, Sunday morning club rides and bike pros who excel on the ‘bergs’ and cobblestones. But the latest cycling sales’ data from Belgium published by TRAXIO tells us that Belgium is becoming a home for all types of riding and bicycles - while staying true to its roots as the home of sports’ cycling. 📊 The Belgian market figures match trends observed in recent market reports in neighbouring countries (Germany, Netherlands, France): - Drop in unit sales and overstock issues, but structural growth and long-term sales perspective are good - E-bikes unit sales have overtaken acoustic bike sales - Consumers are generally ready to spend more than before on their new bike. 🤓 But some specificities also stand out: - The strongest speed-e-bikes sales per capita in the world - Consumer willingness to buy upmarket: The average Belgian consumer is ready to spend 1000€ more than the average Dutch consumer on a new bike, and 1300€ more for an e-bike. - 2 markets in one country – attitudes towards cycling are very different between the Dutch speaking North and the French speaking South and this is clearly reflected in sales’ figures. 🔈 These specificities highlight the extent to which policy shapes markets: - #Fiscal policy: Belgium’s strong bike leasing framework gives consumers incentives to go for models at a higher price point and turn to brick and mortar retail for expertise, service, maintenance and reliability. - #Social/employment policy: Bicycle commuters get proper financial rewards for choosing the green way of getting to work. The further you commute by bike, the more you earn: that’s a pretty strong incentive to get an e-bike - or a speed e-bike. - #Mobility policy: The North-South divide in bikes sales reflects the North-South infrastructure divide – which is the result of history and legacy of political choices. The fact that the North is pancake flat while the South fairly hilly might have been a (poor) justification for this in the past but now, there are e-bikes so it’s time for Wallonia to close the gap! 🌈 Last but not least, it’s highly encouraging to see that the Belgian cycling is propped up by: - a trade body that can produce very reliable and comprehensive statistics; - politicians like Georges Gilkinet and Elke Van den Brandt who don’t just talk positively about cycling but act effectively; - the capacity to use the bicycle as a ‘soft power’ element of national branding on the international stage. On that note, it is very fitting the #EUDeclarationOnCycling was signed during a Belgian Presidency of the EU! 🚲
Le marché du vélo en Belgique en 2023 : une année de transition, mais pas pour le vélo électrique qui s’adjuge pour la première fois une part de marché de plus de 50 %
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Check out the insightful analysis by our Industry Manager Jacques Lovell on the newest cycling sales data from Belgium as published by TRAXIO. Once more, showing how pro-cycling policy not only promotes cycling but also stimulates industry growth! 📈 🚴♂️ Read below to learn more 👇 #CyclingIndustriesEurope #TRAXIO #CyclingBelgium
Belgium and cycling typically conjures images of ‘monument’ bike races, Sunday morning club rides and bike pros who excel on the ‘bergs’ and cobblestones. But the latest cycling sales’ data from Belgium published by TRAXIO tells us that Belgium is becoming a home for all types of riding and bicycles - while staying true to its roots as the home of sports’ cycling. 📊 The Belgian market figures match trends observed in recent market reports in neighbouring countries (Germany, Netherlands, France): - Drop in unit sales and overstock issues, but structural growth and long-term sales perspective are good - E-bikes unit sales have overtaken acoustic bike sales - Consumers are generally ready to spend more than before on their new bike. 🤓 But some specificities also stand out: - The strongest speed-e-bikes sales per capita in the world - Consumer willingness to buy upmarket: The average Belgian consumer is ready to spend 1000€ more than the average Dutch consumer on a new bike, and 1300€ more for an e-bike. - 2 markets in one country – attitudes towards cycling are very different between the Dutch speaking North and the French speaking South and this is clearly reflected in sales’ figures. 🔈 These specificities highlight the extent to which policy shapes markets: - #Fiscal policy: Belgium’s strong bike leasing framework gives consumers incentives to go for models at a higher price point and turn to brick and mortar retail for expertise, service, maintenance and reliability. - #Social/employment policy: Bicycle commuters get proper financial rewards for choosing the green way of getting to work. The further you commute by bike, the more you earn: that’s a pretty strong incentive to get an e-bike - or a speed e-bike. - #Mobility policy: The North-South divide in bikes sales reflects the North-South infrastructure divide – which is the result of history and legacy of political choices. The fact that the North is pancake flat while the South fairly hilly might have been a (poor) justification for this in the past but now, there are e-bikes so it’s time for Wallonia to close the gap! 🌈 Last but not least, it’s highly encouraging to see that the Belgian cycling is propped up by: - a trade body that can produce very reliable and comprehensive statistics; - politicians like Georges Gilkinet and Elke Van den Brandt who don’t just talk positively about cycling but act effectively; - the capacity to use the bicycle as a ‘soft power’ element of national branding on the international stage. On that note, it is very fitting the #EUDeclarationOnCycling was signed during a Belgian Presidency of the EU! 🚲
Le marché du vélo en Belgique en 2023 : une année de transition, mais pas pour le vélo électrique qui s’adjuge pour la première fois une part de marché de plus de 50 %
traxio.be
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Belgium and cycling typically conjures images of ‘monument’ bike races, Sunday morning club rides and bike pros who excel on the ‘bergs’ and cobblestones. But the latest cycling sales’ data from Belgium published by TRAXIO tells us that Belgium is becoming a home for all types of riding and bicycles - while staying true to its roots as the home of sports’ cycling. 📊 The Belgian market figures match trends observed in recent market reports in neighbouring countries (Germany, Netherlands, France): - Drop in unit sales and overstock issues, but structural growth and long-term sales perspective are good - E-bikes unit sales have overtaken acoustic bike sales - Consumers are generally ready to spend more than before on their new bike. 🤓 But some specificities also stand out: - The strongest speed-e-bikes sales per capita in the world - Consumer willingness to buy upmarket: The average Belgian consumer is ready to spend 1000€ more than the average Dutch consumer on a new bike, and 1300€ more for an e-bike. - 2 markets in one country – attitudes towards cycling are very different between the Dutch speaking North and the French speaking South and this is clearly reflected in sales’ figures. 🔈 These specificities highlight the extent to which policy shapes markets: - #Fiscal policy: Belgium’s strong bike leasing framework gives consumers incentives to go for models at a higher price point and turn to brick and mortar retail for expertise, service, maintenance and reliability. - #Social/employment policy: Bicycle commuters get proper financial rewards for choosing the green way of getting to work. The further you commute by bike, the more you earn: that’s a pretty strong incentive to get an e-bike - or a speed e-bike. - #Mobility policy: The North-South divide in bikes sales reflects the North-South infrastructure divide – which is the result of history and legacy of political choices. The fact that the North is pancake flat while the South fairly hilly might have been a (poor) justification for this in the past but now, there are e-bikes so it’s time for Wallonia to close the gap! 🌈 Last but not least, it’s highly encouraging to see that the Belgian cycling is propped up by: - a trade body that can produce very reliable and comprehensive statistics; - politicians like Georges Gilkinet and Elke Van den Brandt who don’t just talk positively about cycling but act effectively; - the capacity to use the bicycle as a ‘soft power’ element of national branding on the international stage. On that note, it is very fitting the #EUDeclarationOnCycling was signed during a Belgian Presidency of the EU! 🚲
Le marché du vélo en Belgique en 2023 : une année de transition, mais pas pour le vélo électrique qui s’adjuge pour la première fois une part de marché de plus de 50 %
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#Eurobike2024 Recap: - Despite high hopes for market improvement in the short term, the forecast remains elusive. - #Ebikes sales totaled 800,000 units, a 1.23% decrease from the previous year. #Bicycle sales amounted to 650,000 units, marking a 19% decrease. - The clearance of warehouses is proving more time-consuming than anticipated. Priority is on clearing out existing stock before replenishing and ordering new components. - Over 1,800 exhibitors at the event were met with an exceptionally positive atmosphere. With participants from 60+ countries, the trade show attracted 35,000 industry visitors and over 33,000 bike enthusiasts. Notably, non-European representation surged to 35%, making it the most international event to date. - The #Bicycleindustry now holds a seat at the table within the European Commission, shaping discussions at the highest levels. Political decision-making in Brussels now acknowledges and values the bicycle industry's input. #Eurobike #BicycleIndustry #TradeShow #MarketTrends #EuropeanCommission #CyclingCommunity
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In this video, we delve into the dynamic world of folding bikes, uncovering the latest trends and market segmentation in the global industry. Join us as we analyze key players, emerging innovations, and consumer preferences shaping this versatile market. Whether you're a cycling enthusiast, industry professional, or simply curious about the future of urban mobility, this video is a must-watch. Don't forget to like and share this video with fellow bike enthusiasts and industry followers! #FoldingBikeIndustry #MarketTrends #KeyPlayers #CyclingInnovations #FoldingBike #FoldableBike #CompactBike #UrbanCycling #CommuteByBike #BikeLife #EcoFriendlyTransport #CyclingCommunity #FoldingBikeLife #PortableBike #CityCycling #SustainableTransport #BikeEverywhere #BikeToWork #FoldingBikeAdventure
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Great to see coverage from BiciDaStrada.it on Zeeda, even if it's sadly in a market 🇮🇹 we don't currently cover (yet). Perfectly summarises why we service the premium cycling market in 2024: "(translated for english consumption) 2024 is to all intents and purposes a year of no return for the entire cycling industry. A real turning point. And as often happens, every new course is a harbinger of new ideas, perspectives and proposals. The latest innovation is called Zeeda and promises to innovate the process of purchasing a bicycle. High-end and beyond." 🚀 https://lnkd.in/efqkqKAR
Zeeda: le bici top di gamma (e non solo) a prezzo scontato
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