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Phil & Friends ride fills up

David Duffield plugged it remorselessly during Eurosport's Tour de France coverage. It's the 96 mile Phil and Friends ride in the Peak District next weekend. Various celebs and journos will be joining Phil Liggett and 200 CTC riders on a punishing ride starting from Sheffield

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It’s not over until the fat lady sings

There’s one kind of OPRA that could seriously dent your bottom line. The Occupational Pensions Regulatory Authority can fine you up to £50 000 if you haven’t set up access to a stakeholder pension scheme by October 8th.

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Get on the map with B3

Reps: are you planning a visit to a new account and you're not quite sure where it is? Bikebiz.co.uk solves your problem! Find the address you're seeking guidance to on B3, our online address directory, then click on their postcode and, hey presto, up pops an A-Z type map!

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Singletrack mag: the IBD?s friend?

Issue number two of Singletrack has been posted to subscribers and sent out to bike shops. With its cerebral editorial pitch, sumptuous printing on quality paper and wanna-be-there photography, it?s no surprise Singletrack gets rave reviews from its target readers: MTB lads past their first flush of youth. But does it tickle the trade's fancy?

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ACT plumps for Harrogate for AGM

The Association of Cycle Trader's AGM will be held in the convivial surroundings of the St George Hotel, the drinking hole and posh resturant opposite the old entrance to the show halls

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US cartoon characters stress British safe cycling

Disney's sub-Simpsons cartoon schoolyard characters from BBC1's Recess are the chosen 'stars' to front this year's cycle-in-safety magazine from the Department for Transport, Local Government and the Regions

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Will Welsh solar powered LEDs kick batteries into touch?

One of the great things about LED bike lights is long battery life but what if customers never had to replace batteries ever? Sure, some battery sales would be lost but many customers could be sold up to the concept of pricey lights that would last for donkey's years with no running costs, believes a regular contributor to the BikeBiz BBS

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