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What newspapers, TV and cycling media have published about Bike Brussels, edition after edition — each with a link to the original.
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As Bike Brussels 2026 opens, Traxio reports 7.1% growth in the Belgian bike market in 2025 (578,737 units), driven by e-bikes, leasing and speed pedelecs.
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The trade outlet details the 2025 sales figures Traxio Velo presented during Bike Brussels: 51% e-bikes, growth in premium hub-and-belt bikes and record speed-pedelec sales.
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Sales figures presented by Traxio Velo at the opening of Bike Brussels 2025: down 4.75% to 540,356 bikes, but the industry stays upbeat thanks to longtails, gravel and leasing.
« Sixty percent of Belgians surveyed want to buy a new bicycle within two years. »
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The Brussels Times
The Brussels Times reports the opening of the seventh edition (110 exhibitors) and Brussels' cycling boom: 10 million trips in 2023, up 78% since 2020.
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Ahead of the 2025 edition, RTBF highlights cargo bikes in urban logistics: bike deliveries doubled from 2022 to 2023 and Brussels logged over 10 million cyclist passages in 2023.
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During the sixth edition, visitors test bikes and donate unused ones to bike libraries so children can ride to school on World Bicycle Day (3 June).
« We willen die dag zoveel mogelijk kinderen naar school laten fietsen »
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Preview of the sixth edition: 150+ exhibitors, a 500 m indoor test track and a cycle-logistics strand for professionals, in a city where cycling tripled in a decade.
« Chacun peut donc y essayer le vélo de ses rêves »
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Ahead of the sixth edition, RTBF highlights cargo and longtail bikes and cites Pro Velo data showing Brussels cycling tripled in ten years; over 13,000 visitors expected.
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The trade outlet previews the sixth edition: 150 exhibitors, 20,000 m², an indoor test track and the Belgian Cycle Logistics Federation; 13,000 visitors the year before, €10 entry.
« Everyone can try out the bike of their dreams »
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Preview of the sixth edition (22-24 March 2024): 150+ exhibitors, test rides, youth activities and a bike collection for bike libraries; the 2023 edition drew about 13,000 visitors.
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BRUZZ video report: e-bikes dominate the fifth edition as visitors test models, learn repairs and book cycling holidays.
« Je moet het nu leren en niet als je tachtig bent »
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The fair returns to Gare Maritime: test city bikes, e-bikes, cargo bikes and scooters, plus rides, workshops, a Cyclo Disco evening and an award for the most bike-friendly company.
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RTBF video piece on the fifth edition: an electric cargo bike, a retrofit e-motor kit and a compact premium bike assembled in Belgium, among about 100 exhibitors.
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Preview of the fifth edition (24-26 March 2023) at Gare Maritime: 100+ exhibitors, test tracks and talks, set against Brussels' expanding bike lanes and 30 km/h zones.
« Plus qu'un salon du vélo, Bike Brussels propose un ensemble d'événements riches en contenu. »
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The Polish Tourism Organisation reports on its stand at Bike Brussels 2022 promoting the Green Velo cycle route, with trial-bike shows by Krystian Herba.
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Two bikes from Brussels brand Ahooga were stolen during set-up of the fourth edition; the organiser notes they were insured and advises exhibitors to ask for ID during test rides.
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The fourth edition opens with test rides, bike-travel talks, workshops, exhibitions and kids' courses, against a backdrop of rising cycling and the Good Move plan.
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Preview of the fourth edition at Gare Maritime (25-27 March 2022): city, electric and cargo bikes, scooters, test tracks, workshops, talks and the Bike Brussels Awards.
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2019 wrap-up: about 10,000 visitors and 90 exhibitors; cargo bikes emerge as the standout trend, especially among parents, and visitors showed stronger intent to buy.
« Ouders kiezen er steeds meer voor om zich met een bakfiets te verplaatsen. »
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The third edition opens during Mobility Week with 70 exhibitors, three test tracks, a kids' pump track and over 10,000 visitors expected; founder Etienne Bertrand notes the sharp rise in Brussels cycling since 2017.
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The 2019 Bike Brussels Awards go to the Velomuseum, the Maria Boodschaplyceum school and Woluwe-Saint-Lambert, presented at the fair by minister Elke Van den Brandt.
« Deze school ademt 'fiets', zowel bij leerlingen als leerkrachten »
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La DH
The third edition centres on multimodality with nearly 100 exhibitors, electric cargo bikes, e-scooters and monowheels to test; Fietsersbond and Greenpeace attend and 15,000 visitors are expected.
« C'est le seul moyen que l'on a, à notre niveau, pour désengorger Bruxelles »
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Greenpeace blog post promoting the third Bike Brussels (20-23 September 2019): 150+ brands, test tracks, repair workshops and talks, with a free-entry code.
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Wrap-up of the second edition: over 18,000 visitors (vs 17,000 in 2017), about 100 exhibitors and 180+ brands, with a more diverse crowd and growing interest in e-bikes and e-scooters.
« Er kwamen ook veel mensen langs die voor de Europese Commissie werken. »
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BRUZZ previews the second edition: test rides on bikes, e-bikes, cargo bikes, monowheels and e-scooters, bike polo, a cargo-bike parade, Cycle Chic photo shoots and mobility debates.
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A round-up of products shown at the first Bike Brussels: e-scooters, gyrowheels, electric skateboards, speed pedelecs, cargo bikes and connected accessories, with prices.
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The Vélosophe blogger announces an exhibition of around ten unusual bicycles from several European countries, organised with the fair, at the first Bike Brussels (15-18 September 2017).
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BX1
Background piece published just before the fair: cycling's share of trips in Brussels rose from 1.2% to 9.4% in twenty years and e-bikes make up 48% of bikes used; the fair is referenced only via a linked report.
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BruxellesToday
Preview of the 8th edition just before opening: over 110 exhibitors across more than 10,000 m², a large indoor test circuit, a children's area and BXL Tour activities, plus opening hours and ticket prices.
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BX1
The seventh edition opens with about 110 exhibitors; the wire notes 10 million cyclist passages in 2023 (+7%) and a 41% share of e-bikes.
« L'essor du vélo en ville se confirme »
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La Libre
Short La Libre item on the opening of the seventh cycling and sustainable-mobility fair at Tour & Taxis, with about 110 exhibitors.
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BX1
Episode of BX1's 'Bruxelles Vit' in which the presenter visits Bike Brussels at Gare Maritime.
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BX1
Brussels Mobility runs a used-bike collection at the fair; bikes are refurbished by bike libraries and lent to children for the 'everyone to school by bike' campaign.
« Votre vélo sera récupéré par l'une des dix vélothèques bruxelloises »
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BX1
The sixth edition at Gare Maritime will feature 150+ exhibitors on 20,000 m², a half-kilometre indoor test track and stands on cycle logistics.
« Chacun peut donc y essayer le vélo de ses rêves »
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BX1
BX1 live report from Gare Maritime on the fifth edition: many exhibitors, €9 entry and clear enthusiasm for e-bikes.
« Le vélo électrique a particulièrement la cote. »
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BX1
After two cancelled years, Bike Brussels announces its fourth edition on 25-27 March 2022 at Gare Maritime, with test rides, talks, repair workshops and the Bike Brussels Awards.
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BX1
BX1 report on the second edition at Tour & Taxis, focused on walking, cycling and scooters, where visitors can try the latest soft-mobility innovations.
« La mobilité douce est en pleine expansion »
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BX1
Preview of the second edition, which opens European Mobility Week: a cyclists' parade from Mont des Arts, a cargo-bike parade, debates on air quality and road safety, and awards for cycling projects.
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Knack
Wire story carried by Knack on attendance at the second Bike Brussels, which drew more than 18,000 visitors.
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BX1
The first Bike Brussels, organised by Pro Velo and Initiatives & Développements, opens at Tour & Taxis (15-18 September 2017). The piece lists exhibitors, talks, bike polo and BMX shows and a children's obstacle course.
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Brusselslife
Announcement of Bike Brussels, a new cycling and active-mobility fair planned at Tour & Taxis during Mobility Week in September 2017. It outlines the target audiences and the kinds of products and innovations to expect.
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List compiled and checked on 24 October 2026; it is not exhaustive. Have you published about the show? Let the press team know.
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Closing wrap-up of the 2026 edition: huge crowds of all ages; organiser Etienne Bertrand credits new bike lanes and e-assist for the enthusiasm.
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Report on the eighth edition (13-15 March 2026, Gare Maritime, 110+ exhibitors), where cargo bikes steal the show amid a 7.1% rebound in Belgian bike sales in 2025.
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BX1 item on Bike Brussels returning to Tour & Taxis for its seventh edition.
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Video account of a visit to Bike Brussels 2024: e-bikes, longtails and cargo bikes, with smaller brands getting room to stand out.
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Report on the sixth edition at Gare Maritime (150 exhibitors, 20,000 m²), with companies such as D'Ieteren, Lucien and Colruyt, and a 14% rise in rush-hour cyclists in 2023.
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Video of BX1's report on the fifth Bike Brussels at Tour & Taxis.
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Exhibitors present locks and anti-theft solutions as the Brussels-Capital Ixelles police zone logs four to five bike thefts a day and insurers tighten terms.
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Segment of BX1's 'Le Tram' programme on the return of Bike Brussels in 2023.
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The fair returns to Gare Maritime after a two-year pandemic pause with 100+ exhibitors and 250 brands; organiser Etienne Bertrand gives bike advice depending on your housing.
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Report on the opening of the third edition (20-23 September 2019) during Mobility Week: dozens of exhibitors, a test track and growing enthusiasm for cargo bikes.
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Two young cycling vloggers report on their visit to the first Bike Brussels (15-18 September 2017) and draw an upbeat conclusion about cycling in Brussels.
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BX1 news report on the opening of the first Bike Brussels, featuring e-bikes, scooters and monowheels. Cycling groups also use the fair to push the debate on soft mobility in Brussels.
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