SRAM Kranks it up with Progression – Kranked 6
10 October 2006
Recently, the ‘Get Kranked World Tour’ landed smack in the middle of the bike industries largest annual gathering, Interbike.
Volunteer Bike Patrol for Tweed Valley
7 October 2006
Mountain bikers are being sought to join a new Tweed Valley Volunteer Bike Patrol. The bike patrol, the first of its kind in Britain, will offer advice and assistance to all visitors to Forestry Commission Scotland's forests in the Tweed Valley.
Kona signs the Lacondeguy Brothers to the Kona Clump
4 October 2006
Lluis and Andreu Lacondeguy Join the Ranks of Freeriding’s Elite KonaWorld. In a move that injects our freeride team with explosive energy and raw talent, Kona is proud to announce the signing of Lluis and Andreu Lacondeguy to the Clump.
New loop puts skills in top gear
28 September 2006
A new loop to be launched this weekend (Sat 30th Sept) at the famous 7stanes Dalbeattie Hardrock trail aims to improve riding skills and help bring new people into mountain biking.
Glentress proposals go to planning
26 September 2006
Forestry Commission Scotland's proposals for a new visitor development at Glentress Forest have taken another step forward with a planning application now being submitted for approval.
Fancy a new job?
26 September 2006
Are you into Mountain Biking? Are you looking for a challenge? Do you want to encourage cycling in the Chilterns?
Glasgow International Bike Film Festival
25 September 2006
Following hot upon the sell out success of the Scottish Premiere of Roam at the Glasgow Film Theatre in May of this year, we are proud to present the inaugural Glasgow International Bike Film Festival.
Demo day at Delamere Forest park
18 September 2006
Riders in Cheshire, Manchester and Merseyside are being encouraged to saddle up and get active at Delamere Forest Park as part of a 'Bike Demo Day' on Sunday 24 September.
New Glenbranter downhill trail set to open
18 September 2006
An informal event at Glenbranter on Wednesday, September 20 will mark the opening of a challenging new section of mountain bike track, the first of its kind in Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park.
Jon Whyte Retires From Cycle Trade
18 September 2006
Jon Whyte – father of the full-suspension mountain bike – has retired from the cycle industry. The 50-year-old engineering guru has hung up his trusty pedal spanner and is moving on after eleven years in the bike trade.
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