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Bike repair VAT break is back for a bit
The European Commission has performed a u-turn and has asked EU ministers to extend for two years a pilot scheme allowing the Belgian, Dutch and Luxembourg governments to continue levying reduced VAT rates of six percent on bicycle repair services.
Read More »Government-subsidised Bangladeshi bike makers report increased exports
Bangladesh's earnings from bicycle exports are set to top $80m in fiscal 2003-2004, reports India's The Financial Express today, a rise of $30m on previous period.
Read More »Rock Shox Europe reduces servicing turnaround
Last year, the average turn was 18 days. At the annual Chicago sales meeting of SRAM/Rock Shox, Robert Priest, SRAM's global aftermarket manager, revealed the turn has been reduced to 1-2 days for most European countries.
Read More »Boy worried about motorists going too fast ‘invents’ speed-limiting device
Children's BBC TV recently ran a bright ideas competition seeking inventions from children that could be turned into reality. Five inventions have now been shortlisted. There's a spy-in-the-sky model aeroplane disguised as a bird (for video-peeping on your mates); a CD player that projects pop-stars on to a hologram-type screen (very Princess Leia); and a GPS speed limiting device, requested by 10-year old Charlie from Norfolk. There's an online poll to pick the invention that will be produced commercially...
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