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Day 2 9 Philippe Starck's New Design 16What Women Want 28 the Long The Official Eurobike Newspaper www.bikeshowdaily.com Day 2 Aug 28, 2014 Philippe Starck’s new design 9 ‘I believe deeply in the e-bike,’ star designer says What women want The long haul 16 Bikes that are well-designed and well-equipped 28 Kids, kittens or kayaks — haul them on a bike Arms race Land of the rising fun 24 Fiber, fabric brand battle to give you cover 53 The creative and quirky Japan Pavilion Thursday, August 28, 2014 3 What's on today Thursday, Aug. 28 Table of Contents All Day Events 11:00-12:00 14:00-18:00 VoxPop Shimano (A1-200) Biomega (A6-303B) Additive Bikes (FG WAK-11) Jens Voigt Jens Martin Skibsted Are fat bikes a fad? ........................................................................................4 Spacer One tryouts The popular road rider celebrates his Meet the Founder of Biomega and Additive Bikes, manufacturer of retirement with Shimano. KiSiBi e-bikes and bike accessories, offers Lightweight gains Velocité a free test of its Spacer One water 11:00-12:30 14:30-15:30 Friedrichshafen carbon specialist shows concept e-bike .. ...........................6 bottle adapter unit for retailers — ExtraEnergy (Entrance East, ExtraEnergy (Entrance East, 100 tryouts per day. ExtraEnergy Stage) ExtraEnergy Stage) LEV Components Special LEV Components Special Philippe Starck, e-bike enthusiast Sitip (B5-207) Exhibition: New Pedelec Drive Exhibition: ISO/IEC Standardization Celebrity designer Philippe Starck partners with Moustache .......................9 Jenny Fletcher Systems Presented by Eduard Stolz, convener The U.S. triathlete makes an Speakers from Ansmann, Brose, of the ISO/IEC/TC69/JPT61851-3 appearance. Höganäs, MPF Drive, Ressel and group responsible for LEV Eurobike Awards Ropa Engineering give an overview. standardization. Eurobike awards 11 Gold Awards, 1 Green Award .....................................12 Open Air Grounds West Nutcase Unframed for World 11:15-12:15 14:30-16:30 Bicycle Relief Giant (B3-300) Giant and Liv Stand (B3-300) What women want... Nutcase Unframed brings artistic Marcel Kittel Liv Happy Hour … are these well-designed and equipped bikes .......................................... 16 helmet design alive to benefit World The world’s fastest sprinter, of Team Enjoy complimentary beverages and Bicycle Relief. Giant-Shimano, signs autographs. celebrate the launch of this new women’s cycling brand. Straighten up and FlyLite Scheduled Events 12:00 Video recorder that lit up Kickstarter comes to Eurobike ..........................20 Meeting Rooms Halls B3/B4 (Room 07:00-08:30 Brüssel) 15:00 Rapha Racing (A2-503) ECF Advocacy Summit Foyer East, show stage Cycling to work Rapha Eurobike Invitational Rides Learn how spending on European Excellence on Wheels — Taiwan ECF Advocacy Summit says cycling can create 200,000 jobs .................... 22 Ride to Eurobike. Start in either in cycling infrastructure can create Bike Show Langenargen or Meersburg, with more than 200,000 jobs. (See Taiwan brand present nearly 40 Rapha carrying your essentials to related story, page 22). bike-related products on stage. Arms race the show. Registration required, at The technology behind functional, comfortable cycling wear .................24 the Rapha stand or http://pages. 12:00-12:45 15:00-15:45 rapha.cc/stories/eurobike-2014 Eurobike Academy (Room Helsinki) Eurobike Academy (Room Helsinki) EnergyBus – Advantages and Future Market China: current In for the long haul 09:00-09:45 Implementing Options market figures, trends and From kids to kayaks, there’s a bike trailer that carries it ...........................28 Eurobike Academy (Room Helsinki) Presented by Torsten Gedenk, developments We Grow the Pie! eMTAs GMBH. German-language overview from Growing cycling participation. Knut Jäger of Asia Bike. Dutch outlook Presented by Burkhard Stork, ADFC 12:30-13:30 Three Dutch designers say e-bikes point the way ...................................... 31 e.V. (in German). ExtraEnergy (Entrance East, 15:00-18:00 ExtraEnergy Stage) Bombtrack Bicycle Co. (B3-203A) 09:00-10:00 LEV Components Special Stefan ‘Fish’ Vis Big wheels Eurobike Academy (Room Rom) Exhibition: Innovative Vehicle The Red Hook Crit winner hangs out Mountain bike tire makers are living large ................................................ Stop the Wheel Size Confusion! Concepts with Bombtrack. 32 Handy tips from Jo Klieber (in Speakers include Ivo Boniolo of Zero German). Emission Human Synergy, Dominic 15:30-16:30 New Products Isenschmid of Stromer and Mikael ExtraEnergy (Entrance East, The brightest, shiniest products here at Eurobike....................................... 09:30-10:00 Larsson of Peter Opvik. ExtraEnergy Stage) 34 ExtraEnergy (Entrance East, LEV Components Special Exhibition: ExtraEnergy Stage) 13:00-13:45 LEV Components Cargo cults LEV Components Special Uvex (B2-202) Presentations from Schaeffler Businesses turn to cargo bikes for city transportation ................................ Exhibition: E-Checker Marcel Kittel Technologies, King Meter, 42 German-language e-bike talk. The German sprinter helps unveil a Marquardt Mechatronik, Methode new helmet. Electronics, Busch und Müller, The hubbub continues 09:30-12:30 Sempu Motor Co., and Tianjin Hub motors break new ground despite mid-drive competition .................. Eurobike Academy (Room Berlin) 13:00-13:45 Songzheng Electric Science & 46 Lecture A: Fundamentals on: Eurobike Academy (Room Helsinki) Technology Co. Bicycle Retail and the German Local Online Marketing for Retail – The land of rising fun Cycling Branch strategies for customer acquisition 16:00 Seminar with Andreas Lübeck and German-language talk by Paul Foyer East The Japan Pavilion is always good for creative, quirky products ............... 53 Ulf-Christian Blume of Lübeck and Beiber of Columbus Interactive Eurobike Fashion Show Blume Management Consultancy, Fat footprint with E.A. Baumeister. German with 13:30-14:30 16:00-16:40 English translation. Requires online ExtraEnergy (Entrance East, Eurobike Academy (Room Helsinki) Bluto fork sparks a fat bike expansion for a wider market ........................54 registration and fee. ExtraEnergy Stage) Improve Battery Testability and LEV Components Special Safety by Better BMS 10:00-10:45 Exhibition: EnergyBus – more Presentation by Prof. Michael Pecht Eurobike Academy (Room Helsinki) functions, reduced costs and James Post. Forsee Power: Integrating different Featuring speakers from battery technologies ExtraEnergy, Ropa Engineering, 17:00 TODAY Talk on pedelecs/LEVs by Andreas Emtas and Ansmann. Corima (A7-101) Gronarz of Forsee Power. Vincenzo Nibali 14:00 Join the 2014 Tour de France winner August 28 10:00-11:00 Foyer East ExtraEnergy (Entrance East, Eurobike Fashion Show 17:00-17:45 ExtraEnergy Stage) Eurobike Academy (Room Helsinki) Friedrichshafen LEV Components Special 14:00 Safety of Pedelecs, Challenging Exhibition: Digital Drive Systems FSA (A3-104) Requirements for Manufacturers 0 Dr. Andreas Fuchs and Prof. Sergio Vittorio Brumotti demo German-language talk by Dipl. Ing. 0 Matteo Savaresi (Professor in The former bike trial world champ Jörg Vössing and Dr. Stephan Kloska 23 C (73 F) Automatic Control at Politecnico di and 10-time Guinness World Record VDE. Milano) present new solutions that holder performs at the FSA booth. Clouds with sun and are more efficient than chain drives. 18:00 14:00-14:30 Lake, Entrance West chance of showers 10:00-11:00 iXS (B3-100/101) 6th Eurobike Lake Jump Corratec (B1-300) Cedric Gracia, Richie Schley and Watch some crazy guys go jump Marcel Wüst Hans Rey autograph session. in a lake. The German former pro rider Grab a free iXS cap while you’re TONIGHT TOMORROW accepts a hand-made frame from there. 18:00 0 0 Italian legend Mauro Sannino. Zeppelin Hangar Restaurant 0 14:00-14:45 LEVA Networking Dinner (55F) 23 C (73F) 11:00 Eurobike Academy (Room Helsinki) For reservations, visit www. 13 C Foyer East EnergyTube – The Battery of the levassociation.com. Chance of rain Sun and clouds Eurobike Fashion Show Future: rugged, reliable, safe, See the latest collections at all-purpose, scalable, networked Eurobike’s famous high-energy and inexpensive 18:00-22:00 Fashion Show. Featuring Inverse/ German-language talk by Johannes Rapha Racing (Entrance West) Ciro Sport, Cube, Dare 2b, Funkier Dörndorfer of Ropa Engineering. Rapha Eurobike Invitational Rides A quick guide to stand numbers at Eurobike Bike Wear, Giant, Gonso, Gore Bike and BBQ It’s easy to find an exhibitor located in one of the main A or B halls. But where are E1, FG, FW Wear Wear, Pearl Izumi, Scott, 14:00-14:45 Ride after the show through the and ZH? E1 is a temporary hall in the outdoor grounds between halls A5 and B3. The open air Shimano Cycling Wear, Sugoi, Eurobike Academy (Room London) scenic countryside and return for grounds are divided into and Vaude Sport, and X-Bionic/Trere Lecture B: Plan and Safeguard a BBQ. Registration required at FG (Freigelände = open ground area west) FGO (Freigelände Ost = Innovation. Success – controlling by key figures Rapha (A2-503) or www.rapha.cc/ open ground area east). With Andreas Lübeck and eurobike-2014. 11:00-11:40 Ulf-Christian Blume of Lübeck and For example, if you are looking for Karbon Kinetics, you’ll find the stand number FG-O121 Eurobike Academy (Room Helsinki) Blume Management Consultancy, Hosting an athlete appearance, – which means they are located at and stand for Next Generation of Head and Brain with E.A. Baumeister (in German). party or other event at the show? Freigelände East, stand number 121. FW FO Protection Requires online registration and fee. Email the information to us no by “Foyer West” and “Foyer Ost” (= Foyer East). ZH stands for “Zeppelin Hall” which houses mainly Johan Thiel, MIPS AB, presents the later than 3 p.m. for the next day’s e-bike suppliers as well as an e-bike test track. MIPS Brain Protection System. 14:00-15:00 issue at EurobikeShowDaily@ Shimano (A1-200) gmail.com. Please include your Marcel Kittel booth number and a contact name, phone number and email address. COVER: BMC CEO Thomas Binggeli (second from right, holding plaque) and team celebrate winning a Eurobike Gold award last night for the Stromer ST2 Sport e-bike.
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