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ASSOS has expanded its DYORA collection. Building on the current DYORA 1/3 summer range, the 2/3 collection offers a layering system engineered to reduce the limitations that the unpredictable fall weather conditions can impose upon a rider. The system comprises four key layers: thermal bib shorts, a low-volume long-sleeve jacket, …

Science in Sport has released its interim results for the six months ending 30th June, with revenue up 24% to £29.3 million. Group gross margin percentage increased to 52% from 48%. Underlying EBITDA improved by £0.8 million to £0.6 million, which was after c.£0.7 million of one-off Brexit-related costs, said …

MAAP has unveiled its new Training Collection. Building on the design foundations set by previous Training Collections, the new line of training jerseys have been designed “for the grind, featuring top quality and long-lasting fabrics for comfort, flatlock stitching to reinforced seams for durability, additional reflective branded graphics positioned strategically …

Mondraker has introduced a new range of e-bikes. The 2022 range utilises the latest Bosch motors and Bosch Smart Systems to ‘help riders connect with their e-bike and disconnect from the daily grind’. The latest 2022 Bosch motor is a Performance Line CX GEN4 unit, featuring the new Bosch Smart …

Local Bike Shop Day 2021 was celebrated by 370 bike shops across the UK, an increase of 37% from the previous year, with some IBDs offering their customers discounted products, free bike services or guided bike rides. Local Bike Shop Day – organised for the industry, by the industry – is …

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John's Bikes, Cadence, Halfords, Total Fitness and Avon Valley Cyclery all visited in our West Country excursion

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