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WEBFramebuilding pioneer and visionary Bob Parlee dies aged 70. Parlee has announced the passing of founder Bob Parlee, who died peacefully at home with his family after a four-year battle with cancer. He was 70 years old. Bob founded Parlee Cycles 25 years ago with his wife Isabel after a successful career building high-performance boats.
October 2024 edition of BikeBiz is out now - BikeBiz
WEB21 hours ago · Daniel Blackham 01/10/2024 Features, Highlight. The October edition of BikeBiz is now live. Read the digital edition online here. Never miss an issue, subscribe to BikeBiz for free here. ‘Survive to 2025’ has become a prevalent saying in the cycle industry over the last year. Despite being a rather pithy catchphrase, it’s risky business ...
May 2024 edition of BikeBiz is out now - Features - BikeBiz
WEBBIKEBIZ AWARDS 2024. 40: Date and venue details for the BikeBiz Awards 2024 in association with Push. BRANDS. 43: Frog Bikes has received the prestigious King’s Award for Enterprise, presented by the Lord-Lieutenant of Berkshire. Daniel Blackham attends the presentation at the brand’s Ascot HQ.
November 2023 edition of BikeBiz is out now - News - BikeBiz
WEBNov 1, 2023 · 48: BikeBiz visits Silverfish UK’s Fox Service Centre in South Wales. OPINION. 51: Joanna Flint, marketing director at Green Commute Initiative, shines a positive light on the Cycle to Work scheme. PRODUCTS. 53: New products and sector guides, including e-bikes and e-scooters (59) and accessories (64) The November edition of BikeBiz is now ...
Cycling industry product launches and developments - BikeBiz
WEB5 days ago · 13/09/2024 Products. Cycling technology startup Jespr has launched a Swiss-designed and built cycling computer which promises “exceptional ease of use, thoughtful data visualisation and a class-leading mapping experience”. The device leads with a large, high-resolution display and a uniquely clear-eyed interface that Jespr developed to ...
December edition of BikeBiz magazine now available
WEBDec 1, 2022 · LOOKING BACK. Was 2022 a positive year for the bike industry? That’s the question I’ve been pondering as we pulled together this year’s final edition of BikeBiz, and my conclusion: inconclusive.. On the surface, it could be tempting to dismiss 2022 as another lost year, defined by the long-lasting impacts of the coronavirus pandemic, exacerbated by a cost-of-living crisis and war in Europe.
Opinions, analysis and interviews about the bike trade - BikeBiz
WEB5 days ago · 26/09/2024 Features. Rebecca Bland speaks to Cycling UK chief executive Sarah Mitchell about the charity’s latest efforts to get more people on bikes, winning the BikeBiz Cycle Advocacy Award in 2023, and its first-ever five-year plan. This piece first appeared in the August edition of BikeBiz magazine – get your free subscription ….
March 2024 edition of BikeBiz is out now - Features - BikeBiz
WEBMar 4, 2024 · In this edition of BikeBiz, we take a look at multiple avenues of the gravel and adventure discipline to gain an understanding of what makes it such an attractive proposition – especially for the UK market. Freelance writer Rebecca Bland has spoken to the Charlotte Inman, UK founder of the Sisters in the Wild event (P7).
New year, new industry? What to expect from cycling in 2023
WEBJan 5, 2023 · Tom Copeland, PaceUp Media founder and director. “2023 will be a testing year in the cycling industry, especially the first few quarters while stock levels in the industry remain high and consumer spending low due to the cost of living crisis. The knock on effect of this will be deeper discounts to liquidate stock and incentivise spending.
April 2023 edition of BikeBiz magazine is out now - BikeBiz
WEBDaniel Blackham 03/04/2023 News. The April edition of BikeBiz is now live. Read the digital edition online here. Never miss an issue, subscribe to BikeBiz for free here. Regular BikeBiz readers will know that I often try to introduce each edition of the magazine with an injection of enthusiasm, a dash of optimise, and some food for thought on ...