The first vertical data network for the bicycle industry — 190,000+ normalised products, 980+ connected retailers
Why we built it

A universal product language
for the cycling industry.

Not another catalogue to maintain. An agreement on what a product is, so the same work stops being done nine times over.

The problem is not software. It is agreement.

A component leaves the manufacturer with one code, reaches the distributor with another, is retyped by the retailer into a third, and appears online described in a fourth way. Nobody is doing anything wrong: there is simply no shared definition to point at.

The cost of that is paid every day, quietly — in data entry that is redone at each step, in catalogues that disagree, in stock that cannot be compared, in a market nobody can measure because no two datasets describe the same thing.

EurekaBike sets out to digitalise and interconnect the whole product data lifecycle, from creation to commercial exposure, so that the description of a product is created once and travels intact.

From fragmented catalogues to connected data — EurekaBike is building the digital backbone of the cycling industry.

Part of EurekaGO

EurekaBike is one vertical of EurekaGO, a modular infrastructure that takes the data an industry has been producing for decades and finally makes it work together — one vertical at a time. EurekaGO is the system integrator; EurekaBike is what it looks like when applied to bicycles.

Why we built it

What that means concretely

Standardise

Brand, product and component data models, so the same object has one description across the vertical.

Connect

Price lists, stock feeds, sales listings and digital assets into a single infrastructure instead of a dozen disconnected exports.

Give access

Manufacturers and retailers get real-time access to clean product data, rather than a file to reconcile by hand.

Enable trade

An advanced marketplace powered by certified, unified commercial data and real B2B connections.

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