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Bankrupt but Batavus and Sparta bikes are still flying off the shelves

Bankrupt but Batavus and Sparta bikes are still flying off the shelves

Despite the bankruptcy of parent company Accell, bicycle brands like Batavus and Sparta continue to maintain strong sales and store deliveries. Consumers have experienced minimal disruption, as operations remain functional despite the parent company's financial failure.

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