The e-bike industry is currently facing challenges with inventory management and demand forecasting, leading to excessive stock and logistical bottlenecks. OLI eBike Systems takes a different approach. “Our products are in stock and ready for immediate delivery, ensuring that manufacturers can rely on timely solutions without the delays caused by complex forecasting models,” says Giorgio Gavioli, CEO of OLI Group. “With pre-configured solutions, procurement and production are simplified, while six European branches ensure rapid service response, localized support, and efficient stock management.”
Cost-to-performance ratio
With the growing demand for e-bikes, manufacturers need reliable drive systems that balance cost-efficiency, durability, and comfort. Gavioli: “The Pico system is designed to deliver a smooth and silent experience at an accessible price point. By optimizing the cost-to-performance ratio, brands can offer high-quality e-bikes without exceeding their budgets. Additionally, the system’s integrated software capabilities allow for personalized ride settings, giving users an enhanced riding experience tailored to their preferences.”
Meeting with industry leaders and strategic partners
Taipei Cycle Show is not just about showcasing products—it is also about fostering strong industry relationships. “We have already established collaborations with several leading frame builders and OEM partners, and this event presents a valuable opportunity to engage in further discussions. We will meet with OEM manufacturers, component suppliers, and distributors to explore innovations in battery efficiency, smart displays, and connectivity, ensuring that its solutions align with market needs,” says Gavioli.
The Pico drive system
The Pico drive system is engineered to integrate into a wide range of e-bike applications providing a smooth and natural riding experience. Its carefully calibrated power curve allows for responsive acceleration, while preserving the natural feel of pedaling.The system’s advanced sensors, including torque and cadence detection, ensure precise assistance levels tailored to the rider’s needs.
One of Pico's key strengths lies in its versatility, appealing to both established brands and frame makers. Its compact design, quiet operation, and smooth pedal feel make it an attractive option for manufacturers looking to build high-quality e-bikes that provide a seamless and enjoyable riding experience. At recent industry events, the system has received strong interest from leading figures in the sector, solidifying its position as a preferred choice for modern e-bike drive systems.
Production and distribution
Produced in OLI eBike Systems' three manufacturing sites—Italy, Vietnam, and China—Pico is built with robust materials and high-quality engineering, ensuring reliable and long-lasting performance. Its intuitive design allows for easy integration with different frame styles, giving bike brands the flexibility to efficiently develop new models.
Several frame makers are already preparing to introduce open-mould frames optimized for Pico by 2025. Additionally, Pico aligns well with European production and distribution standards, positioning OLI eBike Systems as a distinctive provider of cost-efficient, high-quality e-bike solutions across Europe.
Final preparations
Taipei Cycle Show marks a significant milestone before the launch of the next-generation drive systems. Gavioli: “Visitors to the booth will get an exclusive preview of upcoming advancements, gaining insights into the future direction of OLI eBike Systems. Engineers and business development representatives will be available for technical discussions, live product demonstrations, and one-on-one meetings to explore tailored solutions for partners.”
“Industry professionals and partners are invited to visit the stand and experience the latest technology firsthand,” says Gavioli. “Whether seeking a high-performance drive system, a reliable supply chain partner, or technical insights into the future of eBike propulsion, we are prepared to meet market needs.”
This article is sponsored by OLI eBike Systems.
