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Pyga Industries has launched Pyga Mountainbikes Limited, a new sales, marketing and distribution business for its handcrafted frames. The new arm will take the business “to a new level” by distributing to a wider range of markets including Europe, Singapore, Australia, New Zealand and Latin America. Founded in 2012 by …

Hi!Mobee, a start-up smart visibility company, has launched its first product aimed at improving the safety of cyclists and other road users. The ergonomic, lightweight Weelight vest is designed to to be visible from 360°, day and night. According to the company, powerful LED lights, set to blink mode, make …

BikeBiz has carefully sifted through the nominations for this year’s Awards and we can now reveal those companies that have made it into the shortlist. The final decision will be placed in the hands of those that know best – professionals that work within the industry day in day out …

Muc-Off has launched a new Rainproof Essentials Case. “Come rain or shine, every rider wants to keep those essential items that you take with you on a ride, safe, secure and organised,” said Alex Trimnell, CEO at Muc-Off. “Our new Rainproof Essentials Case is the ideal accessory to help you …

The Scottish Government and sportscotland have launched an £8 million fund to improve cycling facilities across the country. The national Cycling Facilities Fund will capitalise on the upsurge of interest in cycling by developing a network of accessible, inclusive and inspiring facilities that encourage people of all ages to ride …

Our series continues with two more perspectives from women in the cycle industry. Today, we hear from Geraldine Reeve, show director, The London Bike Show

Cycling in itself is a very green option, but the industry still causes plenty of carbon footprint, be it from events, packaging or factory running. BikeBiz reached out to the industry to investigate what more we can be doing to protect our planet

After two acquisitions in quick succession, Wahoo’s tenth year has proven to be far more than just an anniversary. Rebecca Morley catches up with CEO Mike Saturnia as he talks acquisitions, turning points and company culture

Cycling in itself is a very green option, but the industry still causes plenty of carbon footprint, be it from events, packaging or factory running. BikeBiz reached out to the industry to investigate what more we can be doing to protect our planet