Eurobike 2026 Wrap-Up
I ultimately leave Eurobike 2026 with a hope for how cycling can evolve in the states in the future and a wistful hope that our cycling industry giants can start to build the kind of bikes needed to get more people riding.
I ultimately leave Eurobike 2026 with a hope for how cycling can evolve in the states in the future and a wistful hope that our cycling industry giants can start to build the kind of bikes needed to get more people riding.
As evidenced by the title of this post, Day 3 of Eurobike 2026 was all about test rides.
Day 2 of Eurobike 2026 proved to be a bit of a wash, though one test ride made me happy for the future of eMTBs.
I’m still wrapping up Day 1 of Eurobike 2026, but I’d be remiss to not log on and talk about the vibe and the feelings around cycling here in Frankfurt and the greater European cycling world.
Smith unveils its latest innovations at Sea Otter 2025, featuring the Forefront 3 helmet and the new Hardline full-face helmet, both enhancing safety and performance. Additionally, the Defy performance sunglasses offer superior optics and comfort. All products emphasize advanced technology, protection, and customization for mountain biking and other outdoor adventures.
Tourelly’s pedal concept brings 360 engagement to road and off-road with the same pedal.
Both Astral and White Industries had some bling polished items to share at Eurobike.
Neon Optic’s AIR PRO offers lots of coverage without much weight.
KS expands gravel line up with dropper/suspension post, gravel suspension fork, and full cockpit.
Viking looks to bring their expertise in speed skating boots to cycling shoes.