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CYCLING WORLD MAGAZINE


www.cyclingworldmag.com dan@cyclingworldmag.co.uk 01227 378390


Cycling World Magazine is dedicated to leisure and touring cycling. It is about the joy of cycling wherever one wishes to go on whatever kind of


bicycle takes your fancy. The range of material goes from sportives and audax rides to the afternoon pootle around a familiar route near home.


competing against the clock in


Cytech’s Fastest Wrench competition to win amazing prizes.


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DANNY SHANE LLC www.dannyshane.com


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DATATAG ID LTD www.datatag.co.uk info@datatag.co.uk 08450 700 440


BICYCLE THEFT IS A BIG ISSUE. The answer? Datatag’s UV‘Stealth’


Systems. Two types both tackle the issue using unique technologies


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CYCLIST MAGAZINE cyclistmag.co.uk/subscriptions/ James_young@dennis.co.uk


Cyclist is a celebration of the freedom to explore. Cyclist will take you on the world’s best routes and get behind the doors of iconic brands, mixing in-depth articles with breathtaking imagery. It’s the road cycling magazine and digital app you’ve been waiting for.


proven in the motorcycle industry – virtually invisible UV etching and


‘Datadots’®, both containing a unique code, leave a microscopic ‘fingerprint’ almost impossible to completely


remove. With a tamper proof label they say ‘Don’t Touch’ to thieves.


www.empire-cycles.com info@empire-cycles.com 01204 306035


Empire Cycles Limited is a premium British bike manufacturer based in Bolton, England. Using our wealth of experience we design, develop, test, manufacture, and assemble truly


innovative and exciting products using Great British engineering!


include rim pads, disc pads, rotors and cables, plus many other


associated items. Items are available in both retail and workshop options.


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FIELD FISHER WATERHOUSE www.ffw.com


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EXPOSURE LIGHTS – ULTIMATE SPORTS ENGINEERING www.use1.com info@use1.com 01798 344 477


Exposure Lights produce world leading bike lighting in the heart of West Sussex. Using innovative ideas


and cutting-edge technology Exposure Lights enable high speed action in the dark and ultimate night and day


safety. USE design and manufacture the highest quality cycling


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CYCLISTS FIGHTING CANCER & MAKE A DONATION


www.cyclistsfc.org.uk /


www.make-a-donation.org info@cyclistsfc.org.uk / info@make-a-donation.org 03452 579840 (CFC) / 01844 396396 (Make a Donation)


CFC help children and young people with cancer through activity and


exercise. We gift new bikes, tandems and specially adapted trikes to these children and young people who have been affected by cancer, throughout the UK. Our fundraising partner Make a Donation ensure we receive 100% of funds raised.


DYNAMIC BICYCLES UK www.dynamicbicyclesuk.co.uk mail@dynamicbicyclesuk.co.uk 01386 793586


Dynamic Bicycles UK & Europe – the world’s most advanced unique chainless bikes. We offer hybrid,


folding and commuter bicycles, we’ll have a Dynamic Bicycle perfect for all your needs. Shaft driven; NO chain, NO sound, NO mess, NO hassle!


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www.extrauk.co.uk info@extrauk.co.uk 01933 672170


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ELLIPTIGO – RUN WITHOUT IMPACT www.elliptigo.co.uk contact@elliptigo.com 07773 818821


Since its launch in 2010, the ElliptiGO outdoor elliptical bike has become the mainstay in training for hundreds of elite athletes and thousands of recreational runners, cyclists and


fitness enthusiasts alike. Fun, easy to ride, and unparalleled in its fitness


CYTECH LOGO TO GO HERE CYTECH


www.cytech.uk.com Cytech@theexperts.co.uk 0845 618 7256


Cytech is the industry’s only


recognised training and accreditation scheme for bicycle mechanics. Get qualified today – visit the Cytech stand for £40 off a Cytech course or test your bike maintenance skills by


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workout, this low-impact training and recovery cross-trainer is an excellent addition to your running or cycling programme.


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FIBRAX LIMITED www.fibrax.co.uk info@fibrax.co.uk 01978 356744


North Wales-based Fibrax, with its main factory in Wrexham, will be displaying its quality British made replacement parts for bicycles to


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Extra UK Ltd is a leading distributor of quality cycling products and is proud to represent a number of the world’s market leading brands on an exclusive basis. Over the past 20 years we have been supplying cycle retailers


throughout the UK and Ireland, and providing backup and technical support that market leading brands deserve.


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FLARE CLOTHING COMPANY LTD www.flareclothingco.com hello@flareclothingco.com 0115 952 0568


Flare Clothing Company makes mountain bike clothing for women in


colourful, graphic and feminine styles that are technical and durable enough to withstand climbs, descents, rocks, roots, dirt and the crashes that


inevitably come with mixing it up on the trails. From cross-country to freeride and downhill – shred like a girl!


components. Wheels, aerobars and finishing kit that is used at the highest levels of competition.


jennifer.bradley@ffw.com 020 7861 4530


Specialist solicitors supporting victims of cycle accidents. We realise first hand the devastation and effect an accident can have on people’s lives. Here at FFW we do everything to ensure that our clients receive compensation for their injuries but


also to cover treatment, rehabilitation, care and any income lost.


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www.fitandfind.com info@fitandfind.com 07758 088711


Fit & Find is a website offering bike sizing information specific to road and tri bikes. The site includes four online tools which can be used to establish what size and shape bike to buy, and completes the search with a list of suggestions from a database of more than 1,000 bikes.


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