Considering downhillers are inveterate misbehavers its all part of the image the recent antics of Rob Warner and Myles Rockwell must have been pretty bad...
Read More »London to become more “pro-bike”
London traffic congestion will be reduced, pledges Ken Livingstone and other mayoral candidates
Read More »EP-X move
The winner of the best bike awards at the Cycle & Leisure Show is on the move...
Read More »Bikes posted overseas
The Royal Mail has a fleet of 33 000 bicycles. Yesterday it started a programme to send the older bicycles out to the developing world as new bikes are introduced
Read More »Rapprochement?
You meet the strangest of folk on trains...
Read More »Sutcliffe leaves Cabal
Andrew Sutcliffe, the former editor of both Cycle Trader and Cycling Weekly, has resigned as a director of Cabal Communications
Read More »More Cyclelife pix
Including Matt Wilson, the designer, with his diamond-glaze wooden floor; Bryn and Margaret Williams, and Jack and Irene Nicholson...
Read More »First Cyclelife store opens
In the current print magazine the lead news story is about the new Cyclelife retail concept from Raleigh. The first store opened in Dundee this morning and BikeBiz was there to see the ribbon cut
Read More »Safe Routes to School take off
In some ways Safe Routes to School are a surreptious way of getting safe cycle routes for everybody because any route to a school will have to follow normal urban roads and paths. Few motorists complain about making roads safer for children around schools and its only later they discover huge swathes of their roads have been traffic-calmed and painted green!
Read More »Rates rip-off: the answer
In a mailout to ACT members, the ACT warn IBDs not to use cowboy rates-reduction outfits who promise the earth but have contracts "with more loopholes than a macramé curtain so be warned and beware". However no alternative was given. We have one...
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