While the media are trying to outdo each other with crisis reports, the Bernese bike manufacturer and bike store "Thömus" can boast record figures. At the Bike Expo last weekend, the company achieved sales of over one million francs for the first time - over three days. Over 10,000 interested people visited the company premises in Oberriet.

"Already invested in you today?" asked a poster on the way to the farm. As a result, more visitors than ever before invested directly in their fitness and health: with 357 bikes sold, Thömus not only achieved new record sales during its spring exhibition, but also the highest average price per bike at over 3,100 francs. The fact that the recession has not yet reached the cyclists in the Thömus family is also demonstrated by the total turnover of 1.2 million francs for bicycles. This represents an increase on the previous best result in 2007 of over 300,000 francs.Source: Press release