Eurobike 2026 – breaking news from cycling's biggest tech show
Eurobike is the world's biggest cycling trade show. It takes place in Frankfurt, Germany, and sees the world’s press and industry pros attend the show to learn about what's new in cycling. There are two festival days open to the public. The annual event is the best place to see new tech, fresh product launches and some seriously cool stuff.
“Eurobike is dead, it feels empty” – Europe’s biggest bike show is in crisis. I went to Frankfurt to find out why
Shrinking crowds, absent industry giants and a move to a biennial format raise serious questions about the future of Europe's biggest cycling trade show
FLR's gravel and XC shoes pack in plenty of tech without the price tag
Value-packed shoes straight from Bulgaria
Chinese brand Star Union challenges premium brake makers with Suhr R740 stoppers
Suhr R740 brakes feature CNC construction and tool-free reach adjust
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Eurobike 2026 | Toot's 3D-printed titanium Eris brings track tech to the road – but you'll need a heat gun to change your saddle height
Italian brand's titanium road bike adopts track tech with an endurance focus
Eurobike 2026 | Orange teases Avinox-equipped Patriot alongside 32in Clockwork concept with XC and gravel ambitions
British brand shows off its upcoming super enduro ebike and 32in concept bike
Eurobike 2026 | Hunt's new prototype TT wheel is 100mm deep, weighs 750g and helps riders "stay in their aero position" for longer
British brand's new high-end TT wheel signals intent to return to pro tour
Eurobike 2026 | Hope's limited-edition 6-piston brakes are its most powerful yet
British brand releases 6-piston caliper for electric and downhill bikes
Eurobike 2026 | Stablead teases futuristic 4-piston brakes and carbon upside-down forks
Californian suspension brand gives a glimpse of its new brake concept at Eurobike
Eurobike 2026 | This mini enduro bike will get your kids through three growth spurts thanks to clever geometry adjustments
Tiny Rock reveals new Spicer 279 adjustable children's enduro bike
Eurobike 2026 | Ridley's prototype gravel racer blends aero advantage and all-day comfort
Kanzo Fast replacement looks closer than ever to production
Eurobike 2026 | New Canyon gravel bike spotted at Eurobike – here's what we know so far
A more aero Grail update with yet more tyre clearance looks to be on its way
Eurobike 2026 | Eurobike to pause in 2028 as troubled cycling show gains a new rival
After the 2027 edition, Eurobike will take place every two years, with the show returning in 2029
Eurobike 2026 | New Canyon Aeroad CFR officially launched ahead of the Tour de France – and it's 'faster than ever'
Canyon’s new LTD-spec Aeroad features a SRAM 1x drivetrain
Eurobike 2026 | Supernova Superdropper is 'world's first dropper post with integrated tail light'
Riding home from the trails could be safer than ever
Eurobike 2026 | This Chinese brand looks set to revolutionise ebike motors – and it's not Avinox
Gobao's X1P motor takes aim at Avinox, matching its 150Nm of torque and 1,500W peak power
Eurobike 2026 | 'Challenging what is possible': new Avinox MG Concept motor with integrated gearbox and regenerative braking spotted at Eurobike
Avinox's new MG Concept could be the writing on the wall for derailleurs
Eurobike moves venue and dates for 2027 in huge shakeup for troubled show
Eurobike bosses say changes will encourage "the return of leading bike brands"
Shimano returns to Eurobike 2026 after withdrawing, as German industry bodies announce rival show
Shimano Europe will provide an outdoor testing area, after initially announcing withdrawal in January
Shimano withdraws from Eurobike 2026 as troubled trade show prepares for major restructure
Key exhibitor's withdrawal from the show is a huge blow for Eurobike
Eurobike cancels controversial Mobifuture show after industry revolt – but stops short of wider reform
Show organiser acknowledges need to clarify the vision for Mobifuture, but offers few concessions in other areas of concern
As Eurobike struggles, the cycling industry makes the case for its future
The world's largest cycling trade show faces a "severe crisis", as industry insiders stress its need to adapt and evolve
Uncertainty deepens over Eurobike as Bosch withdraws from show
Shimano's attendance also in question as German distributor weighs up options
Eurobike's future in doubt as two key partners pull out of world’s biggest cycling trade show
Major German bike industry bodies dissatisfied with show’s direction of travel
Stan Portus | Eurobike’s heyday is over, so how can it stay relevant?
It’s the world’s largest cycling trade show, but Eurobike might be of dwindling importance
