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Read More »Shimano issues recall of certain Pro Vibe alloy stems
Shimano has issued a product recall on certain batches of its Pro Vibe alloy stems. Following the di…
Three months until The National Cycling Show returns to the NEC
The countdown to The National Cycling Show continues as it is now three months until the event takes…
Starling Cycles to rebrand as Puffin Pedallers due to legal issues
Starling Cycles, the Bristol-based steel mountain bike brand, has rebranded as Puffin Pedallers due …
Kids Ride Shotgun launch off-road balance bike with optional Magura MT4 rear brake
Kids Ride Shotgun has entered the bike market with the launch of its new Dirt Hero off-road balance …
Bicycle Association announces advisory board to support diversity in cycling
The Bicycle Association (BA) has announced the creation of an independent Diversity Advisory Board. …
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GO OUTDOORS: The Outdoors Show signs Orbit and CTC
"It would be great if members of our industry foresook the habits of a lifetime and got involved now rather than 'waiting to see how things work out'," wrote John Traynor, editor of 'Outdoor Review', of the Ordnance Survey-sponsored The Outdoors Show, NEC, 15-17th March 2002. Former pro roadie Justin Clarke is in charge of getting the bike trade on board. Bikebiz.co.uk met up with him at the Go Outdoors trade show held in Harrogate earlier this week
Read More »GO OUTDOORS: VauDe UK saves German blushes
The new VauDe Scream jacket - suitable for cycling - was given its UK launch at the Harrogate show. But Scream wasn't its original name, hoh no...
Read More »Xscape expands
There's an Action Bikes franchise in the Milton Keynes Xscape retail-entertainment complex. It does rather well. Northern IBDs interested in opening a new store in a location with guaranteed customer traffic may want to check out the new Xscape being built at Castleford...
Read More »Plug pulled on Team Diamondback (and DBR bikes)
110 years involvement in sponsoring race teams has come to an end as Raleigh's MTB team - which metamorphosed into Team Diamondback last year - has been "suspended" indefinitely. And there will be no DBR range for 2002.
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