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OneUp Components has expanded its grip lineup with the releases of its new Thick and Thin grips. The Canadian bicycle component company says it only makes “the parts we want to ride” and adding the choice of thick or thin gives riders more choice to find the right fit. Both …

Lusso, the cycle clothing manufacturer, is gearing up for growth after investing £100,000 in new technology with the support of Made Smarter. The brand, based in Radcliffe, Greater Manchester, is a used by professional and amateur cyclists globally. It is run by Jake Wright, a 24-year-old former professional cyclist and …

Pirelli has announced a voluntary recall of some P Zero Race TLR tyres to ensure the maximum safety of its clients, The brand says this only impacts 28-622 products which were manufactured between the tenth week of 2023 (W/C March 6) and the 24th week of 2023 (W/C June 12). …

SRAM’s Tibor Gijssen has been promoted to European aftermarket sales director, reporting to John Nedeau, global sales vice-president. Gijssen’s new role comes after two years as a key member of the global continuous improvement (CI) team. He steps in as Ian Young has moved to the sales operations role focused …

Bikmo, a provider of specialist insurance for cyclists, has announced it is working with the Caravan and Motorhome Club. This collaboration will offer insurance to members of the Caravan and Motorhome Club at an exclusive rate of 12 months for the price of 11, with additional cover benefits, and the …

Rebecca Morley speaks to Jamie Cook, co-founder of Hexr, about 3D printing helmets and what it could mean to the industry

Kevin Burton weighs in with his persceptive on the state of trade shows in 2019

The UK lags behind the likes of Holland and Denmark when it comes to cycling integration. Austin Cycles founder Wayland Austin believes folding bikes can help

Bruce Sandell, founder and managing director of Rouleur Classic, discusses how we can continue to make cycling exhibitions a success