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3T has unveiled a refreshed Primo WPNT, a new chapter for the brand’s leading gravel bike with a new look and an innovative in-house paint programme. When the Primo first launched, it was one of the first products in the gravel market to introduce aerodynamics, a concept previously considered unnecessary …

After 36 years, Ross Patterson is stepping down from his position at Whyte Bikes. Nikki Hawyes, Whyte’s CEO, announced that the long-serving and well-respected team member will leave the business at the end of October. Patterson has dedicated more than three decades of his professional career to Whyte and its …

After the retirement of Nigel Roberts, Trek has announced the appointment of Jim Poulton as country manager for the UK+ business. Roberts leaves after 33 years at Trek and 26 years managing the business. “Nigel leaves with a great legacy,” says Harald Schmiedel, VP Trek Europe. “We wish him a …

Saturday, October 5, and Sunday, October 6, saw thousands of Eroica lovers gather in Tuscany for two days of vintage cycling. The official regulations call for wool clothing, styled like vintage racing gear. This is where a partnership between Eroica and Sidi was born—a collaboration based on “shared values, history, …

Adaptive DCS has announced a new partnership with Italian saddlemaker Repente, securing the right to represent the brand exclusively in the UK. This strategic agreement further strengthens Adaptive DCS’s portfolio of performance cycling products and will make Repente’s premium saddles readily available to UK cyclists through an extensive network of …

Founded in 2014, folding bike brand Vello has been working to introduce a dream urban transport machine with a perfect riding feel. Co-founder Valentin Vodev told BikeBiz about the company’s plans to reach UK cyclists

BikeBiz catches up with Robin Corder from West Midlands distributor Velotech

Community bike shop Westminster Wheels has been training unemployed residents to become bike mechanics. Rebecca Morley finds out more

Based in Edinburgh, safety tech company HIT is hoping to bring awareness of head injuries into public consciousness. BikeBiz hears how their product could be a game-changer for riders