Bosch’s next UK and Ireland dealer-training season is due to begin on 22 October 2026, bringing new-model and service training to the workshops that support its e-bikes. For existing eMTB owners, the relevant part is better-informed after-sales support, rather than a new performance upgrade to download.
The date was reported by BikeBiz on 24 September. The programme covers model-year 2027 products and the eBike Flow app’s theft-protection functions, alongside practical knowledge for sales and service staff.
What the programme covers
The new Hub Line is the main product focus, with Active Line Plus, PowerTube 360 and 720, LED Controller, Intuvia 200 and the new ConnectModule also listed. Those names span Bosch’s wider e-bike range. Their inclusion in dealer training does not mean they are upgrades for a Performance Line CX mountain bike.
That distinction matters when comparing systems or asking a shop about a fault. Motor, battery, display and connectivity compatibility depend on the bike and system generation. Our Bosch eMTB guide explains the different riding briefs; a training announcement should not be treated as a compatibility list.
Why workshop support matters to riders
Bosch’s official partner portal brings together dealer training, DiagnosticTool 3 access and service-case support. That is the useful context for an owner: choosing an e-bike also means choosing the support available when something needs diagnosis or a replacement part.
Before booking a service, tell the shop the exact bike model and drive-system generation, describe when the problem occurs and provide any displayed error code. Ask whether it can support that system and what information it needs before you bring the bike in. Attending a particular training session is not, by itself, a promise of a faster repair.
Theft protection deserves a setup check
The Flow app’s security tools are another training focus. Riders should check which functions their own bike supports, what hardware is fitted and whether any subscription applies. Our eMTB security advice puts connected features alongside physical locks and sensible storage.
BikeBiz’s September report also gave booking figures for dealers. Those were a snapshot at publication, so we are not presenting them as current seat availability. Dealers should use Bosch’s registration information for remaining dates and places.