Latest Cycling Industry News magazine lands: Taipei 2026, battery passports & more
Wheels sizes and more at Taipei Cycle, Battery Passports and how to close sales on the bike dealer shop floor – all in the latest issue of Cycling Industry News, available to read online now and in the post to subscribers.
- Workshop in ascendance: Sneak peek at CIN’s latest Market Data reveals the shifting status of bike workshops
- The news from Taipei: Trade show loyalties, supply chain changes and product standards feature in our analysis from Taipei Cycle Show 2026
- Battery Passport rules come into force Q1 2027. How does that affect you?
- A question of quality: In a crowded sector, Ananda explains how its eBike motors stand out
- Always Be Closing: There’s more than one way to close a sale on the bike dealer shop floor. Our regular ‘simple sales tips’ series continues…
- “Dear Chancellor, I just saved you billions”: A (very) timely examination of governmental support for cycling
- Yamaha explains why it halted own brand eBikes globally to refocus on its speciality
- In person & direct: In the build up to CIN Live 2026, we look at the face-to-face
- Weldtite bets on British Manufacturing, and takes aim at America
- And more
It’s all in the latest CIN mag here.
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