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Bosch eBike Systems has expanded and updated its e-bike smart system, with the introduction of an automatic display layout, new fitness and health features, and further customization options. Looking at the wide-ranging updates, and newly announced features, the German e-bike systems manufacturer highlights the following:  Automatically alternating displays show relevant …

Restrap has announced the launch of its latest offering: Repair Packs, crafted from repurposed waste materials. Designed with sustainability in mind, the Repair Packs enable riders to maintain and extend the lifespan of their gear. Black iron-on repair patches can be applied to bags, repairing most holes or areas of …

Fulcrum has announced that it is partnering with Orbea–Leatt–Speed Company riders and team co-founders,  Lukas Baum and Georg Egger, joining forces as part of the brand’s off-road racing, and product development, programme. As riders, Baum and Egger have made a name for themselves in the international MTB scene. Winners of …

Lyon Cycle has announced a partnership with Cambrian Tyres, leading to the distributorship of tyre brands Continental and Goodyear. This strategic collaboration marks a significant milestone for Lyon Cycle, solidifying its commitment to providing a diverse and complementary selection of brands to the market. The partnership with Cambrian Tyres, a …

Santini UK is preparing to launch its all-new visual merchandising packages to help stores convey the Italian brand’s message in the best way. Available in three levels to suit all budgets, these programmes are applicable to stores that order a mix of Santini products, both from the Core Collections and …

The Bike Inn, a cycle mechanic training school in Cumbria that has been training workshop staff for more than 30 years, shares one of its success stories

As the California-based lock brand plans to launch its fifth generation product, Seatylock CEO Michael Shenkerman offers an update to the industry

Cycle Spirit London opened just months before the pandemic changed the course of the industry – Rebecca Morley finds out how the shop’s fared in challenging times

Since it was founded in 1994, ABUS kept a firm focus on the commuting and leisure markets, but in 2016 jumped into the high-performance scene. Here’s how the future looks for the German brand