Cycling Industry News

A workshop’s guide: Which parts washer should I buy or rent?

A mechanic’s life can be made a lot simpler when working with components that are clean and safe to handle.

Bikebook has launched a new online means to find and book the best local bike mechanic, wherever cyclists are located

Shimano has announced that its T.E.C. courses will now form the foundation of the Union Cycliste Internationale’s (UCI) World Cycling

Cytech training provider Activate Cycle Academy (ACA) has announced it is opening a new cycle mechanics training workshop in Darlington,

Saddleback will now offer a Stages Cycling factory fit of the Gen 3 power meter to a customer’s existing crank in

A new bicycle repair service launched under the Bike Hero banner has launched its first location, in Chertsey, offering a

The bicycle trade might be missing out on a significant revenue opportunity and this winter may be just the time

Legendary bike designer and frame builder Mike Burrows is the guest of CyclingIndustry.News’ first podcast of 2022, now presented by

With funding provided by Westminster City Council, Westminster Wheelers has enabled young adults to achieve a City & Guilds (C&G)

A United States based campaign is calling upon cycling industry manufacturers to “stop producing and selling bikes that fall apart

Applications for the Government’s latest additional incentive apprenticeship payment of £3,000 open today (11 January) for employers who have hired