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Accell's administrators sell Batavus, Koga and Babboe to the Singapore-based group Dutech, along with the group's Hungarian factory. Sparta stays out.
Twelve Pivot electric mountain bikes were stolen during the brand's UK test tour; it has cancelled its last dates and is asking riders to stay vigilant.
Lime is offering £1 million to London boroughs to create parking bays for shared bikes, bays that are also open to its competitors' bikes.
Newmen brings its Streem G.62 aero gravel wheel to 32-inch: 1,670 g per pair in the carbon version, reserved for now for bike manufacturers' original equipment.
Setting off from Missouri on 5 October, Lachlan Morton reached Sacramento in 6 days, 21 hours and 15 minutes, faster than the 1861 horseback relay.
MET renews its full-face helmet with a removable chin bar: 730 g in size M, 24 vents and NTA 8776 certification for electric mountain biking.
Muc-Off launches a ceramic protection spray for bikes, claimed to last up to six months and applied in a few steps. The 250 ml bottle costs €25.
Around 30 firefighters attended a fire at Atherton Bikes in Wales on Sunday. The brand says everyone is safe and well, and is assessing the impact on production.
Finnish manufacturer DMACK Nordic wants to fit an RFID chip into its Suomi Tyres bicycle tyres from 2027, to trace the origin of the natural rubber.
Muc-Off is investing in The Hangar, a British site that produces 70,000 bottles a week, and in a brand-new warehouse in South Carolina.
Gusto launches the GTG, a carbon gravel bike in three versions, from Shimano GRX RX610 to GRX825 Di2, with in-house Attaque wheels and 50 mm tyre clearance.
Chiru unveils the Vagus:i, a grade 9 titanium gravel bike with a choice of two forks and up to 60 mm of tyre at the front. The frame starts at €2,950.
Eight kids' bikes compared, from 14 to 24 inches, rated by the ADAC and Stiftung Warentest: height, age, weight, brakes and price, from €159.99 to £585.
In Nannup, Australia, Denmark's Magnus Bak Klaris beats defending champion Florian Vermeersch in a sprint to become gravel world champion.
German manufacturer Böttcher Fahrräder is in preliminary insolvency: business continues and the salaries of its nearly 100 employees are secured for three months.
In Nannup, Australia, Marianne Vos becomes the first rider to win two gravel world titles, after dropping Rosa Klöser in the final 4 kilometres.
French brand Engo lightens its head-up display glasses with a 3D-printed titanium frame: 28.9 g, more than 24 h of battery life, 500 units.
With its Ride Safe campaign, Deliveroo is asking the UK government to ban the sale of unsafe conversion kits and will track riders who go too fast.
PNW Components updates its Loam flat pedals: a new axle certified EFBE Tri-Test E-Gravity, 440 g a pair, at €172.95 in five colours.
Decathlon is recalling about 1,150 Van Rysel GRVL AF gravel bikes sold at REI in the United States: the front wheel locknut can loosen.
Tout Terrain launches the Catalina, a steel bikepacking hardtail with a Shimano Deore 1x12 derailleur, at €3,199 or as a frame kit from €1,300.