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F-At Digital, publishers of road.cc, off.road.cc and ebike.tips, has broadened its portfolio with a new title called ev.tips – an automotive website designed to cater for the needs of plug-in hybrid and electric vehicle owners. The site’s mission is to help owners get the most out of their electric vehicle …

British wheel brand Parcours has announced the launch of its all-new entry level wheelset, the Paniagua. Parcours describes the Paniagua as a “modern all-round wheelset”. Taking cues from Parcours #thinkwider range and using a modern wide internal rim profile, the Paniagua is comfortable for use on a wide range of …

Ere Research, designer and manufacturer of high-end bicycle parts, has announced the appointment of Mike Clark as a new member of its sales team. Clark will be responsible for covering the London and the South East regions in the UK. With more than 30 years of experience in the cycling …

Factor Bikes has launched the new O2 VAM, claimed to be “the world’s fastest climbing bike with an unprecedented mix of lightness and aerodynamics”. Israel-Premier Tech, who played a significant role in the bikes development, is currently racing the O2 VAM at the Tour de France. The new frame is …

Upgrade Bikes has announced the addition of Caven O’Hara to the new role of website content manager at the Sussex-based distributor. O’Hara has a wealth of website experience, having worked in the bicycle trade for years in previous similar roles at Sigma Sports, Evans Cycles and more recently with Balfe’s …

Rebecca Morley got in touch with five women from different areas of the trade to find out how they got into the industry, what their experiences have been and what more could be done

Carlton Reid sits down with brand manager Zack Spinhirne-Martin

Rebecca Morley got in touch with five women from different areas of the trade to find out how they got into the industry, what their experiences have been and what more could be done

Cyclists of all levels – from the seasoned professional to the occasional dabbler – can push themselves too hard at times. Pulseroll’s Paul McCabe and Stuart Percival look can be done to help keep cyclists in the saddle for longer