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Right at the beginning of the year, the Zedler-Group welcomed three new students specialising in International Business and Mechanical Engineering. Following brief pre-study internships at the company, this trio has spent the past few months completing their first theoretical phase at the Baden-Wuerttemberg Cooperative State University Stuttgart (DHBW).

As reported in advance, the German Association for Materials Research and Testing (DVM) had invited together with their longstanding programme committee member Dirk Zedler to attend the DVM working group “Bicycle Safety” in the museum and seminar area in Ludwigsburg on December 3rd and 4th. There, participants from research, manufacturers and service providers engaged in an extensive and lively two-day dialogue on the topic of “Life Cycle – The Bicycle’s Product Life Cycle”.

The German Association for Materials Research and Testing (DVM) invites together with their longstanding programme committee member Dirk Zedler to attend the museum and seminar area in Ludwigsburg on December 3rd and 4th.

In order to protect manufacturers of bicycles, e-bikes, e-MTBs and e-transportation bikes from market and trade supervisory procedures and imminent sales bans, Zedler-Institut für Fahrradtechnik und -Sicherheit GmbH is once again holding their tried and tested (basic) workshop this autumn. The dates for the “Product safety, product liability and CE marking” workshops, which will take place at Zedler's headquarters in Ludwigsburg, have already been set for October 29th and December 17th, 2024.

They can reach speeds of up to 45 kilometres per hour and are therefore great fun, even if the commute is a little longer. Nevertheless, they are a niche product right now. Today, speed pedelecs only make sense for some user groups. For you as well?

DIRK ZEDLER: PAPER MANUALS STILL KEY

In these economically challenging times, we often hear that some players see potential for savings in the field of user manuals and declarations of conformity. Allegedly, the good news is that operating instructions may now be provided purely in digital form.