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Bicycle Association Seeks Government Support To Halt 'Continuum Of Decline' As U.K. Cycle Sales Slump To 39-Year Low - Vimarsana News

Bicycle Association Seeks Government Support To Halt 'Continuum Of Decline' As U.K. Cycle Sales Slump To 39-Year Low

In 2022, UK suppliers imported 257,270 e-bikes, but only 161,000 were sold at retail.

Source: forbes.com
2023 saw the worst bicycle sales in the UK since 1985, reveals Bicycle Association report - Vimarsana News

2023 saw the worst bicycle sales in the UK since 1985, reveals Bicycle Association report

The bike industry organisation has warned a “long-term continuum of decline is likely without Government intervention”

Source: road.cc
Best kids bikes 2024 — from beginner-friendly balance bikes to junior sized road bikes - Vimarsana News

Best kids bikes 2024 — from beginner-friendly balance bikes to junior sized road bikes

Children love to ride, and a brand new bike is one of those birthday or Christmas presents that a child will remember forever. There's probably never been more choice and quality in kids bikes, from balance bikes for toddlers to scaled-down mountain bikes, BMX bikes and even race bikes. 

Source: road.cc
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Islabikes: Cycle firm to close amid 'difficult and turbulent time' - Vimarsana News

Islabikes: Cycle firm to close amid 'difficult and turbulent time'

The company, started by champion cyclist Isla Rowntree, has been in business for 18 years

Source: yahoo.com
UK children's cycle maker Islabikes to shut after nearly 18 years | Manufacturing sector - Vimarsana News

UK children's cycle maker Islabikes to shut after nearly 18 years | Manufacturing sector

Shropshire company that employs about 20 people says it has been a ‘difficult and turbulent time’