We are happy to present another new partner for our team for the upcoming season. And to a first time cooperation with a partner from our neighboring country Poland.
In some parts of the world, a bicycle is considered a mere means of transportation for the poorest, not a piece of sports equipment and certainly not a fashionable lifestyle accessory. A good 10 years ago, Sule pioneered the sport of cycling in a runner's country. Now comes the next step.
With the start oft he new 2021 season, the long-term partnership between BIKE AID and the German bike manufacturer Benotti will come to an end - we say thank you!
They are crazy about mud and you can blame their father's about it. The two newcomers have a lot in common but are both in a very different point in their sporting careers at the moment.
BIKE AID will merge with the German Cyclocross team „Beacon“ and the U23 development team „WiaWis“. This way a new and unique concept will be established in German cycling: a fully integrated and sustainable youth development program under the umbrella of BIKE AID.
With the overall win in Tour of Thailand (UCI 2.1) by Nikodemus Holler, BIKE AID finishes off an eventful season. Before that, the guys had to “survive” a special kind of arrest called quarantine
Wearing the national team's jersey is a special honor in itself. But to win a gold medal in this jersey is an absolute highlight of every athletic career. Justin Wolf was able to achieve both at the European Championships in Plouay/France.
For the second year in a row, the German road championships took place at the Sachsenring. Last year as an emergency solution due to the lack of alternative venues, this year due to Corona. For BIKE AID it was still a successful championship.
Justin Wolf will take part in the European Championships for the German national team in Plouay, France. Erik Bergström Frisk is also nominated for the Swedish national team.
Sensational start in Romania for German BIKE AID squad! The first big professional race after the Corona restart and BIKE AID rider Nikodemus Holler storms with a huge surprise into the yellow jersey after vicotry in the very technical prologue of Sibiu Tour (UCI 2.1)
He comes from flat Holland and is still an absolute mountain climber. Our 51kg light weight had a hard time with virtual races in the beginning, but now it is not only successful, but can present our team as a studio guest of the Dutch Zwift League.
After only finishing 61st in the difficult mountain arrival to Alpe du Zwift, Lucas Carstensen narrowly missed out on the day's victory in second place in the fourth round of the virtual Bundesliga, but extends the lead in the overall standings.
Should we really take this seriously? That is certainly not what we imagine by cycling. Nevertheless, almost 250 male and 50 female cyclists competed in the first official league race of the German Cycling Federation and the victory went to BIKE AID.
Usually the sports nutrition partner of a professional team is not a big story, but not in this case. We are also particularly pleased that we can continue to develop our team even in times of the Corona crisis.
Mekseb Debesay would have become the first BIKE AID rider at the Olympic Games in 2020 and his sister Mossana would have written African sports history.
