Taipei, Taiwan – April 7, 2025 – The recently concluded TAIPEI CYCLE 2025 show has once again cemented its position as the premier cycling industry exhibition in Asia. The event, which wrapped up on March 29th in Taipei, Taiwan, drew an impressive gathering of nearly 17,000 visitors from 80 countries, alongside over 980 exhibitors representing 35 nations. This robust participation across 3,600 booths underscores the strong optimism and dynamism within the global cycling market.
The exhibition served as a vital platform for businesses, fostering significant opportunities for connections and collaborations. Notably, the top five countries with the highest number of buyers attending were Japan, Mainland China, the United States, South Korea, and Singapore, highlighting the widespread international interest in the latest cycling trends and technologies. The vibrant atmosphere and engagement observed throughout the event mirrored the industry’s increasing focus on smart mobility and environmentally conscious cycling solutions.
TAIPEI CYCLE has long been recognized as a crucial global hub for the cycling sector, providing invaluable opportunities for stakeholders to engage with leading international brands and suppliers. Building on this reputation, the 2025 edition placed a significant emphasis on design and innovation, structured around four key themes: Smart Cycling, Innovation Drive, Green Forward, and Cycling Ecosystem. These themes effectively spotlighted the industry’s collective drive to push the boundaries of cycling technology and explore new frontiers.
A major highlight of this year’s show was the prominent focus on sustainability, embodied by the “Green Forward” theme. The exhibition recognized the efforts of 35 companies that demonstrated excellence in green manufacturing practices, embraced circular economy principles, and developed low-carbon technologies. Prominent Taiwanese brands such as KENDA, GIANT, and KMC were featured alongside global players like Vittoria, SRAM, reTyre, and Schwalbe, all showcasing their commitment to a more sustainable future for the industry. Exhibitors lauded the Green Forward Guided Tours for attracting buyers specifically interested in sustainable solutions, with companies like Formula Engineering expressing enthusiasm for the continued growth of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) initiatives in future editions of the show.
Beyond the static displays, TAIPEI CYCLE 2025 offered a dynamic experience through live demonstrations, test rides, and insightful panel discussions featuring professional riders and industry experts. The dedicated Demo Area track provided attendees with a hands-on opportunity to test the latest bicycles and experience their performance firsthand. The multitude of connections forged and new projects initiated during the event reaffirmed TAIPEI CYCLE’s critical role and significance within the global cycling landscape.
The “TAIPEI CYCLE’s Bike Vision: Innovation & Startup Program” also garnered significant attention, showcasing the potential of 11 promising startups hailing from six different countries. Among these innovative ventures, the Dutch startup TILER emerged as the winner of the Best Rising Star Award for its groundbreaking TILER Compact wireless charging pad. Recognized for its strong commercial viability, this product aims to enhance convenience for e-bike riders in urban environments. The event also generated considerable interest in debuting brands like Litzmo, an e-bike startup poised for international expansion, highlighting the show’s ability to spotlight emerging players in the market.
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Leading figures in the cycling industry underscored the importance of the TAIPEI CYCLE Show as a vital platform for presenting innovations and engaging with the global market. Scott Longstaff, Own Brand Director at Madison, United Kingdom, emphasized that the show is an “essential annual event” for meeting new and prospective suppliers, leading to valuable opportunities for future product development and partnerships.
Charles Lee, CEO of Glory Wheel Manufacturing/Thruaxle.com, Taiwan, echoed this sentiment, stating that the show is a “crucial platform” for showcasing their latest innovations, connecting with global leaders, and strengthening their market presence. He further highlighted the show’s role in expanding international partnerships and reinforcing their position as a leading supplier of bicycle components, expressing honor in receiving the 2025 Taipei Cycle d&i Award for their GW Limiter Headset.
Giorgio Marra, Project Manager at FSA-VISION, highlighted the timing of the event, noting that TAIPEI CYCLE is the “very first international cycling industry show of the year,” making it a crucial early-season platform for APAC B2B business, promotion, and product launches. He stressed the importance for international brands to have a physical presence at the show to launch new products early in the season.
Mr. Simon Wang, President & CEO of TAITRA, concluded that TAIPEI CYCLE 2025 was a “huge success,” driving innovation and sustainability and setting the pace for the future of cycling on the global stage.
In summary, TAIPEI CYCLE 2025 proved to be a resounding success, effectively setting the stage for the next wave of advancements in the cycling world. With its diverse array of exhibitors, cutting-edge technologies on display, and strategic focus on key industry trends, the event has further solidified its position as an indispensable fixture on the global cycling calendar, fostering new connections and paving the way for groundbreaking projects within the industry.
For more detailed information about TAIPEI CYCLE 2025, you can visit taipeicycle.com.tw.
