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Gates Industrial Corporation Expands Carbon Drive Systems to Mid-Range and Entry-Level Bicycles

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Gates Industrial Corporation announced on Tuesday that it is expanding the availability of its proprietary belt drive technology to a broader range of bicycle manufacturers and consumers. The company intends to integrate its Carbon Drive systems into more mid-range and entry-level bicycle models, moving beyond the high-end market segments where the technology has traditionally been utilized.

This shift in strategy aims to increase the adoption of belt-driven drivetrains, which serve as an alternative to traditional metal chain systems. Gates Industrial Corporation reports that these belt systems require less maintenance and offer a longer operational lifespan compared to standard chains, as they do not require lubrication and resist rust. By scaling production and distribution, the company expects to lower the barrier to entry for manufacturers looking to incorporate these components into mass-market bicycles. The company’s latest move follows a period of growth in the cycling industry, where demand for low-maintenance urban and commuter transportation options has risen.

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Date: June 23, 2026

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