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The Australian-designed range of lights, apparel, luggage and more is coming back to the UK thanks to Moore Large. Sometimes black, sometimes orange, sometimes translucent, Knog stuff is always eclectic.

2x2, the UK licensee for Land Rover bicycles, has agreed a deal to fit all its women's bikes with Jagwire's pink cables. This will benefit the Breast Cancer Awareness Initiative.

You've only got until the end of the week to guess the names of the fifteen bicycle-related songs on this competition. The top prize is a £400/$750 Scott bike.

Bike Factory of Chester is to open a standalone Specialized store next to its current premises. The store will be run and managed separately from Bike Factory. The one-brand bike store concept is popular in America.

The 2006 Tour de France winner has come out fighting. His website has published much of the defence his legal team will be using in a hearing before the American Arbitration Association to be heard before January. Landis has taken the unprecedented step of requesting this hearing be made public and is hoping today's publication of the 370-page report from the French lab at the centre of the current controversy will be scoured by online worker ants, some of whom may find even more evidence in favour of Landis's central claim that his urine samples were mishandled and thence contaminated.