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The latest issue of BikeBiz magazine is now online. Read the September 2025 Digital Edition of BikeBiz now!
The September 2025 issue of BikeBiz magazine is now online! In this issue, we celebrate our 2025 BikeBiz Awards finalists, and as always, have a variety of opinions, news and features.
The September sector guides include cycling technology, indoor training, cycle computers and power meters, as well as stocking fillers.
Hear from Chris Hoy about the launch of his new bike range and Cycling UK, on the future of active travel in England. Find out more about ZyroFisher CCO, Nadine Thompson, why we need to build more sustainable partnerships between retailers and distributors from Madison CEO, Dominic Langan and why Scribe are shifting towards B2B.
Click the page numbers below to head directly to each feature.
7: Â The latest news from the cycle industry.Â
11: Adam Townsend and Dominic Loh share part two of their industry insight and weigh in on what we could be doing better.
16: Chris Hoy talks about the relaunch of Hoy bikes and his new children’s bike range.Â
20: Madison CEO, Dominic Langan, talks about the relationship between distributors and retailers and why we must build more sustainable partnerships.
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22: Bafang shares insights into their battery innovation, including design, sustainability and testing processes.
25: Simon Bowkett, Interim Head of Policy and Public Affairs at Cycling UK, discusses what 12 mayors across England signing a joint statement to create a national active travel network could mean for active travel in England.
29: We celebrate all of our award finalists, sharing the shortlisted people across 17 categories in this year’s BikeBiz Awards.
34: We chat to Nadine Thompson, CCO at Zyrofisher, about her career history, her time at Zyro and her thoughts on the industry.Â
39: Mark Sutton explores who is doing what when it comes to recycling e-bike batteries.
44: Rebecca Bland takes five to chat with Guy Millership, UK Country Manager of Deuter.
47: Simon Cox talks with Tenways’ UK Country Manager, Greg Vanner, about working with new retailers and their expanding range.
50: We have a conversation with Scribe founder and CEO, Alan Graham, about their shift towards B2B prioritisation and working with bike shops.
New products and sector guides, including new products (55), cycling technology, indoor training, cycle computers and power meters (59) and stocking fillers (63).
