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The board of Spoon Customs brand owner, Spoon Group Ltd, has announced that it will pause production of its custom carbon road racing frame, Vars Disc. The company, led by Andy Carr, has cited “a perfect storm” of parts and supply chain issues experienced last year and the resultant delays …

The June edition of BikeBiz is now live. Read the digital edition online here. Never miss an issue, subscribe to BikeBiz for free here. Well, spring didn’t quite offer the basking sunshine we were hoping for (neither literally or figuratively). After an extremely challenging few months for the bike trade, …

This piece first appeared in the May edition of BikeBiz magazine – get your free subscription here Classified enters mountain bike market with Powershift Boost hub Belgian drivetrain technology company Classified Cycling has announced the launch of a mountain bike-specific Powershift hub system. The new mountain bike product, the Powershift Boost …

The Bicycle Association (BA) has published its latest in a series of BA Guides To: The BA Guide to Cycle Security and Tackling Theft. The BA Guides are a series of concise documents aiming to offer definitive information on matters of interest to the UK cycle industry. This comprehensive guide …

A new Cycle to Work scheme provider Gogeta has officially launched, offering the ‘lowest commission in the industry’.  Gogeta, previously known as Velomatch, founded by Barry Scott with the aim of improving the salary sacrifice scheme for all parties, will be offering 4% commission to its bike shop partners, with …

When it comes to nutrition, the criteria of the consumer has shifted greatly over the past few years. We sat down with Nuun CEO Kevin Rutherfood and R&D manager Vishal Patel to learn more

BikeBiz caught up with rider Matteo Moschetti, along with Polartec international product manager Tomas Carrara, to discuss the formation of Polartec-Kometaand how the brand’s fabric technologies optimise performance

The cycling industry isn’t the most inclusive place to be for those with disabilities, but it doesn’t have to be that way, writes Bikeworks head of development Emily Esche

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