Eurobike 2025: Award-winning innovations revealed

Winners of the Eurobike Awards 2025 have been announced, including nine Gold Awards for outstanding products.

In the Bikes category, Puky impressed the jury with Next, a new balance bike featuring a sleek appearance and thoughtfully engineered design for younger riders. The E-Bikes segment saw two standout winners: Ampler claimed gold with Nova, the world’s first eBike that can be charged via USB-C, while Eovolt earned recognition for its Afternoon Pro with folding mechanisms and riding characteristics.

“We’re feeling great about the Eurobike award. Maybe USB-C charging is not a big step in the world of innovations but in terms of the cycling industry. It’s definitely a step forward. I am hoping that it will relate to a lot of customers,” said Eva Raigo, CEO of Ampler Bikes.

In the realm of Components, Fizik’s saddle, One-to-one, and Hepha’s ErgoAdjust, a stem that reconciles the digital with the physical realm, were applauded for their ergonomic design and user-focused innovation.

Among the Accessories category, Polisport received top honours for the HRP Luggage Carrier, while Supernova took home gold with the high-performance Redstream light system.

In the Clothing & Accessories category, Leatt impressed with its lightweight, rail-ready 5.0 Gravity full-face helmet, offering enhanced safety and style. Lastly, in the growing field of Digital Solutions, vit:bikes GmbH earned gold for its Vit:Bikes Academy, a platform described by the jurors as the “only alternative to traditional training” for bicycle mechanics.

“As a retailer, it’s quite rare to receive an award like this. And it also shows that we as retailers can make a difference in the industry,” said Christian Daiber from vit-Bikes.

In addition, the Green Award at Eurobike 2025 was secured by Vaude for its TrailControl 20+ Zero backpack. According to the manufacturer, this flagship project aims to demonstrate how materials with zero carbon footprint can contribute to climate neutrality.

Belgian company Urbanisto was awarded the Start-up Award for its modular bicycle cargo bike project.

“The Eurobike Award provides clear orientation in a dynamic and constantly growing market and has a reach that extends far beyond the cycling scene. The entire cycling world benefits from this,” said Martina Rumschick, Head of Brand & Content Eurobike.