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Get Ready for Taipei Cycle 2025

The upcoming 2025 Taipei Cycle Show will be held from March 26-29 at the Nangang Exhibition Center in Taipei, Taiwan. Oerus analyzes some of the major topics that we expect to be in discussion during the annual trade show. See you in Taipei! Contact us to schedule a meeting now.

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5 Key Takeaways from 2024 China Cycle

We attended the 2024 China Cycle in May and then visited bicycle and e-bike supply chain manufacturers throughout the country, specifically in Tianjin, Shandong, Shanghai, Zhejiang, Xiamen, Guangzhou, and Dongguan. Here are the five takeaways on the current state of things in the Chinese bicycle and e-bike manufacturing sectors.

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5 Things to Expect for the Bike Manufacturing Industry in 2022.

The year of 2021 saw supply chain challenges to the bicycle and electric bike manufacturing industry like never before. Covid-19 caused significant problems for every segment of the value chain, but at the same time, bike production and sales are breaking historical records. Here are 5 things you should you expect to see in the bicycle and e-bike manufacturing industry for 2022

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COVID-19 is Disrupting Global Bike Manufacturing

Last month, Coronavirus (COVID-19) wreaked havoc amongst supply chains operating in East Asia, particularly China, where a large percentage of bikes and e-bikes are still produced. By late March, it seems that the COVID-19 figures in East Asia have plateaued while Europe and North America figures are now growing exponentially.

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How COVID-19 Affects Bike Production

Oerus is actively monitoring the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation in Taiwan and China. As we near March, bicycle manufacturing in several regions throughout China are still shutdown. Meanwhile in Taiwan, factories have already been active for weeks following the Chinese New Year holiday.

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