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The US Consumer Product Safety Commission, in cooperation with SRAM, today announced a voluntary recall of SRAM Force Road Brake Caliper Sets. To date this is a US-only recall.
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25/04/2024
Traffic UK becomes exclusive distributor of Title MTB
Traffic UK has announced the addition of Title MTB to its UK roster of brands. Title MTB is a rider-…
25/04/2024
Extra UK and Cyclex to distribute KMC Chains in the UK and Ireland
Extra UK have become the latest distributor of KMC Chains, Sprockets and Cassettes for the UK and Ir…
25/04/2024
Cube introduce the Numove kids’ bike
Cube has developed a new series of kids’ bikes with a focus on lightweight, combined with cont…
25/04/2024
Lazer introduces Verde KinetiCore – a sustainable helmet for a circular future
Belgium-headquartered Lazer, the world’s oldest helmet company, has been designing and creatin…
24/04/2024
Rapha unveils Performance Sportswear collection
Rapha has presented its latest collection, Rapha Performance Sportswear. Crafted using design featur…
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Nike and Trek to end link
UPDATED 5th April: The US company is to cut its relationship with Trek and may drop its whole cycling line. Product will still be available throughout 2007.
Read More »Trek plugged by Apple
The US bike maker gets a great spread in the 'pro' section of the website of the world's coolest company.
Read More »Cash for cycling increases in London
In 2006/7, Transport for London invested £24.1m in cycling. This will rise to £36.1m in 2007/8. That increase now means London spends more on cycling than the whole of the rest of England put together.
Read More »Spend more on bicycle advocacy, urges Trek boss
Divert cash from marketing and R&D to bicycle advocacy, John Burke told industry leaders at the Taiwan trade show. There's a video of the presentation on YouTube. Burke has been dubbed the 'Al Gore of the bike trade'
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