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FAZUA making 42 stops on expanded 2025 dealer Training Tour

FAZUA is launching its 2025 Training Tour with an expanded schedule of 42 stops across nine countries (40 stops last year) to empower bicycle retailers with deeper product knowledge and practical experience. Taking place in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France, Italy, Spain, the United Kingdom, Belgium and the Netherlands, the training sessions are now open for registration.

The tour is a key part of FAZUA’s commitment to its retail partners, offering small, interactive workshops tailored to the needs of both sales and workshop teams. Each session will welcome up to 30 participants, with a strong focus on hands-on experience with the FAZUA RIDE 60 drive system and newly introduced components for model year 2025 – including Mode Control, Energy 480, and the latest firmware features.

“It’s vital that we support and empower FAZUA retailers with the right tools, knowledge and confidence,” said Heiko Böhle, Sales & After Sales Director at Porsche eBike Performance GmbH. “This year’s training is about more than just product updates; it’s about building strong partnerships that translate into the best service and a stronger customer experience.”

Attendees will also receive full access to the FAZUA Toolbox Advanced software, giving them the ability to perform deep diagnostics, troubleshoot efficiently and provide high-quality service in their shops. Successful participants will be eligible to become FAZUA Certified Partners, with benefits including access to the complete spare parts catalogue and inclusion in the official FAZUA retailer locator.

Registration is at https://dealer.fazua.com/knowledge-training/live-training/  
and costs are €65 per person. Up to five tickets can be booked per shop per event. Participants will be provided lunch, drinks and snacks during the training session. Registered specialist retailers can find all dates and locations in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France, Italy, Spain, the UK, Belgium and the Netherlands.

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