Taipei, Taiwan: The cycling industry is gearing up for one of its largest and most prestigious events, as TAIPEI CYCLE 2025 draws near. With exhibitor booth spaces fully booked, brands still have the opportunity to join the waitlist to showcase their latest innovations and solutions to a global audience.
Building on the success of the 2024 edition, TAIPEI CYCLE 2025 promises to be a dynamic event with the introduction of four new key themes: Smart Cycling, Innovation Drive, Green Forward, and Cycling Ecosystem. These focus areas reflect the event’s commitment to driving advancements in sustainable and innovative cycling technologies.
The 2025 edition is set to host nearly 950 exhibitors from 35 countries, occupying over 3,500 booths. Global cycling giants such as GIANT, MERIDA, SHIMANO, SRAM, and KMC are confirmed participants, offering attendees a first-hand look at the latest cycling products. Visitors can also look forward to testing new technologies and products, from e-bikes to drive systems, in dedicated zones that highlight eco-friendly transportation solutions.
Sustainability remains a core focus, with the Green Forward initiative pushing exhibitors to implement environmentally responsible practices. Companies showcasing sustainable efforts will receive marketing support, increasing their visibility throughout the event. Meanwhile, the E-Bikes & Drive Units Zone and the Cargo Bike & Micro-Mobility Zone will feature cutting-edge urban mobility solutions, offering an interactive glimpse into the future of transportation.
Speaking on the event, Robert Wu, Chairman of the Taiwan Bicycle Association (TBA), emphasized the show’s role in promoting cycling culture and sustainability. “Together, we’ll continue the journey of sustainability and increase cycling’s global significance,” Wu said, highlighting the importance of global partnerships and green initiatives.
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For companies looking to join this landmark event, the waitlist for exhibitor booths is now open. More information is available on the official website or by contacting the organizers via email at cycle@taitra.org.tw.
For further details, visit: taipeicycle.com.tw.
