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Greyville’s MD Alan Pritchard has issued a statement on the distributor’s operations during the COVID-19 outbreak. Pritchard said Greyville is responding to its customers’ requirements and orders are being dispatched as normal. It is also continuing to offer warranty and servicing on SR Suntour forks and rear shocks both for …

HiMo has launched the H1 mini-foldable e-bike. Its foldable design can fit in a car, a train, a backpack, or under a work desk and can be carried with one hand, the company has said. It has a durable A380 aluminium alloy frame, a removable 7500 MAH battery and LED …

Brompton Bike Hire hopes to expand its support for the NHS with the launch of a new initiative aiming to deliver over 1,000 newly-manufactured Brompton bikes to key staff. The Wheels for Heroes campaign sees Brompton Bike Hire launch a crowdfunder and commit production costs equating to an investment of …

The Zwift Classics are returning for 2020, offering a significant cycling distraction in the wake of COVID-19. Six unique races will take place in a different Zwift world throughout London, Richmond, Watopia, Bologna, Yorkshire and Crit City. Starting on 5th April, community members will have four days to complete each Zwift …

Insync Bikes has launched a new discount deal on a range of bikes for NHS staff and emergency service workers during COVID-19. The offer will see all Britain’s emergency services staff given 20% off on an exclusive range of Insync Lectro e-bikes, road bikes, and mountain bikes as well as …

Rebecca Morley shares her thoughts after 18 months in the trade It’s clear to see how much women are underrepresented in the cycling industry. From events and festivals to meetings and factory tours, I constantly find myself in a male-dominated environment, where it can be very intimidating to walk into …

Rebecca Morley catches up with Peaty’s to find out how it all started, the benefits of being a rider-owned company and being eco-friendly

The e-bike trend is undoubtedly upon us. But, assuming it continues to grow throughout the UK, how will infrastructure in our capital evolve to accommodate? George Hosegood reports

Rebecca Morley visits Gocycle in Chessington to find out what we should expect from the e-bike market as we enter a new decade