
Shimano Faces Bicycle Stock Glut in Europe, China
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Shimano, the world's largest bicycle parts maker, is grappling with excess inventory. This comes after a cycling boom led to plunging bicycle prices.
The oversupply of bicycles in Europe and China could lead to significant discounts for travelers looking to explore Japan on two wheels. Keep an eye out for potential deals on bicycle rentals and purchases, making cycling tours more affordable.
While this situation primarily affects the bicycle industry, it presents an opportunity for budget-conscious travelers. Exploring Japan by bicycle offers a unique and immersive experience, allowing you to discover hidden gems and local culture at your own pace.
Consider incorporating cycling into your travel plans to take advantage of potential cost savings and enjoy a more active and engaging way to see the country. This could be the perfect time to plan that cycling trip you've always dreamed of.
Original source:Nikkei Asia ↗
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