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Read More »Bryton expands product range with first bike radar tail light, the Gardia R300L
Bryton has expanded its product range, releasing its first bike radar tail light, the Gardia R300L. …
SRAM unveils Eagle Transmission as ‘the dream delivered’
SRAM has unveiled its latest product with the new Eagle Transmission. The Eagle Transmission, market…
Goodyear launches next generation of road bicycle tyres with four new models
Goodyear has launched the next generation range of road bike tyres with four new models across the U…
Wattbike appoints Greg Nieuwenhuys as chairman
Wattbike has announced the appointment of Greg Nieuwenhuys as chairman to help drive the company’s g…
Moore Large director tells local newspaper of efforts to save the company as 35,000 bikes to be auctioned
One of Moore Large’s directors has told a local newspaper of efforts to save the distributor, …
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Madfor’s gone, but bike websites are here to stay
Madformountainbiking may have gone the way of 9feet.com but that doesn't mean the cycle website model is unsustainable. That's the verdict of those bike websites still standing.
Read More »Mayne stays as director of CTC
At a meeting of the CTC National Council on 10th November councillor Colin Clarke had tabled a resolution calling for the resignation or dismissal of the CTC's director, Kevin Mayne. The resolution failed.
Read More »The end of the world is nigh
...or is it? On the website of trade magazine BikeEurope, there's an article by editor-in-chief Jack Oortwijn that, if taken at face value, paints such a dire picture of the global bicycle trade that you'd be excused if you went out and cut your wrists right now. Sure, in some quarters business is down (Taiwan, in particular, is suffering) but is the situation as apocalyptic as www.bike-eu.com makes out?
Read More »IBDs sell mags, what about PC games?
‘Cycling Manager’ is ranked in the top three PC games in France and Italy. Now it has been translated into English and the UK publisher is seeking distribution in the bike trade. Halfords is getting the sales spiel next week. IBDs could stock the title right now. Will ‘Cycling Manager’ be this year's perfect stocking filler for road race fans?
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