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Cyclescheme has reached one million cycle to work certificate requests. The cycle to work scheme has existed since 1999 and grew in popularity from 2005 when Cyclescheme became the first cycle to work provider. Cyclescheme offers an end-to-end service for employers, a simple way for businesses to provide employees with …

New e-scooter legislation will be included in the upcoming Transport Bill, a government spokesperson has confirmed. In yesterday’s Queen’s Speech, carried out by the Queen’s son Prince Charles, the Government announced its plans for the upcoming parliamentary session. There was no specific mention of electric scooters in the speech or …

Security brand Seatylock has launched the Foldylock Forever on Kickstarter. The new foldable bike lock, which had a funding goal of $10,000, has already seen over $47,000 pledged. “Seatylock is proud to present its toughest lock to date: The Foldylock Forever is a premium folding lock with a Gold Sold …

See.Sense’s co-founder and CSO Irene McAleese has been announced as a finalist in the 2022 Amazon Everywoman in Transport and Logistics Awards. Now in their 15th year, the awards celebrate the contribution women make to transport and logistics across all sectors of the industry – from freight and retail to …

Raleigh has announced the launch of its new and improved Centros e-bike range. Launched back in 2019, Raleigh says the Centros has long sat at the top of its offering as its most advanced e-bike to date. With the range simplified and reduced down to four models, the bike now …

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