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Karachi, June 24, 2026: EUROBIKE 2026 opened today at Messe Frankfurt, bringing together thousands of exhibitors, industry leaders, and cycling enthusiasts from around the world. The world’s leading bicycle and e-mobility trade fair will continue until June 27.
Now in its 34th edition, EUROBIKE has attracted nearly 800 exhibitors from more than 40 countries. The event provides a global platform to showcase the latest innovations, technologies, and solutions in the cycling and e-mobility sectors.
Meanwhile, five Pakistani companies are representing the country at the exhibition. These include Amazing Industries, FC Industries, Solehre Brothers, Servis Tyres, and Jaffson Enterprises. Their participation highlights Pakistan’s growing presence in bicycle components, accessories, and cycling apparel for international markets.
The exhibition is expected to welcome over 30,000 visitors from nearly 100 countries. As a result, participating companies will have opportunities to build new partnerships, expand exports, and explore emerging industry trends.
Speaking on the occasion, Muhammad Afzaal, Director Sales & Marketing at Amazing Industries, said the company already exports extensively to European markets. He added that participation in EUROBIKE will help strengthen existing relationships, create new business opportunities, and support further growth.
Similarly, Muhammad Ali Mirza, GM of Servis Tyres, said the company had a positive experience at last year’s exhibition, particularly with buyers from Europe and the United States. He expressed optimism that this year’s event would generate strong business leads and promising commercial outcomes.
Furthermore, EUROBIKE continues to serve as a key platform for innovation, collaboration, and industry networking. The event also offers exhibitors an opportunity to connect with global buyers and stay updated on the future direction of cycling and e-mobility.
Pakistan’s participation reflects the country’s growing export potential and commitment to expanding its footprint in international cycling and mobility markets.
