Taipei Cycle Show 2026 highlights cycling innovation, supply chain and sustainability
With less than two months to go, the Taipei Cycle Show 2026 will focus on four themes, highlighting innovation, culture, industry trends and the future of cycling.
One of the show’s key themes is Riding Passion, represented by the Cycling Lifestyle Area, which connects the technical industry with consumer culture. The Supply Chain and Sustainability themes underscore the show’s renewed momentum for the industry’s future and showcase the next generation of mobility.
The fourth main theme, Cycling Innovation, will spotlight market-defining products, particularly through the TAIPEI CYCLE d&i Awards. The awards programme aims to recognise outstanding innovation and encourage companies to explore cutting-edge technologies and develop high-quality products. Winners will be prominently featured during the Taipei Cycle Show.
Beyond the core themes, attendees can also take part in panel discussions covering critical topics such as e-bikes, industry trends in German-speaking markets, sustainability, and the bicycle industry’s role in health, urban mobility and low-carbon policies.
The show floor is organised to support efficient B2B networking, enabling buyers to connect directly with leading manufacturers of both components and complete bicycles. Pre-registration for the Taipei Cycle Show is now open.
“For Madison, the Taipei Cycle Show is about relationships, insight and momentum. It allows us to meet face-to-face with our key suppliers, align on future development plans and explore new opportunities, while gaining a clear view of where the global cycle market is heading,” said Dominic Langan, CEO of Madison. “This is why the Taipei Cycle Show remains one of the most important dates in the calendar for us.”
“Taipei Cycle Show presents a pivotal platform for evolve and EliteWheels. By participating alongside our local Taiwan distributor, the show allows us to reaffirm our commitment to the Taiwan market and its vibrant cycling culture,” added Tony Tong, CEO of EliteWheels and evolve.
