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As a business that focuses on carbon, Parcours believes it is important to acknowledge its carbon footprint and make a difference where it can as it is impossible to ignore the increased awareness and the urgency needed to tackle climate change. A year ago for Black Friday, Parcours partnered with …

Misspent Summers has announced that its 2023 downhill and enduro yearbooks are in stock and shipping now. The latest editions of Hurly Burly and The World Stage are packed full of fast-paced action from every round of 2023 DH and EDR World Cup and World Championship racing, with in-depth reporting, …

Bosch eBike Systems has expanded its theft protection and refined e-bike navigation The new features, available via the latest Flow app update, will provide users with additional security and convenience. First up is the digital e-bike pass. This shows e-bikers all the important information about their e-bike at a glance. …

British Cycling has announced Trek as the organisation’s new community bike partner, which will see 500 new bikes provided to grow and diversify community participation across the country. The organisation expects that the bikes will benefit more than 40,000 riders each year, with the majority supporting activity for children and …

Sustainable transport start-up Loud Mobility has announced an agreement to acquire cycling e-commerce business Cyclechic. This new deal unites two of the sector’s most dynamic female entrepreneurs, Georgia Yexley and Caz Conneller, respectively the founders of Loud Mobility Ltd and Cyclechic Ltd. Conneller, who will become Loud’s director of community …

There are ongoing concerns in some quarters on the effect of diversity within the workplace, writes James Smith

MiRiDER sales director Matthew Higginson talks hand-assembly, commitments and customer delight

The Women of Colour Cycling Collective is on a mission to inspire, empower and motivate women of colour to cycle. Rebecca Morley catches up with chair Jenni Gwiazdowski to find out more

Rebecca Morley looks at the demand for children’s bikes and the impact of COVID-19