Hot on the heels of a successful return last month, the date and venue for the BikeBiz Awards 2025 have now been confirmed.
Following feedback from those who attended, the event will once again be hosted at The Button Factory in Birmingham, taking place on Thursday, October 16, 2025.
Situated in the heart of Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter, The Button Factory is a contemporary venue within a restored and extended Victorian factory.
Each year the BikeBiz Awards strive to celebrate the unique, original, and important work being done across the cycle industry, from the shop floor to advocacy.
The 2024 edition saw the BikeBiz Awards return in-person for the first time since 2019, and as a standalone event for the first time in its 15-year history.
More than 120 people from across the cycling industry came together to celebrate the finalists and their achievements as we unveiled the 15 winners on a special evening.
There will be plenty of announcements coming in the weeks and months ahead, so stay tuned to the print mag, website and all of the BikeBiz social media channels to keep up to date with the developments.
Tickets for the event will also be on sale soon with a special early bird offer of £25, saving £10 on general admission.
A wide range of sponsorship packages are also available.
For information about sponsorship opportunities around the 2025 awards, please contact Richard Setters at Richard.Setters@Biz-media.co.uk.
Bike Brand of the Year, supported by Push
WINNER: Squish
Runners up:
Argon18
Mondraker
Norco
Saracen
Van Rysel
Newcomer of the year
WINNER: Adaptive DCS
Runners up:
Bikonic
Elves Bikes UK
Gogeta
PA Brand of the Year
WINNER: Hiplok
Aztec Components
Fizik
Muc-Off
Topeak
Wahoo
IBD of the Year, supported by V12 Retail finance
WINNER: Pedal Power Scotland
Aztecs Bikes
Cycle Supreme
Leeli Cycles
MTB Monster
RedSky Bikes
Omnichannel Retailer of the Year, supported by V12 Retail finance
WINNER: Ribble
Balfe’s Bikes
Cykelhouse
Decathlon
JE James Cycles
Leisure Lakes Bikes
Best Retailer services, supported by V12 Retail finance
WINNER: Green Commute Initiative (GCI)
Bike Rent Manager
Freewheel
Silverfish Service Centre
Sundays Insurance
Workshop by Bikebook
Bike Distributor of the Year
WINNER: Silverfish
Chicken CycleKit
Ison Distribution
Sportline
Tandem Group Cycles
Upgrade
P&A Distributor of the Year, supported by World Bicycle Relief
WINNER: Madison
Bob Elliot & Co Ltd
Extra UK
Lyon Cycle
The Cycle Division
ZyroFisher
Specialist Distributor of the Year
WINNER: GearMechHanger
Also Bikes
Occhio
Restrap
Seventies Distribution
BikeBiz Woman of the Year
WINNER: Kalyani Verma, Brompton
Georgia Yexley, Loud Mobility
Laura Laker, Writer
Mathilde Rineau, Volt
Sarah-Jane Williams, Elves Bikes UK
Sasha Castling, Ribble
Diversity Champion
WINNER: Wheels for All
Cycle Sisters
Miles Baker-Clarke, Fusion Media and Cycling Culture Club
Pedal4Progress
Rachael Burnside, Shift Active Media and Uplift
Wheels for All
Cycle Advocacy Award, supported by Re-Cycle
WINNER: Bikeability
Cycling UK
London Cycling Campaign
Rider Resilience CIC
Sisters in the Wild
Trash Free Trails
Micromobility Brand of the Year
WINNER: Tern
Eovolt
Eskuta
MiRider
Volt
Micromobility Retailer of the Year
WINNER: Fully Charged
E-bikeshop.co.uk
Electric Life
Flying Dutchman
Kinetic Revolution
The Electric Bike Shop
Best Shared Transport Provider
WINNER: Lime
Beryl
Forest
Santander Cycles
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