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- Posted on Friday July 11, 2025
 This piece first appeared in the May edition of BikeBiz magazine – not subscribed? Get a free subscription. By Rebecca Bland According to recent data from National Travel Surveys, one in four children between the ages of 5 and 10 do not have access to their own bicycle. I’m sure many of us reading this, as people who work … Continue Reading » - Posted on Friday July 11, 2025
 The latest issue of BikeBiz magazine is now online. Read the July 2025 Digital Edition of BikeBiz now! In the July issue, we delve a little deeper into the BikeBiz awards, talking about the new categories and who is on the judging panel for 2025. We take five to chat with Pearson about their rebrand and the … Continue Reading » - Posted on Friday July 11, 2025
 The BikeBiz jobs board helped fill more than 680 positions in 2024, and listings are still on the rise. Here’s our latest top five… Birmingham Workshop Lead Founded in 2013, The Bike Project is an award-winning charity who provide an innovative solution to one of the most pressing problems facing refugees in the UK: the … Continue Reading » - Posted on Thursday July 10, 2025
 This piece first appeared in the May edition of BikeBiz magazine – not subscribed? Get a free subscription. From engineering to yoga, Kalyani Verma brings a unique perspective to the cycling industry. Discover how her dedication and drive earned her the 2024 BikeBiz Woman of the Year award. Congratulations on winning the BikeBiz ‘Woman of the Year’ award! What … Continue Reading » - Posted on Thursday July 10, 2025
 In May, we announced the 18 people who would judge each category in this year’s BikeBiz awards. To allow you to get to know the judges better, we’ve asked them all to give us insight into who they are, what they do and a little more about them. Here we hear more about Neil Cousins, Media and Sponsorship … Continue Reading » - Posted on Thursday July 10, 2025
 Developing Mountain Biking in Scotland (DMBinS) and California based organisation, Outride, have partnered to expand access to trail-based mental health interventions in the Scottish Borders. A new Trail Therapy Hub will be available from this autumn, initially focusing on those supporting people aged 55 and over. This model is already being delivered in a number of … Continue Reading » - Posted on Wednesday July 09, 2025
 Madison has announced the launch of Amplitude, a new brand of high-quality cycling components designed and developed in-house. At launch, the distributor points out that “Amplitude delivers reliable performance, improved customisation, attractive pricing, and quality design.” The initial range focuses on gravel and adventure cycling, offering a full line-up of essential components, including flared drop … Continue Reading » - Posted on Wednesday July 09, 2025
 Last year, Kenda Bicycles announced a new route to market through their supply channel into the UK cycle aftermarket, consisting of a new warehousing and distribution facility that supports the UK cycle trade directly and through Velobrands. Kenda says they are continuing their commitment to support and grow in the UK cycle market and expanding … Continue Reading » - Posted on Wednesday July 09, 2025
 In this edition of our ‘People who make the Industry’ series, we hear from a Former GMBN Presenter turned YouTuber and content creator. With much of the industry media focused on showcasing pro rider extreme feats, presenting riding as an accessible activity which anyone can do might not sound radical, yet that’s exactly what it … Continue Reading » - Posted on Tuesday July 08, 2025
 Whyte Bikes has introduced two new gravel bikes with the arrival of its brand-new Verro and Tourus. At launch, Whyte describes the Verro as optimised for rough gravel, whilst Tourus is positioned as a light gravel option. Verro – designed with mountain bike-inspired geometry, big tyre clearance and full mounting options – is “built for … Continue Reading »
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