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Moore Large has entered administration, according to multiple sources. BikeBiz understands that the Derby-based distributor informed its staff on Tuesday morning (March 14) that it had entered administration. Moore Large’s portfolio consists of recognisable brands including Tern e-bikes, Tru Tension maintenance and cleaning products, BMX brand WeThePeople, and its house-owned …

Critically acclaimed film After the Storm has been released to the public following its limited launch in November 2021. The film explores diversity champion Aneela McKenna’s workplace racial trauma and the power of cycling in overcoming the impacts of discrimination. Now, in the lead up to the United Nations’ International …

Brompton bike subscriptions are now available through the Cycle to Work scheme, thanks to a new partnership with Green Commute Initiative.  Brompton’s subscription packages involve delivery of a bike, servicing and insurance for customers, and are becoming an increasingly popular option for riders.  Prices will range from £31 per month …

Windwave has announced it has added Ferodo Racing to its portfolio, to distribute its cycling brake products to the UK market.  Effective from March 1, Hampshire-based distributor Windwave has partnered with Ferodo as the automotive brand branches into the cycling market.  Ferodo, based in Derbyshire, recently launched its first range …

British e-bike brand MiRider is celebrating a successful retailer event at its HQ in Wigan, with more than 50 guests attending over two days.  Taking place on Sunday, March 5 to Monday March 6, the MiRider Insight event was held to coincide with iceBike North, which took place in Manchester …

Kieran Howells talks to Jenni Gwiazdowski about the past, present and future of the London Bike Kitchen

Suppliers and retailers working closer together gets results, argues Citrus-Lime...

Pictures and a few words from the growing show

MD Peter Kimberley on tweaks to the store concept, branching beyond London, appealing to women and how many shops the firm has planned...