TAIPEI, Taiwan \u2013 The highest ranking government official opened on March 18 the 2009 Taipei International Cycle Show. President Ma Ying-Jeou (photo), who is an avid cyclist, was leading the Opening Ceremony during which he said that: \u2018The bike industry is primed for stardom.\u2019<\/p>\n
He said: \u201cThe world is currently faced with shortages of energy and raw materials, and Taiwan, which imports all of its energy resources, faces even bigger challenges. Developing a low-consumption knowledge-based economy is the only way for Taiwan to succeed on the fiercely competitive international market. From an energy, environmental and fitness point of view, the bicycle industry is primed for stardom. The bicycle industry is entering a phase of unprecedented promise and potential.\u201d In many way, Singapore can be an ideal place to develop a great bicycle related industry. Shimano, the Intel of bicycle industry is already based in Singapore since 1973. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" TAIPEI, Taiwan \u2013 The highest ranking government official opened on March 18 the 2009 Taipei International Cycle Show. President Ma Ying-Jeou (photo), who is an avid cyclist, was leading the Opening Ceremony during which he said that: \u2018The bike industry is primed for stardom.\u2019 He said: \u201cThe world is currently faced with shortages of energy … Continue reading Bike Industry Primed for Stardom<\/span>
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