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Giant's profits down by 49%
Cycling Weekly
|November 30, 2023
Not disputing that bikes are quite costly, but the article says high-end bike sales are strong. It’s the entry to mid-level bikes that are not moving as much. E-bike sales are also strong and they are not cheap. Looks more like an oversupply of the wrong stuff. Pavel Dushkov
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