Once a place for closed-door distributor meetings, forecasting discussions, and manufacturer meet-ups, the Taipei Cycle Show has grown to be that and so much more.
As the largest cycling trade show in Asia, the Taipei Cycle Show has become relevant to local retailers, as well as those deeper within the industry. For us bike geeks, it’s typically a show that features a large portion of new products we’ve already seen, a handful of closed-door meetings we’re not privy to, plus a sprinkling of 2020 product gold thrown in.
Many brands and manufacturers on display call Taiwan home or at least have major business here. In total, there are over 1,000 exhibitors spread across two major halls, split by a buzzing road.
Here are the interesting bits and pieces we saw on the first day of the show.
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