Chicken & Sons will stock Crunchy bars and other good-for-you goodies, including the fruity-power Frusli bars. Zyro gets the sole distribution rights for PowerBar into the UK cycle trade (it had been sharing distribution with Chicken & Sons)
Read More »Tell us your thoughts: How was business in the first half of 2023?
We’re almost halfway through 2023 and the bike trade has suffered a turbulent start to the year. As …
Muc-Off partners with Bikebook, the bike servicing finder platform
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BikeBiz’s guide to the latest kids’ bikes and accessories
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Sigma appoints Andre Bachmann as managing director
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Reynolds launches new downhill and enduro wheels
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MBUK sponsors a BSX series
The MBUK Bikercross series is being staged by Martyn Salt's Inevent race organisation company and will take place at some key lifestyle events from March through to August.
Read More »Madison now carries Kryptonite’s motorbike locks
Madison takes over from CPK Moto, the former distributor for Kryptonite’s 'powersports' products.
Read More »SRAM acquires RockShox (and some pixie dust?)
RockShox Inc. was in danger of collapsing after defaulting on a $4m bank loan. The fork maker was seeking immediate capitalisation of $2m, or a buyer for the complete operation. SRAM was one of two buyers interested. RockShox will now operate as a subsidiary of SRAM Corporation. PLUS: The money problems of RockShox Inc were graphically portrayed in a Feb 14th filing to the US Securities and Exchange Commission. Extracts from this report are at the base of the article and they include details on the just settled Answer vs RockShox patent infringement court case.
Read More »Want a Jo Burt image on your computer screen?
Those nice chaps and chapesses at the BBC have paid sheep artist Jo Burt for some of his images to paste on the 'so extreme' part of the BBC's site. You can choose to send them as e-cards or paste them to your desktop as wallpaper
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