The 20th edition of the Eurobike Awards has taken place, celebrating achievements in the bicycle and mobility sector. Organised by Fairnamic, the joint venture exhibition company, the awards event at the Eurobike show presented a total of 22 awards across seven competition categories.
Seven Gold Awards were issued for ‘exceptional solutions’, as well as a Green Award for sustainability, and a Start-Up Award for a newcomer to the market.
Eurobike is a leading international trade fair for the bicycle industry and the ecomobility sector, representing sustainable urban mobility, transport and logistics solutions.
Philipp Ferger, Managing Director at Eurobike and Fairnamic, said “This year’s submissions impressively demonstrate how dynamically and solution-oriented the bicycle and mobility industry continues to evolve. The Eurobike Award makes this innovative strength visible and provides guidance in a market undergoing rapid technological and societal change. For many companies, the award is a key driver of international visibility and market success.”
Since its introduction, the Eurobike Award has been regarded as a key honour in the international cycling and mobility industry. According to the awards organising company, it highlights technological developments, sustainable concepts and new mobility solutions, offering guidance to industry professionals, retailers and consumers.
An international expert jury selected seven Gold Awards for particularly outstanding innovations. The evaluation criteria included degree of innovation, functionality, design, quality of workmanship, usability and sustainability.
The following products received a Eurobike Gold Award:
- BikeFolder “Mr Spoke” (Category: Digital Solutions)
- Croozer “Kid Lykke” (Category: Accessories)
- Lion Bikes “Light 24” (Category: Bikes)
- Nijland Cycling “Suelo” (Category: E-Bikes)
- Rohloff “E14 Solo” (Category: Components)
- Thule “Epos Parksecure” (Category: Accessories)
- T&D “Semi Solid State Battery” (Category: Components)
In addition to the gold winners, special accolades were handed out for environmental and newcomer achievements. The 2026 Green Award was given to the Germany-made children’s balance bike “Mika” by manufacturer Smoovotech. The product is produced using regionally sourced beech wood and recycled carbon composite material. Alongside its ecological footprint, the jury highlighted the design.
The Australian company Foldee received the Start-Up Award for its foldable cargo bike of the same name. The bike features a large loading platform above the front wheel. The jury noted that Foldee enables people with limited storage space to easily access cargo bike mobility, strengthening the potential of cargo bikes as a substitute for cars.
All award-winning products, projects and solutions were put on display at the Award Exhibition in Hall 12.0 until the end of the trade fair on June 27, 2026. The expert jury for the 2026 awards brought together expertise from design, engineering, media and the mobility industry. The jury members included:
- Marco Brust (CEO of Velotech)
- Miłosz Kędracki (Founder and Editor of bikeBoard)
- Nils Holger Moormann (Designer and Art Director)
- Andrea Reidl (Freelance Journalist and Author)
- Jessie Ridler (Engineering Project Manager at Minimal)
- Jan-Willem van Schaik (Editor-in-Chief at Bike Europe)
