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Lightweight, the German technology company known for its handcrafted, high-performance carbon wheelsets, has entered into an exclusive distribution partnership with Windwave. This collaboration, effective from Thursday, February 1, marks a strategic move to elevate the accessibility of Lightweight’s products in the UK and Ireland. Luke Leuillette, Windwave’s commercial manager, said: …

Urban e-bike brand Gocycle has unveiled its first folding, family cargo model. The Gocycle CXi is crafted to be “like no other family cargo e-bike available today” with its futuristic automotive-inspired design and an array of innovation. Gocycle’s first foray into the cargo space will showcase the latest evolution of …

E*thirteen has announced the introduction of what it’s describing as a completely redesigned mountain wheel and rim line. The three wheelset line-up features Grappler, for gravity riders, Sylvan, for all-mountain applications, and Optimus, for lightweight trail and downcountry bikes. At launch, the announcement highlights e*thirteen has retained the best features …

UDOG, the Italian brand of cycling shoes and accessories, has appointed Adaptive DCS as its exclusive sales representative in the UK. This strategic partnership is a significant step in UDOG’s commitment to expanding its presence and providing unparalleled services in the UK market. Adaptive DCS is now also responsible for …

After a major boom for business, Devonshire cycling kit manufacturer NoPinz anticipates a rough period for the trade – Alex Ballinger gets the full story behind the brand

BikeBiz catches up with Windwave MD Peter Nisbet

BikeBiz editor Alex Ballinger crosses the Thames to meet the team at Butternut Bikes, North London

Specialized, one of the biggest bike brands in the world, recently announced it would start selling its bikes direct to consumers online. The announcement has caused waves in the cycle trade, but how are retailers reacting to the news? BikeBiz digs into the response