AEA Technology Ltd, the rail to aerospace to nuclear power consultancy, has won a three year, £3m contract to bring about improvements in conditions for cyclists throughout England. It is to form the English Regional Cycling Development Team. Should IBDs join up?
Read More »Evans Cycles launches bike cover with Sundays insurance
Evans Cycles, the UK’s largest specialist bike retailer, has partnered with Sundays insurance to pro…
Rab expands Cinder collection for SS24
Following the successful launch of its first ever collection for off-road biking adventures, Cinder,…
milKit debuts new sealant remover and cleaning range
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Majority of people want to shift funding from driving to improve walking, cycling, and public transport
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Exports create growth cycle for Stashed Products
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CTC wants more bums on saddles; cuts membership fee
But it's only for newbies and occasional cyclists. The trial membership fee is half the usual fee.
Read More »Planet X goes wholesale
The hardcore Yorkshire jump brand – now with international exposure thanks to Dangerous Momo and his riders on the Team Planet X Europe team, the loons featured in Met’s latest helmet campaign – has struck a stock-in deal with H&J, the UK wholesale chain
Read More »Motor manufacturers need to produce ‘safer’ cars, argues doctor’s mag
If cars aren’t made safer for pedestrians and cyclists, motor manufacturers run the risk of becoming as publically reviled as tobacco companies. Possible car names for the future – if the warnings of the British Medical Journal go unheeded – could be the Ford Pariah, the Toyota Outcast or the Renault Leper…
Read More »Concept reconsiders…
...and books a stand at the Harrogate show after earlier cancelling and promising to spend the cash saved on an in-house showroom instead. And Bike Force signs up too
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