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Look has partnered with Appenninica MTB Stage Race, the MTB stage race on the Italian Apennines in Emilia-Romagna. The brand is a partner to mountain bike racing teams including Team Santa Cruz-FSA and Team KTM Alchemist powered by Brenta Brakes, and supports athletes including Loana Lecomte. “We are pleased to …

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has announced funding for innovative projects across the capital aimed at ensuring London’s high streets can ‘flourish and thrive’ as we emerge from the pandemic. In partnership with councils, business groups and other local organisations, 35 projects will be given seed funding by the Mayor …

British Cycling and the Rapha Foundation have partnered to tackle inequality in cycling and empower more communities to create their own champions of cycling. The partnership, which will take the form of British Cycling City Academies Supported by Rapha Foundation, will help to improve the gender balance, increase involvement from …

Colnago has presented the V3Rs Capsule Collection, inspired by the successes of Tadej Pogačar at the Tour de France. The three bikes “represent Colnago’s excellence in terms of technological innovation, performance and style”. The versions include one with yellow-black livery, one with white polka dot-black livery and one with a …

Chicken CycleKit has been successful at the Tour de France, with Tadej Pogačar’s bike nearly fully equipped with products from its brands. “Take one look at Tadej Pogačar’s rival crushing performance at this year’s Tour de France, and you are looking at not only arguably the world’s most talented rider, …

BikeBiz catches up with Karen Archer, CEO of Rutland Cycling, which won Best Omnichannel Retailer at last year’s BikeBiz Awards, to find out how it adapted to COVID restrictions and what’s in store for the year ahead

The retail landscape has altered dramatically over the last 12 months, writes Citrus-Lime's James Steel

This month, BikeBiz sits down with Stefan Sinnegger, general manager of PowUnity

Apidura co-founder Tori Fahey tells Rebecca Morley how the bikepacking brand’s In-store Repairs Programme is helping IBDs compete with online retailers