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Ere Research, designer and manufacturer of high-end bicycle parts, is preparing to display its new and latest products at Eurobike in Frankfurt next week. The team at Ere Research has been developing new and innovative products designed to elevate cyclists’ experience.  At Eurobike, the brand will unveil a new saddle …

Pirelli is continuing to enhance its road bike tyre line by unveiling the Cinturato Road. Cinturato Road is designed to offer durability, protection, comfort and the most practical assembly experience in various situations of use: bike rides over the weekend, when training hard or for granfondo cycling, as well as …

Tuffnells, the parcel delivery firm which handles shipping for many bicycle retailers including Evans Cycles, has entered administration. The Sheffield-based business has appointed joint administrators at Interpath Advisory after failing to secure new funding. The majority of Tuffnells’ 2,200 employees, working across its 33 UK depots, will be made redundant, …

Ace Bicycles in Monmouth is preparing to rebrand as Pedal Syndicate from Friday, June 16. The store on Rockfield Road was founded just under three years ago as a collaboration between Gareth Sheppard and Ian Officer from Pedalabikeaway and Toby Pantling from Ace Bicycles in Guildford. A combination of a …

Absoluteblack has launched its latest chainring creation, specifically designed for new T-Type transmission. Overall, the chainring design has been updated from the brand’s traditional style to a new one, which enhances the overall look of the new transmission groupset. However, the biggest change is made in the teeth design to …

Last year, the Government announced a £2 million subsidy to boost the uptake of e-cargo bikes. BikeBiz takes a closer look at the impact this will have on the industry throughout 2019

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If cycling wasn’t hard enough, a new ultra-tough hardcore has developed on the fringes – and is growing rapidly

Moore Large’s Adam Biggs reflects on a challenging 2018 for the cycling industry