
Cycle Week 2025: the bike is the star

The national cycling festival takes place in Zurich from 22 to 25 May. Cycle Week welcomes visitors to Europaallee and visitors to Europaallee and Brunau. In addition, the city tunnel - the cycle connection under the main railway station under the main railway station - will be opened.
At Cycle Week, around 120 exhibitors present an overview of the entire range of bikes: Innovations and products from the bicycle industry as well as new products that can also be tested and touched. The largest cycling festival in Switzerland takes place from 22 to 25 May in Zurich.
120 exhibitors with hundreds of test bikes
At Campus Brunau, the focus is on sporty bikes. The Saalsporthalle is the hotspot for anyone who likes to get on a bike themselves. The organisers recommend that those interested visit Brunau in cycling gear.
Innovations and further developments in everyday mobility
According to the organisers, the trend towards e-bikes is unbroken and «one innovation follows another»: Batteries and motors are becoming ever more powerful and ranges are increasing. Thanks to recycled materials and environmentally friendly manufacturing processes, cycling is becoming even more sustainable. Bikes are also getting smarter and smarter. Manufacturers are integrating technologies such as GPS, fitness tracking and theft protection into smart bikes.
What's new in 2025:
- The Amflow PL Carbon is the only e-mountainbike to date that is equipped with the DJI Avinox motor
A bike festival to mark the opening of the city tunnel
If you want to be among the first to ride through the tunnel, get a free ticket and arrive at Lagerstrasse at 5.30 pm. From 6.30 p.m., it's free riding for everyone and a bike festival with various attractions, competitions and bars on the «city tunnel circuit». According to the organisers, bike shows on the Cycle Week site will amaze visitors and various DJs will provide good beats.
Admission to the entire Cycle Week from 22 to 25 May in Zurich is free of charge.


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