Taipei Cycle

Internal cable routing has become the default on performance road and gravel frames. But “internal” covers a lot of ground.  There’s a meaningful difference between a headset designed for frames where cables run fully enclosed from stem to fork crown, and one that solves the routing problem for frames that weren’t originally designed with internal

The bicycle industry’s pivot from a focus on just bicycles to a strengthening focus on mobility overall has been a key trend of the last five years. Enter the the Munich-based IAA Mobility show, which has expanded from an automotive-only affair into a platform for anything-that-moves-on-wheels, essentially. Well, that would appear to be their ambition.

As we leave this year’s Eurobike behind us, many are quietly forming the opinion that the show is in terminal decline. Bigger exhibitors have pulled out, crowd numbers were down. Nevertheless, despite what may become of the event in the near term, the main technical trends in the industry were clear. Lighter and More Powerful

The month of March is Taipei Cycle time—this year a key contradiction in the industry was evident, although not so obvious. On one side are Taiwan suppliers who are keen for orders; on the other side their customers whose inventories are only slowly reducing as cost of living pressures impact consumer discretionary spending. Adding another

Updated June 12, 2025 This page gives you the latest on Taipei Cycle for the current year, 2025, and looks ahead to the next year 2026 as 2025 progresses. We also include discussion and insight as to where the bicycle industry is headed generally as it evolves in the years ahead as that relates to

Since the pandemic shut down the show in 2020 and 2021, the cycling world has been turned upside down: A key innovation for this come-back edition of Taipei Cycle was the digital version, DigitalGo, held concurrently with the physical show (last year’s Taipei Cycle was all DigitalGo of course). The DigitalGo part of the new