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Gazelle survives wave of bicycle brand bankruptcies: ‘Every Dutch person knows us’

Gazelle survives wave of bicycle brand bankruptcies: ‘Every Dutch person knows us’

The Dutch bicycle brand Gazelle continues to maintain its popularity despite a wave of bankruptcies affecting other manufacturers in the industry. The company attributes its ongoing success to a steadfast commitment to quality and a strategic decision to avoid trends like fatbikes.

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