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Peaty’s has launched its new MK2 tubeless valves. The new valves feature a “world-first” integrated spoke keycap and unique, four-way X-cut base for tyre insert compatibility. They are available in two length options and 11 Chris King colours. “Starting with a premium 7075 aluminium core and backed by Peaty’s Valves …

Oxford Products is partnering with Citrus-Lime through the Supplier Integration Module (SIM). SIM ensures that data is accurate and up-to-date on an ongoing basis, speeding up the processes that use supplier information. This means less time is spent in front of a computer screen on product admin, minimising the cost …

Beryl’s bike share scheme has arrived in Christchurch. 275 new bikes will be available to hire at 50 new Beryl bays via the free to download app. The bays have been selected and approved in conjunction with local authorities to ensure the scheme is in line with the needs of …

Pashley has revealed advance details of a new UK-designed e-cargo trike, set to enter production in April 2021. Currently under the project name ALECS, the articulating lightweight electrically-assisted cargo solution will “form the platform for a new generation” of configurable products to meet the growing market for zero-emission last-mile cargo …

The partnership between British Cycling and HSBC UK has surpassed its target of getting two million more people on bikes by the end of 2020. The two organisations will be extending their relationship into 2021, enabling HSBC UK to continue its support of the Great Britain Cycling Team on its …

Carlton Reid gets his cones adjusted. Two minutes later, and $14 lighter, he’s a happy bunny. Why?

Renowned cycling commentator angered by slimmed track schedule making way for new cycling events

A surprise star store edges it by a nose, but which of our five visits took the prize?

COMMENT: I've had many runs in with the UCI over the years but I'm warming to 'em because of the infamous stickering programme.