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Canyon has launched the Grail:ON e-gravel bike. The Grail:ON inherits many of the non-motorised Grail CF’s features, including the innovative comfort concept, comprising the revolutionary Double Decker cockpit, flexible VCLS 2.0 seatposts, lightweight frame, and high-volume tyres, the low, sub-16 kg weight, the wide range of sizes (2XS-2XL), and the …

The Welsh Government has announced £38 million to make the country a safer place to cycle, scoot and walk. Together with the £15.4 million announced last month, this is the “largest-ever” investment in local active travel improvements in Wales, which will fund projects to make it safer for children and …

TfL will start work this week to transform one of central London’s major thoroughfares into a “less intimidating place” which prioritises walking and cycling. The new traffic restrictions between Shoreditch and London Bridge are a key part of the Mayor of London Sadiq Khan and TfL’s Streetspace plans, which will …

Cycling Scotland has released the results of its twice-yearly nationwide all-traffic survey. Taking place in May and September every year at around 100 locations across Scotland, the all-traffic survey counts how many people use cars, taxis, vans, HGVs, buses, coaches and bikes to get from A to B. The analysis …

Temple Cycles has launched two new Adventure bikes, the Adventure Disc 1 and the Adventure Disc 3. The Adventure Disc 1 – £2595 This is the evolution of the Adventure Disc platform and the “ultimate steel frame do-it-all”. Temple has equipped it with Shimano’s top tier gravel groupset, GRX 800, …

Six campaign groups have joined forces to get more people walking and riding, and BikeBiz explores how they could pave the way to making roads safer

Viking is back after a 40-year absence. We chat to Avocet CEO Sreeram Venkateswaran about restoring former glories

BikeBiz reflects on the first-ever Local Bike Shop Day in October, which looked to emulate the success of its record store counterpart

BikeBiz looks into how bike shops can help make riders safer