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Dec 9, 2024 | 
cyclingindustry.news | Jake Holmes
Pashley showcased its new bike share solution at London’s The Green Quarter, with an aim to change bike sharing. The scheme is currently exclusive to residents of the Green Quarter. A distinctive fleet of bikes will be provided by Pashley for the bike sharing program, providing its ‘smart’ bicycles along with its intelligent locking system and the versatile Pashley dock.
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Dec 4, 2024 | 
cyclingindustry.news | Jake Holmes
cabinet, government, Heidi Alexander, Louise Haigh, mayor of london, Minister, Resignation, Sadiq Khan, trains, Transport Heidi Alexander has been sworn in as the new Secretary of State for Transport after former Minister Louise Haigh resigned over a fraud offence a decade ago. Alexander is currently in her second term as an MP, having previously resigned in 2018. She spent over three years as London’s deputy mayor of transport under Sadiq Khan.
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Dec 3, 2024 | 
cyclingindustry.news | Jake Holmes
The inaugural edition of the Triathlon Industry Conference (TIC24) will be held on December 9th and features a panel line-up of Ruth Daniels, British Triathlon CEO, Annie Emmerson, BBC Olympic commentator, Francesca Barber, Comic Relief, and other industry leaders. Triathlon Industry Action (TIA) has partnered with Running Industry Alliance (RIA) to bring this new conference together, powered by Scimitar.
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Nov 29, 2024 | 
cyclingindustry.news | Jake Holmes
The Mayor’s Awards Ceremony was hosted by Madison in an effort to promote cycling as a force for good in Milton Keynes. City leaders came together and united along with educators and advocates to highlight the efforts made to make cycling more inclusive. Young riders were reached out to, as the first-ever Youth Bicycle Mayor of Milton Keynes signified the cities commitment to enabling a new generation of riders to take up cycling.
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Nov 28, 2024 | 
cyclingindustry.news | Jake Holmes
Bikes, Families, Farms, Russia, Transport, Ukraine, War Tern has donated 60 Tern short-haul cargo bikes to provide essential transportation for families, aid workers, and local services in Ukrainian cities such as Chernihiv and Oleksandriya. The bikes will play an important role in helping communities rebuild and strengthen amidst the ongoing conflict.
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Nov 27, 2024 | 
cyclingindustry.news | Jake Holmes
High-performance cycling components supplier Ere has announced a partnership as an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) with British bike brand Pearson Cycles. Pearson Cycles prides itself on performance, precision, and reliability, with these being key considerations in selecting its partners. Ere will be able to provide the British brand with its latest technology and engineering expertise to create bikes with high-quality rides.
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Nov 27, 2024 | 
cyclingindustry.news | Jake Holmes
Adam Walters, Development, global, Maurizio ‘Tex’ Maciulli, Research, Research and development High-performance suspension company DVO Suspension has announced the acquisition of two new members of staff to its global research and development (R&D) team. Adam Walters has been appointed to the newly created role of director of suspension technology, whilst Maurizio ‘Tex’ Maciulli has been given the role of suspension engineer.
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Nov 20, 2024 | 
cyclingindustry.news | Jake Holmes
Canadian sports technology company 4iiii Innovations has integrated the bike index registration feature into its iPhone app. Users can register bikes on the ‘world’s largest non-profit bike registry’. The 4iiii precision 3+ powermeters uses Apple’s ‘Find My’ technology allowing it to access Apple’s 1.5 billion users globally. This enables real-time tracking of powermeters and can provide authorities with more detailed information.
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Nov 20, 2024 | 
cyclingindustry.news | Jake Holmes
Bristol, courses, employment, leicester, Prisoners, qualifications, rehabilitation Cycle charity Life Cycle has partnered with bicycle technician trainers Cytech to provide training courses to Bristol and Leicester in bike maintenance. The courses will be available to both the local community and prisons. HMP Bristol and HMP Fosse Way will be the recipients of this opportunity.
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Nov 19, 2024 | 
cyclingindustry.news | Jake Holmes
Oneway Bike has brought in Bob Hoogerbrugge, 29, as its new brand manager. Hoogerbrugge started in the company’s workshop in 2021, later moving into the warranty and aftersales department. This new role will combine his passion for cycling and outdoor sports with strengthening brand relationships. Schwalbe, SQlab, Ere Research, Newmen, and Cyclique are among the brands distributed by Oneway to shops in the UK, giving Hoogerbrugge a broad range of brands to work across.
