Yet another batch of Eurobike goodies from our friend at The European Bike Project.

The European Bike Project takes an in-depth look at some of the new products coming from Europe.

There were some strange motorized sights to be seen at Eurobike this year.

Schwalbe's new technique will let them create recovered carbon black that can be used in future tires.

The second installment of The European Bike Project's best discoveries from Eurobike.

A final batch of assorted bikes, components, and apparel from Frankfurt, Germany.

TQ's motor uses strain wave gearing to help it achieve its small size and light weight.

The Dörte Kompakttool has a 63" overall length once assembled, and there are four different heads to choose from.

The first installment of The European Bike Project's best discoveries from Eurobike.

Another day of walking around the halls of Messe Frankfurt trying to find anything interesting underneath the masses of e-bikes.

Not all new products need to break the bank.

All sorts of vintage finds were hiding outside the Eurobike trade show.

Nearly a dozen custom bikes, everything from XC race rigs to freeride machines. And 36.4% of them are from Scott.

Knolly had prototype versions of the Fugitive, Endorphin, and Chilcotin on display.

All the accessories you need for multi-day bike adventures.

New apparel and more from Leatt.

These three brands are hoping to gain traction in the hotly contested world of e-bike motors.

Bike trackers, banana holders, bearings, and more.

The new Forekaster receives taller side knobs for improved cornering performance.

An orange Orange eMTB with an 8-speed gearbox motor.