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Fantic, the Italian motorcycle and e-bike manufacturer, is stepping up growth of its UK dealer network with the appointment of multiple regional sales managers. The first to join the sales team are Mike Clark and Daniel Gaby, covering the South East and South West respectively. Both are seasoned professionals within …

Bianchi has introduced a new Specialissima, the latest creation from Bianchi’s Reparto Corse (RC) racing department. The new bike is positioned alongside the Oltre at the top of the brand’s road range. Bianchi’s RC drew inspiration from feedback given by professional athletes to create “an ultralight and responsive racing machine”. …

Whoop has announced the launch of Whoop Coach – an advanced AI feature designed to “revolutionise” the wearables market. Whoop Coach takes an in-depth knowledge of a Whoop member’s goals, their unique biometric data, and the latest performance science and generates individualised responses to their health and fitness questions. With …

Taipei Cycle held a press conference this week to present its vision for Taipei Cycle 2024. Following a two-day visit, 12 international media representatives from nine countries came together to gain a deeper understanding of new benchmarks within the industry, embracing themes of micromobility, innovations and start-ups, green action and …

The BikeBiz jobs board helped filled over 740 positions in 2022, and listings are still on the rise. Here’s our latest top five… National Sales Manager IBD – Juicy Bike LTD / Neomouv UK We are seeking a highly professional National Sales Manager to join our team who will be …

E-scooters are impossible to ignore in today’s discussions surrounding mobility and active travel, particularly as people’s transport habits change with COVID-19. But what impact are they having on bike share schemes?

BikeBiz catches up with seven UK distributors to reflect on a bizarre yet successful period for the cycling industry

By Richard Bowker, Criterium Cycles director

BikeBiz catches up with seven UK distributors to reflect on a bizarre yet successful period for the cycling industry