Cycling Industry News

A recap of a rollercoaster year with two industry leaders, plus what their expectations are for 2023. Our two guests are Dominic Langan, the CEO of Madison and Adrian Mawdsley, the Head of IBD Sales at Raleigh UK.

Shift Active Media's Business and Marketing Director Rachael Burnside talks utilising data in your business's marketing, why 20 million viewers for the Tour de France Femmes means a coming of age for those brands backing women's cycling and much more...

Having been in and around each level of the bike industry supply chain for over 60 years, Jay Townley has seen it all. Then Covid-19 came and gave the supply chain an unprecedented headache. Where does the bike industry go from here and what next for bikes for transport?

CyclingIndustry.News monthly podcast gathers another unique bike industry perspective, this time calling on Bastian Dietz to discuss the meeting of the auto and bike industry, as well as selling specialist products in the bicycle industry. What are the pros and cons of a crossover in mobility solutions from both the car and bike industry?

Cycling and Walking Commissioner for the West Midlands Adam Tranter is one to have successfully bridged the gap between bike industry and bike advocacy and he invites you to join him on a journey to bring active travel to the forefront of people's minds.

Tern Bicycles Founder Joshua Hon discusses the current supply chain bottlenecks in the bicycle industry and how the Just in Time method preferred in the trade is hitting walls. This and more from a figurehead of the mobility business.

Jos Sluijsmans, a veteran of the cargo bike business and founder of an international trade show for the market is our guest this week on the CyclingIndustry.News Podcast. Here he speaks on the evolution of the marketplace over time and how mass adoption is now coming fast.

Director of Retail experience at Fox Racing Donny Perry is this week's guest on the CyclingIndustry.News podcast. Donny is the author of 'best practice' book Leading Out Retail, a bible for the bike shop looking to fine tune their business.

Legendary frame designer and builder Mike Burrows puts the bike world to rights, detailing a long career solving problems for the bike industry. Burrows is best known as the designer behind the iconic 1992 Olympic Gold Lotus track bike, as ridden by Chris Boardman.

The latest episode of the CI.N podcast welcomes Mark Nicholson, CEO of Vivacity Labs, the company using Artificial Intelligence to improve traffic insights to make cities smarter, safer and more sustainable. Established in 2016, Vivacity Labs’ uses AI technology to gather detailed and anonymous data 24/7 on transport modes, traffic flow and travel patterns in real-time, supporting strategic decisions to help optimise the transport network and improve urban infrastructure. Vivacity Labs' sensors have been deployed in over 40 towns and cities across the UK, including Manchester, Cambridge and Sunderland. During the episode, Mark discusses Vivacity Labs' plans for the future, interesting data gathered, and the importance of working with cities and local authorities to gather better data about what's happening on the road networks and then to optimise those road networks using that data.