According to the team behind the Eurobike 2019 trade show, the international bike industry is showing strong commitment to the 28th edition of the show in Lake Constance, Germany. The leading international trade show opens its doors this year from 4-7 September 2019.
Head of Eurobike, Stefan Reisinger, said “It is already evident that we are entering the next show season with plenty of momentum. We expect 1,400 exhibitors – a full house – and look forward to welcoming regular established players, prominent returners and exciting newcomers.”
Following announcements by Bulls, Hercules, Kettler Alu-Rad and Flyer at the end of the 2018 season that they will be returning to Eurobike 2019, the show organisers added that they are ‘delighted with the number of further industry brands committed to attending Eurobike’. The major wholesaler, importer, distributor, manufacturer and exclusive distributor of bike and component brands BBF Bike is joining the ranks at Eurobike.
Following a two-year break, ADP Engineering is also returning to Friedrichshafen. The Dieburg-based designers behind the Rotwild brand will be a welcome addition to Eurobike’s high-end mountain bike portfolio.
In addition to established brands, Eurobike adds that it always showcases an impressive number of new exhibitors. This continues to be the case in 2019. For example, Pexco is attending for the first time. The company led by the well-known Puello bike industry family is presenting its latest mobility developments at Lake Constance with its brands Husqvarna, Raymon and Ready to Race.
Growth is also evident among system providers for pedelec drives. Big German mobility brands Mahle and Amprio, which both enjoy turnover in the billions, are premièring at Eurobike in Friedrichshafen. And Yamaha, one of the leading international manufacturers of e-bike systems, is showing at Lake Constance for the very first time.
In the performance sports segment, high-pedigree brands Bianchi and Storck are returning to Eurobike 2019. And with Böttcher, Patria, Brompton and Hase Bikes, further smaller, specialist brands are rejoining the Eurobike peloton. Suppliers such as Zwift, Bkool, Casco and Sena will also be attending.
Eurobike 2019 includes three working days open to trade only (4-6 September), while Saturday, 7 September 2019, will once again be Festival Day and will celebrate end user enthusiasm for bikes and mobility.
