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Halo has released a gravel tyre range, consisting of three distinct tread patterns to cover all conditions and surfaces. Developed over a three-year period, the range has been refined to offer minimal rolling resistance, high traction levels and, where needed, mud-shedding abilities. It consists of the RXR, GXR and GXC …

Rutland Cycling is donating £6,000 to FareShare East Midlands, which will provide 24,000 meals to the local community. For the month of November, Rutland Cycling pledged to donate 50% of all hire revenue across its 14 shops to FareShare East Midlands, part of the UK’s national network of charitable food …

Play Sports Network (PSN) is launching its 15th channel, GCN Training. The channel will provide videos giving fans advice on physiology and nutrition alongside suggested gym and yoga workouts. Fans will also be the first to hear about the latest training technology on the market, plus updates and discussion on …

Muc-Off’s Wet Weather Lube is now available as a 400ml aerosol version. “It’s the best lube for the job when it’s muddy and wet outside, formulated to excel over long distances in the harshest of conditions, giving you smooth and efficient shifting mile after mile,” said a statement. The formula …

Sigma Sports has secured a place in The Sunday Times Virgin Atlantic Fast Track 100 league table. Sigma Sports is ranked 95th in the 2020 list, which features a wide range of businesses, including breweries, marketing agencies and construction companies. The company has reported an annual sales rise over three …

Formerly a shining example of what’s achievable with the right infrastructure, Harlow’s cycling levels fell off a cliff when industry left town. Mark Sutton talks to Hub and Spoke about reviving the local’s interest...

Grade II listed building to house the new outlet

Fighting for wider streets, faster speeds and more parking, everywhere. “Bob Gunderson” is battling the radical all-powerful bike lobby. Views are his own, but should be yours…

Brand's campaign called "classically Irish and cheeky"