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Raleigh starts afresh, but TV schedulers hark back to the past
Before Christmas, Raleigh's remaining staff clocked off for the last time at the Lenton factory. Today, they started at the former furniture factory in Eastwood, ten miles away. And what film was showing after midnight last night? 'Saturday night and Sunday morning', the 1960s film that was based on the drinking and womanising of a fictitious Raleigh worker
Read More »Mirra to join Moore Large’s Haro UK tour
Air tickets have been bought so that Dave Mirra, the world's best-known BMXer, can fly to the UK and take part in the Haro tour later this month. However, Ryan Nyquist has pulled out. You'll see why when you click in to this story
Read More »Radio 4’s consumer programme to feature ‘road menaces’ this lunchtime
'You and Yours' is the daily consumer rights programme on Radio Four. It's on at 12.04-1.00pm today. CTC director Kevin Mayne was interviewed for the programme yesterday. Call in with your bikey points of view
Read More »First Segway owners are rich, bright, and not fat…but will silicon cycling win the day?
Bicycles are still the best 'short-range personal transportation devices' you can buy yet the mainstream media still seems to think Segways are more sexy. Could electric bikes and ultralight electric motorbikes plug the gap? BikeBiz.co.uk talks to one of the first Segway owners in the world. Phillip Torrone is your archetypal early adopter (he had 'come and feel' parties when the first i-macs and PC phones came out) and loves his Segway, but he says it's ease of transportation he's after so could he be converted to an electric bike? Or how about the world's first 'intelligent' bike, equipped with Shimano's Smover computer controlled gears and suspension?
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