Market revenue in 2022 | USD 553.5 million |
Market revenue in 2030 | USD 1,050.7 million |
Growth rate | 8.3% (CAGR from 2022 to 2030) |
Largest segment | Cycle wear apparel |
Fastest growing segment | Cycle wear accessories |
Historical data | 2018 - 2021 |
Base year | 2022 |
Forecast period | 2023 - 2030 |
Quantitative units | Revenue in USD million |
Market segmentation | Cycle wear apparel, Cycle wear accessories, Cycle wear shoes |
Key market players worldwide | Lumiere, Giro Sport, Castelli Cycling, Rapha, Champion System, United Apparel, ASSOS of Switzerland, Endura, Isadore, 2XU |
Cycle wear apparel was the largest segment with a revenue share of 58.28% in 2022. Horizon Databook has segmented the Brazil cycling wear market based on cycle wear apparel, cycle wear accessories, cycle wear shoes covering the revenue growth of each sub-segment from 2018 to 2030.
Brazil has a long, proud tradition of urban cycling. From early on, the bicycle was embraced as a convenient, practical mode in Brazilian cities. The national modal share for bicycles in 2002 was around 2% and by 2012 that number had risen to 7%, again increasing by more than 10% in 2020.
In a number of smaller cities, the bicycle remains a primary form of transport: Ubatuba, Lorena, Rio Branco, Montes Claros, Aracaju, and Praia Grande. In Ubatuba and Lorena, both in the state of São Paulo, the modal share for bicycles is 55%, according to those municipalities. Rio Branco edges ahead with a record 65% of its citizens riding bicycles.
Among the big cities, Rio de Janeiro featured in The Copenhagenize Index 2013 Bicycle Friendly Cities, ranking as the 12th best city for bicycles in the world. The city has had cycle tracks since 1991.
Six Brazilian cities have bike-share programs. Compared to most cities around the world, Brazil has a rather unique approach to bike share. In both Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, the programs were first launched in wealthier neighborhoods, with plans to expand later to areas with less prosperity. The idea was that if the middle and upper classes were seen to be the early adopters of shared bicycles, the lower classes would aspire to be like the prosperous, and embrace bike share as well.
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