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Simon sticks it to them
Simon has walked off with the second 'product of the show' award in two weeks. Last weekend his LED-packed light stick - the Indicator Fireflute - got the Best Innovation Award at the SOLTEX ski show and today the front child seat imports from Canada won the Innovation award at the Cycle and Leisure Show (but, er, not to Universal acclaim)
Read More »Alpine Bikes to stock premier Canadian bike brand
The four-branch Scottish IBD is to be the sole UK stockist of Norco bikes
Read More »Cycle & Leisure Show: The Report
A full report plus pix will be posted here tomorrow. (Got to recover first). 'Course, if you've time, and the geographical ability, you really ought to visit the show yourself. It's on for one more day. Tuesday.
Read More »Shimano Service Centre concept revamped
Shimano Europe is increasing the benefits of being a Shimano Service Centre, including increased marketing to consumers. In return, Shimano Europe wants IBDs to offer greater committment to the concept. Full details were released at the Madison Dealer Convention.
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