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Exports of bicycles, e-bikes and bicycle components from Taiwan are showing strong growth in 2022, according to the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) and the Taiwan Bicycle Association (TBA). Total exports reached almost $2 billion for the period from January-April 2022, representing a year-on-year increase of 28.4%, figures show. Exports …

Muc-Off has announced the launch of its #MoveOver campaign, targeted at championing female cyclists across the globe. #MoveOver is a celebration of the revolution in women’s road racing and coincides with the return of Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift, taking place from 24th-31st July.  The bike care brand is also …

Shropshire-based bike frame protection specialist Invisiframe is celebrating ten years since its conception. Invisiframe was born from a ‘light bulb moment’ from Lee Regan, who turned into a passion project which is now a global business in partnership with his wife Vicky. This is the story of Invisiframe… In 2011, Lee …

TfL has completed work to transform the roads around Hammersmith gyratory, set to make walking and cycling safer and easier with new protected cycle lanes and new pedestrian crossings. The changes will help to build on the huge increases in cycling seen in the capital since the start of the …

Retail EPOS systems provider Citrus-Lime is looking to appoint global representatives in response to growing demand for its Cloud POS Solution. Having processed nearly £1.5 billion of its customers’ revenue through Cloud POS, the Cumbrian-headquartered business said it has undergone significant expansion over the last three years. The company is …

Cycling in itself is a very green option, but the industry still causes plenty of carbon footprint, be it from events, packaging or factory running. BikeBiz reached out to the industry to investigate what more we can be doing to protect our planet

BikeBiz catches up with Jay Man, newly-appointed area sales manager for East, Home Counties and North London for Extra UK

Our series continues with two more perspectives from women in the cycle industry. Today, we hear from Geraldine Reeve, show director, The London Bike Show

Cycling in itself is a very green option, but the industry still causes plenty of carbon footprint, be it from events, packaging or factory running. BikeBiz reached out to the industry to investigate what more we can be doing to protect our planet