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Maison du Velo turns to customer consultancy to combat trade lost online

Independent retailer Maison du Velo has taken an alternate approached to capturing the online shopper’s business having launched a consultancy

9 June, 20178 June, 2017 Mark Sutton 1476 Views

BikeFit.com has launched a free to use Android mobile application that will assist users dial in their pedal-to-foot connection and

7 June, 2017 Mark Sutton 3187 Views

Plymouth’s Rockets and Rascals has introduced scheme for its customers where they can roll their bikes in for repairs as

6 June, 2017 Mark Sutton 701 Views

Cytech training provider ATG Training has relocated its Stafford facility to a new 180 metre squared facility at the Tollgate

2 June, 2017 Mark Sutton 1650 Views

By Jon McKnight Imagine the laughter if a Formula One car screeched expectantly into the pits only to find one mechanic

25 May, 2017 Mark Sutton 617 Views

The bicycle industry has at times focused a little too heavily on performance characteristics of the bicycles it produces, even

18 May, 201718 May, 2017 Mark Sutton 951 Views

Specialized has debuted a newly built online portal for ordering and identifying spare parts, as well as tracking down technical

16 May, 201717 May, 2017 Mark Sutton 786 Views

Recent changes to apprenticeship funding will up the appeal for bike shops to enhance existing skillsets, or bring through a

4 May, 20174 May, 2017 Mark Sutton 609 Views

Suspension setup, servicing and sales is one of the more complex areas of bike retail, requiring higher levels of training

Graeme Freestone King’s Velotech Cycling is this summer to secure its training courses’ place in the VRQ national qualifications framework,

Bright, branded and coffee blended – Pearson is the template of what the bike retail world is fast embracing. The