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EU puts brakes on Chinese battery-powered bikes

Chinese electric bicycles will have to be registered in the EU in a move by the bloc to curb cheap imports which European manufacturers say are flooding the market.

EU puts brakes on Chinese battery-powered bikes

Fri, 04 May, 2018 - 01:00

Philip Blenkinsop

Chinese electric bicycles will have to be registered in the EU in a move by the bloc to curb cheap imports which European manufacturers say are flooding the market.

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