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18/04/2024
Evans Cycles launches bike cover with Sundays insurance
Evans Cycles, the UK’s largest specialist bike retailer, has partnered with Sundays insurance to pro…
18/04/2024
Rab expands Cinder collection for SS24
Following the successful launch of its first ever collection for off-road biking adventures, Cinder,…
18/04/2024
milKit debuts new sealant remover and cleaning range
Swiss brand milKit has created a sealant remover to sit alongside its range of tubeless products. Th…
18/04/2024
Majority of people want to shift funding from driving to improve walking, cycling, and public transport
A new report by Sustrans has found that the majority of people want to shift investment in road buil…
16/04/2024
Exports create growth cycle for Stashed Products
Stashed Products, a Welsh manufacturing company with a customer base that includes Olympic gold meda…
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£33m bicycle try-out centre mooted for Derby
Jim McGurn of the Company of Cyclists had the idea for a large-scale bicycle try-out centre ten years ago. Part of his dream was put into reality at Doncaster's Earth Centre, which closed October 2004, but with cash and a fair-wind a full-on, pedal-powered Bikeland would be more than just a test track and a fleet of roadsters and recumbents, it would be the world's first cycling theme-park.
Read More »Bike to School Week postponed until 2006
The addition to Bike Week was scheduled for 18th-22nd April but has now been put off until next year.
Read More »Shimano donates $200k for tsunami relief
The Japanese company has 6500 employees at 26 bases in 18 countries and all parts of the Shimano empire - known internally as Team Shimano - have contributed to the tsunami fund.
Read More »Finns ain’t like they used to be
They used to be fat, now Finns are fit. The Guardian today majors on a profile of the society-wide, multi-faceted campaign that turned Finland from one of the world's unhealthiest nations 30 years ago into "one of the fittest countries on earth." Cycling has played a key part in the transformation, says The Guardian.
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