Grow Your Bike Business
On Saturday, September 19, 2026, ORKIDS Incubator hosted the third edition of CycleBiz, bringing together representatives of three emerging micro-enterprises and startups currently developing projects in the bicycle sector.
The meeting provided an open space for participants to share their experiences, observations, challenges, and ideas for cooperation, with a common objective: contributing to the development of the bicycle ecosystem in Algeria, with particular attention to Annaba.
Focus of the Third Edition
This edition focused particularly on the development of bicycle riding certification and examination systems.
Participants discussed the possibility of establishing different levels and structured stages for bicycle riding examinations, as well as ways to make the service more professional, accessible, and valuable to users.
The discussion also explored how this type of service could be developed and valued through smart and effective approaches, combining training, assessment, certification, and digital solutions.
Participating Projects
The third edition brought together representatives of:
Biskilati
TwinRide
Lachichi Certification
The participants exchanged their perspectives on the current state of bicycle-related activities and discussed possible areas of complementarity and collaboration between their projects.
Building a Stronger Bicycle Ecosystem
Beyond the specific topic of bicycle riding examinations, the meeting reinforced the importance of creating stronger connections between the different projects operating in the bicycle sector.
The discussions focused on how entrepreneurs can work together to develop new services, share expertise, and create complementary solutions that contribute to the growth of cycling culture and the bicycle economy in Algeria, starting from Annaba.
CycleBiz
Through its successive editions, CycleBiz is becoming a space for bicycle entrepreneurs and project holders to connect, exchange, collaborate, and develop their businesses together.
The third edition continued this approach by moving from individual project development toward discussions around shared services and ecosystem-level opportunities.