The CTC's annual national rally will celebrate its 60th birthday next year when around 15 000 cyclists descend on York Racecourse on 26th and 27th June.
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Starling Cycles extends manufacturer’s warranty and crash replacement service
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Tern introduces first Bosch-powered e-bikes into Taiwan
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Mirra drops $21m ‘porn’ lawsuit against BMX XXX game publisher
BMX pro Dave Mirra and Acclaim Entertainment, the New York-based PS2 and Xbox games publisher, have resolved their differences, says a rather plain statement from Acclaim. The statement doesn't mention the reason for the dispute and says Mirra is again helping to develop BMX-themed games for the company. Mirra had objected to the strippers and soft-porn images in BMX XXX, the successor to the 3m-selling Dave Mirra BMX games
Read More »Takens re-elected president of COLIBI
Member organisations of the Comité de Liaison des Fabricant Européens de Biciclettes unanimously re-elect René Takens as president of the Euro bike trade body.
Read More »By 2020, congestion charging will be the norm
Expect folding-bike sales to rocket, as Luddites such as Steve Norris are swept aside by proponents of congestion charging throughout the UK. Making motorists pay for access to many key roads is just one of the predictions in a report compiled by Environment Agency boffins.
Read More »BikeBiz.com goes public
Since its launch in September 1999, members of the public have been denied access to the 'trade sensitive' parts of this site such as the daily news and the bulletin board. However, there are clearly some news stories which are not trade-sensitive, so the public part of the site will now carry a cut-down selection of the news stories from the main site.
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