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Cycling UK has launched the first of its ‘Pumped Up Crews’ in Manchester, in response to the increase in new cyclists since lockdown. The crews are all volunteers who are either experienced cyclists or work in the cycling industry. They can help with everyday cycling challenges including road safety, maintenance, …

Commuters in Leeds can now borrow an electric bike free of charge for up to two weeks as part of a new council initiative to promote sustainable travel. The scheme will be based at the new pop-up bike hub at Kirkgate Market and follows the council’s ‘EV Trials’ scheme earlier …

Nominations are now open for the BikeBiz Awards 2020. Members of the cycling trade community are invited to put themselves in the running for one of our prestigious awards using the quick and easy online form. Cycling enthusiasts are also encouraged to nominate their favourite brands, retailers and individuals in any …

The new cycle mechanics training facility at Merrist Wood College in Guildford has opened, with courses being delivered from today. The new workshop, managed by Cytech training provider Activate Cycle Academy (ACA), will deliver cycle maintenance training to the bicycle trade across the South of England. Matt Grant, sales and …

Rutland Cycling has launched a new same-day premium delivery service for bicycles. The new service will hand bikes over to customers 100% ready to ride, with any accessories ordered at the same time fitted prior to delivery. Saddle height and suspension will be set up to the customer’s preferences if …

Coming up to its second anniversary, The Triathlon Shop is well placed to grow with the sport. Co-owner Jon Burrage speaks with BikeBiz

Once more, a handful of stores in the capital are tasked with selling to our incognito investigator

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