TAIPEI CYCLE 2025 concluded on March 29, with more than 980 exhibitors from 35 countries occupying 3,600 booths, solidifying its position as Asia’s largest bicycling industry exhibition. The event attracted almost 17,000 visitors from 80 countries, providing excellent business opportunities while highlighting the healthy levels of optimism in the industry. The top five buyer countries were Japan, Mainland China, the United States, South Korea, and Singapore, with vibrant onsite engagement reflecting the global industry’s growing interest in smart mobility and sustainable cycling solutions.

This year’s show continued to build on its reputation as a key global platform for the cycling industry, offering valuable opportunities for attendees to connect with top international brands and suppliers. With a strong emphasis centred around design and innovation, TAIPEI CYCLE 2025 focused on four core themes: Smart Cycling, Innovation Drive, Green Forward, and Cycling Ecosystem. These themes highlighted the industry’s focus on advancing innovation in cycling technologies.

The event attracts many international visitors excited to discover the newest advancements in cycling. Through its Green Forward theme, this year’s exhibition highlighted sustainability by recognising 35 companies for excellence in green manufacturing, circular economy practices, and low-carbon technologies. Key participants included top Taiwanese brands like KENDA, GIANT, and KMC, along with global players such as Vittoria, SRAM, reTyre, and Schwalbe. Exhibitors praised the Green Forward Guided Tours for attracting sustainability-focused buyers, with Formula Engineering expressing hope for the continued expansion of ESG initiatives in future editions.

Beyond the exhibition halls, professional riders, industry experts, and cycling enthusiasts participated in live demonstrations, test rides, and panel discussions. The Demo Area track offered attendees the opportunity to experience the latest bikes in action. With numerous connections established and new projects launched, TAIPEI CYCLE 2025 reaffirmed its status and importance in the global cycling industry.

TAIPEI CYCLE’s Bike Vision: Innovation & Startup Program showcased 11 promising startups from six countries, with the Dutch startup TILER winning the Best Rising Star Award for its innovative TILER Compact wireless charging pad. Honoured for its commercial potential, the product aims to improve convenience for e-bike riders in urban settings. The event also generated significant interest in debuting brands like Litzmo, an e-bike startup poised for international expansion.

Leading industry brands see the TAIPEI CYCLE Show as a key platform for presenting innovations and engaging with the global cycling market. Scott Longstaff, Own Brand Director at Madison, United Kingdom, said: “The Taipei Cycle Show is always an essential annual event for Madison. It’s a unique and valuable opportunity for us to meet with the many new and prospective suppliers we hope to develop business with. The 2025 Taipei Cycle Show has been no exception, and we return to the UK, which is full of opportunities and ideas for future product development and partnerships.”

Charles Lee, CEO of Glory Wheel Manufacturing / Thruaxle.com, Taiwan, said: “The Taipei Cycle Show is a crucial platform for GW to showcase its latest innovations, connect with global industry leaders, and strengthen market presence. It plays a key role in expanding international partnerships and reinforcing GW’s position as a leading supplier in the bicycle components industry. We are honored to receive the 2025 Taipei Cycle D&I Award for our GW Limiter Headset. This recognition encourages us to keep innovating and delivering practical, rider-focused solutions.”

Giorgio Marra, Project Manager at FSA-VISION, said: “TAIPEI CYCLE Show is the very first international cycling industry show of the year, where APAC B2B business, promotion and product launches are taking place at an early stage in the season. We believe it’s crucial for brands who operate internationally to be there physically launching new products as early as possible.”

Mr. Simon Wang, President & CEO of TAITRA, said: “From innovation to sustainability, TAIPEI CYCLE 2025 has been a huge success, and sets the pace for the future of cycling on the global stage.” TAIPEI CYCLE 2025 reaffirmed its status as a key event in the global cycling industry, sparking new connections and groundbreaking projects. TAIPEI CYCLE 2025 was a resounding success, setting the stage for the next wave of cycling innovations. With its diverse range of exhibitors, cutting-edge technologies, and strategic focus, the event further solidified its place as a key fixture on the global cycling calendar.