Highlights in this latest online magazine (Issue 20 | April 2022) include:
- E-bike innovations vital market driver
- Taiwan eagerly waiting next physical meet-up
- Innovations on display at Taipei Cycle show
For the fourth consecutive year Taiwan reported a double-digit hike in e-bike exports. Despite supply chain constraints and booming transportation costs, the market continues to expand. However, 2022 comes with new challenges. How is the industry handling these dynamics and does it impact innovations, an important driver for the e-bike market? Taipei Cycle Show 2022 gave some insights.
Highlights in this latest online magazine (Issue 20 | April 2022) include:
Recognising the demand for better-integrated and lighter components in the e-bike market, AUTORQ has responded to industry trends. Building on its success in providing the widest range of standard bottom bracket torque sensors, the company has developed an innovative integrated hub motor torque sensor.
For nearly four decades, Tektro has been known for its high-quality braking systems. Now, with the fully automatic E.A.S.I. A12 shifting system, TRP introduces an innovation set to make a mark on the shifting market. OEMs looking for future-proof, fully integrated systems now have the opportunity to equip their e-bikes with an automatic shifting system that combines riding comfort and durability.
The Taipei Cycle Show is one of the top three global cycling exhibitions, bringing together industry leaders, innovators, and key decision-makers. OLI eBike Systems will present its latest advancements at Hall 2 (TaiNEX 2), Booth R0720, offering an in-depth look at its Pico drive system—a high-performance, cost-efficient motor.
With its connectors, Higo ensures high-quality connections between individual e-bike components. The company is currently building a new, sustainable production facility with headquarters in Changzhou Suzhou (China). After completion, early 2026, Higo will be able to meet European market demand even better.