The new 'enthusiasts' quarterly mountain bike magazine published by the GoFar-mtb.com lads, and edited by Chipps, has printed 10 000 copies of its first issue. Want some?
Read More »Electrifying the transport sector
The Ebike Summit 2020, in partnership with EDF Energy, took place online in November, with speakers …
MTBs worth over £50,000 stolen in Laggan theft
Officers in Aviemore are appealing for information after a number of high-value mountain bikes were …
Muc-Off partners with BMC Pro Triathlon Team
Muc-Off has partnered with BMC Pro Triathlon Team powered by 2XU. “We’re stoked to be supporti…
Mondraker to extend dealer direct strategy to UK after ten years with Silverfish
Mondraker is to extend its current dealer direct programme to the UK from the start of the 2022 mode…
BikeBiz’s guide to the latest wheels, tyres and inner tubes
This month, we take a look at the latest wheels, tyres and inner tubes from some of the leading bran…
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Nike has made no offer to Trek, Burke tells BikeBiz
The rumour – rapidly gaining ground since first surfacing at the Taipei show – that Nike had made a $400m offer for Trek in the US, but had been rebuffed, has been denied by Trek’s president
Read More »Got any ‘arty’ customers? They’ll love this book
‘1057’ is a compact, new photography book containing arty images of painted bicycle road markings. Sounds dull, but it’s such a well-produced, quirky little tome that cerebral bike enthusiasts will gladly fork out the £10 asking price. Bargain.
Read More »Derby’s Finden-Crofts on…
A US recipient of the print magazine has emailed suggesting non-UK viewers of this site would like to read the Alan Finden-Croft ‘boxout’ from our March issue. The Derby chairman was, as ever, frank. His views on Gary Matthews and the sale of Sturmey Archer deserve a wider audience, says our US source
Read More »FMD: The employment law implications
What do you do with staff when there are fewer customers that need serving? Specialist solicitors Jonathan Exten-Wright and Lisa Harvey spell out the options open to those bicycle businesses troubled by the knock-on affect of foot and mouth disease
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