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International sales for bicycles exported from all countries totaled US$9 billion in 2025.

The overall value of exported bicycles fell by -28.8% for all exporting countries from five years earlier in 2021 when worldwide shipments of bicycles were valued at $12.65 billion.

From 2024 to 2025, revenues from exported bicycles rose by 1.7% starting from $8.86 billion.

The top 5 largest exporters of bicycles by country are mainland China, Germany, Taiwan, Netherlands then Portugal. Collectively, that cohort of major supplying nations totaled over three-fifths (61.7%) of all exported bicycles sold on international markets during 2025. Such a high percentage indicates a relatively strong concentration of global suppliers.

Among continents, providers in Asian countries sold the highest dollar worth of exported bicycles during 2025 with shipments valued at $4.55 billion or 50.6% of the global total. Over two-fifths (47.3%) was shipped by exporters located in Europe.

Tinier percentages came from sellers in North America (1.2%), Africa (0.5%), Latin America (0.34%) excluding Mexico but including the Caribbean, then Oceania (0.1%) mainly New Zealand and Australia.

Technically the 4-digit Harmonized Tariff System code prefix is 8712 for non-motorized bicycles and other cycles including delivery tricycles.

Below are the 15 countries that exported the highest dollar value worth of bicycles during 2025.

mainland China: US$2.6 billion (29.3% of total exported bicycles)
Germany: $944.6 million (10.5%)
Taiwan: $750 million (8.3%)
Netherlands: $736.7 million (8.2%)
Portugal: $484.7 million (5.4%)
Cambodia: $463.8 million (5.2%)
Italy: $378.5 million (4.2%)
Spain: $316.4 million (3.5%)
Belgium: $285.9 million (3.2%)
Vietnam: $163.6 million (1.8%)
Romania: $159.6 million (1.8%)
Bangladesh: $152.1 million (1.7%)
Czech Republic: $144.6 million (1.6%)
France: $140.2 million (1.6%)
Poland: $131 million (1.5%)

By value, the listed 15 countries shipped 87.7% of bicycles exported worldwide in 2025.

Among the top exporters, the fastest-growing bicycles exporters since 2024 were: Bangladesh (up 54.4%), Vietnam (up 42.5%), Cambodia (up 33.8%) and Romania (up 30.4%).

Those countries that posted year-over-year declines in their exported bicycles sales were: Taiwan (down -27.4% from 2024), Poland (down -17.6%), mainland China (down -2%) and the Netherlands (down -0.6%).

The 100 key exporters in the following automated database sold 99.97% of total international sales for bicycles during 2025.

RankExporterBicycle Exports2024-5

1	mainland China	$2,641,851,000	-2%
2	Germany	$944,629,000	+0.5%
3	Taiwan	$749,952,000	-27.4%
4	Netherlands	$736,671,000	-0.6%
5	Portugal	$484,662,000	+27.7%
6	Cambodia	$463,758,000	+33.8%
7	Italy	$378,469,000	+17.5%
8	Spain	$316,360,000	+11.6%
9	Belgium	$285,892,000	+22.2%
10	Viet Nam	$163,625,000	+42.5%
11	Romania	$159,648,000	+30.4%
12	Bangladesh	$152,099,000	+54.4%
13	Czech Republic	$144,578,000	+11.3%
14	France	$140,155,000	+16.8%
15	Poland	$130,952,000	-17.6%
16	Indonesia	$129,823,000	+18.8%
17	Austria	$124,633,000	-6.9%
18	United Kingdom	$99,535,000	-13%
19	United States	$94,225,000	-18.5%
20	Hungary	$75,941,000	+83.2%
21	India	$74,475,000	+10.6%
22	Lithuania	$68,019,000	+4.2%
23	Japan	$42,602,000	-9.2%
24	Türkiye	$40,372,000	-2%
25	Tunisia	$33,564,000	-9.5%
26	Malaysia	$33,110,000	+312.2%
27	Slovakia	$29,359,000	+19.1%
28	Bulgaria	$27,170,000	-65.3%
29	Denmark	$26,990,000	+1%
30	Panama	$24,709,000	-32.9%
31	Sri Lanka	$23,026,000	+19.8%
32	Thailand	$18,601,000	+57%
33	Serbia	$16,485,000	+24.4%
34	Canada	$13,574,000	-27.8%
35	Sweden	$11,596,000	-24.9%
36	Slovenia	$11,093,000	+58.4%
37	Switzerland	$7,446,000	+3.2%
38	Estonia	$7,142,000	+91.4%
39	Norway	$5,227,000	+48.3%
40	South Korea	$4,982,000	-23.1%
41	Mauritius	$4,709,000	+7.8%
42	Ireland	$4,600,000	-11.4%
43	Finland	$4,332,000	+32.2%
44	South Africa	$4,234,000	+7.7%
45	Hong Kong	$4,129,000	+10.9%
46	New Zealand	$4,007,000	+66.1%
47	Brazil	$3,730,000	-38.6%
48	Latvia	$3,485,000	-8.6%
49	Singapore	$3,343,000	-23.5%
50	Philippines	$3,112,000	+15%
51	Greece	$3,007,000	-59.3%
52	Australia	$2,718,000	-48.1%
53	Ukraine	$2,710,000	+73.2%
54	Russia	$2,306,000	-36.8%
55	Croatia	$2,063,000	-22%
56	Saudi Arabia	$1,876,000	-8.4%
57	United Arab Emirates	$1,059,000	-87.2%
58	Kazakhstan	$693,000	-24.1%
59	Luxembourg	$681,000	+144.1%
60	Andorra	$678,000	+571.3%
61	Chile	$640,000	+82.3%
62	Ghana	$631,000	+478.9%
63	Myanmar	$486,000	0%
64	Colombia	$439,000	+23.7%
65	Israel	$438,000	-36.3%
66	Peru	$388,000	-66.7%
67	Oman	$255,000	-28.6%
68	Uzbekistan	$247,000	-47.3%
69	Moldova	$230,000	0%
70	Ivory Coast	$196,000	+2700%
71	Guatemala	$108,000	-36.1%
72	Iran	$106,000	+1666.7%
73	Costa Rica	$102,000	-68.7%
74	Zimbabwe	$81,000	+8000%
75	Ecuador	$77,000	-47.3%
76	Eswatini	$75,000	+7400%
77	Uruguay	$73,000	0%
78	Uganda	$67,000	+76.3%
79	Burkina Faso	$64,000	+166.7%
80	Namibia	$60,000	+57.9%
81	Rwanda	$60,000	-40%
82	Kuwait	$56,000	-87.5%
83	Sierra Leone	$56,000	+1767%
84	Armenia	$55,000	-71.8%
85	Macedonia, North	$52,000	+30%
86	Dominican Republic	$50,000	-71.8%
87	Kenya	$50,000	-83.7%
88	Nigeria	$47,000	0%
89	Tanzania	$42,000	-40%
90	Trinidad/Tobago	$42,000	-34.4%
91	Fiji	$36,000	+157.1%
92	Angola	$32,000	+18.5%
93	Bosnia/Herzegovina	$27,000	+92.9%
94	Mozambique	$23,000	+2200%
95	Qatar	$20,000	-90.3%
96	Malta	$17,000	+183.3%
97	Cyprus	$16,000	+166.7%
98	El Salvador	$14,000	-22.2%
99	Mexico	$14,000	-85.3%
100	Morocco	$14,000	+40%

Focusing on the 100 main exporters of bicycles, the fastest gainers were sellers in Zimbabwe (up 8,000% from 2024), Eswatini (up 7,400%), Ivory Coast (up 2,700%), Mozambique (up 2,200%), Sierra Leone (up 1,767%) and Iran (up 1,667%).

You can change the presentation order by clicking the triangle icon at the top of any of the columns above. An entry of 0% in the right-most column means that 2025 data was unavailable.

Countries Generating Largest Trade Surpluses from Bicycles

The following countries posted the highest positive net exports for bicycles during 2025. Investopedia defines net exports as the value of a country’s total exports minus the value of its total imports. Thus, the statistics below present the surplus between the value of each country’s exported bicycles and its import purchases for that same commodity.

mainland China: US$2.5 billion (net export surplus up 4% since 2024)
Taiwan: $720.4 million (down -28.2%)
Cambodia: $441.3 million (up 35%)
Portugal: $433.1 million (up 28%)
Italy: $225 million (up 32.3%)
Bangladesh: $142.6 million (up 65.6%)
Romania: $127.4 million (up 38.2%)
Indonesia: $122 million (up 31.3%)
India: $70.6 million (up 13.4%)
Spain: $53.5 million (down -5.5%)
Germany: $52.3 million (down -63.4%)
Lithuania: $51.9 million (up 9.4%)
Hungary: $44.9 million (up 146.2%)
Tunisia: $28.1 million (down -21%)
Türkiye: $27.9 million (down -3.4%)

Mainland China generated the highest surplus in the international trade of bicycles. In turn, this positive cashflow confirms strong Chinese competitive advantage for this specific product category.

Countries Causing Worst Trade Deficits from Bicycles

The following countries posted the highest negative net exports for bicycles during 2025. Investopedia defines net exports as the value of a country’s total exports minus the value of its total imports. Thus, the statistics below present the deficit between the value of each country’s imported bicycles purchases and its exports for that same commodity.

United States: -US$806.2 million (net export deficit down -16.9% since 2024)
Japan: -$406.9 million (down -6%)
France: -$329.5 million (up 14.7%)
United Kingdom: -$278.7 million (up 27.2%)
Switzerland: -$227.4 million (up 2.5%)
Canada: -$204.5 million (up 19.5%)
Australia: -$172.7 million (up 12.8%)
Belgium: -$157.7 million (up 25.2%)
Russia: -$156.3 million (down -2.8%)
Austria: -$128 million (down -13%)
South Korea: -$122.8 million (up 8.3%)
Denmark: -$108.2 million (up 18%)
Finland: -$83.8 million (up 12.9%)
Colombia: -$76.4 million (up 50.7%)
Mexico: -$66.6 million (down -6.1%)

The United States of America racked up the biggest deficit in the international trade of bicycles. In turn, this negative cashflow highlights America’s competitive disadvantage for this specific product category but also signals opportunities for bicycles-supplying countries that help satisfy the powerful demand.

Bicycles Exporting Companies

Below are global bicycles-processing conglomerates that represent established players engaged in the international bicycles trade. Their home country is shown within parenthesis.