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TAIPEI CYCLE 2027 opens booth registration

The 2027 edition of TAIPEI CYCLE has opened booth registration on its official website.

The show will return to the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center from 24 to 27 March 2027, with the first two days open exclusively to trade visitors and the final two days also open to the general public.

Under its new brand positioning, Trust Drives the Future, the show will offer a “Total Taiwan Experience”, featuring activities such as factory visits, innovation centres and high-level industry engagement.

Visitors will also be able to explore the latest product launches, breakthrough technologies and future mobility innovations, including complete bicycles, bicycle components, accessories, e-bikes and drive systems, cargo bikes and micro-mobility solutions, cycling e-sports, advanced composites, as well as products and innovations from overseas exhibitors and country pavilions.

The exhibition will be complemented by a programme of events, including the Taipei Cycle Grand Opening Ceremony, the Taipei Cycle Forum, Premiere Product Launch presentations, the d&i Awards, the ESG Achievement Award and the Industry Forecast Seminar.

Visitors will also be able to explore a series of themed pavilions, including the Cycling Culture Pavilion, the Trusted Supply Chain Hub and the d&i Awards Pavilion.

“On behalf of everyone at TAITRA, welcome to TAIPEI CYCLE 2027. Whether you’re coming back for the tenth time or visiting for the first, we’re glad you’re here. This show has always been about more than business; it’s where old friendships are renewed and new ones begin,” said Jason Deng, Executive Director of the Exhibition Department at TAITRA.

The 2026 edition featured more than 900 exhibitors across 3,450 booths spanning the entire bicycle supply chain, from frames to smart mobility technologies, under the theme Cycling to Wellness.

Cycling Industry News published an analysis of the 2026 show in May.

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