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Insight: Credit Suisse’s analysts upgraded Shimano stock to Outperform. Why?
Shimano: the ASO of the bicycle industry
2016 Tour of Japan launch: teams and route announced
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Even after Pouly’s Tour de Banyuwangi Ijen disqualification, doubts linger
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This is a call: behind the scenes at SBS’ Paris-Roubaix broadcast
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Financial cycles: International Cycling Executives
2016 UCI Road Cycling Calendar Asia-Pacific
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2016 UCI Road Cycling Calendar Asia-Pacific
Canyon Bicycles enters Australia/NZ market
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Insight: Credit Suisse’s analysts upgraded Shimano stock to Outperform. Why?
What does the future hold for Italian bike brands?
What does Brexit mean for cycling?
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Insight: Credit Suisse’s analysts upgraded Shimano stock to Outperform. Why?
What does the future hold for Italian bike brands?
What does Brexit mean for cycling?
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SpeedX: the story of cycling’s most successful crowdfunding campaign
Financial cycles: International Cycling Executives
American carbon bicycle maker takes on Asia
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High-end bicycle manufacturing zone to open in India’s north
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Is the bicycle industry overlooking the value of used bikes?
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Shimano: the ASO of the bicycle industry
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Vertical limit: how e-commerce has changed the bicycle industry
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Vertical limit: surviving compression fatigue
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Vertical limit: what just happened?
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Vertical limit: 10 years on, the first cracks appear
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Vertical limit: the long and short of bicycle manufacturing
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Vertical limit: bicycle industry supply chains
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Vertical limit: blissful detachment, export utopia
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What does the future hold for Italian bike brands?
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Cycling iQ
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Aug 24, 2016
It seems that whenever mainstream media talks about road bikes, Italian brands feature frequently as the ultimate representation of our aspirations while, in contrast, those from Taiwan are suggested as affordable stepping stones to something better. But...
Planes, Tunes and Automobiles
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Cycling iQ
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Jan 7, 2016
In decades past, some well-known manufacturers in the bicycle industry have focused their resources towards making a name in seemingly unrelated markets – often with disastrous results. Surprisingly, one of the more left-field ideas stuck around....
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Shadow optic: the manufacturing partner paradox
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Cycling iQ
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Feb 14, 2012
Who really makes your bike? It is a simple enough question. Country of origin has traditionally been a touchy subject for brands that rely on Asia-based ‘manufacturing partners’, let alone revealing who the partners are. Discovering...
Full circle? Bicycle brands resist costly China
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Cycling iQ
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Jan 30, 2012
In an effort to curb the rising costs of doing business on the mainland, Advanced International Multitech Co Ltd (AIM), a publicly-listed OEM to some of the world’s most evocative bicycle and golfing brands, intends to...
Merida enters India sans road bicycle
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Cycling iQ
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Jan 24, 2012
Perhaps due to bicycle industry commotion about how China’s emerging middle-class will secure growth for every brand under the sun, India is often overlooked. 25 years after its first export, Merida, Taiwan’s second-largest bicycle manufacturer, is...
Road cycling INDIA watch out world this is serious
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Cycling iQ
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Oct 25, 2011
In this continuation of yesterday’s post, Cycling iQ holds a Q&A with Vivek Radhakrishnan, co-creator of Bangalore-based KYNKYNY Wheelsports cycling team, about the road cycling scene in India....
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