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Industry launches E-Bike Positive Trust Mark NEWS HUB


The e-Bike PosiTive trust mark has been launched by the Bicycle Association (BA) and the Association of Cycle Traders (ACT), bringing verified brands and approved retailers together under a single scheme intended to identify safe, road-legal e-bikes and responsible suppliers. The BA and ACT said existing official guidance advises the public to buy from a reputable retailer but does not provide a clear mechanism for consumers to identify one. The trade bodies believe E-Bike Positive can provide that


of independent bike shops. To become an E-Bike Positive


mechanism. At launch, the scheme includes 33 brands covering more than 80% of reputable e-bikes sold in the UK, with over 600 stores signed up nationwide, including Decathlon, Evans Cycles and Halfords, alongside hundreds


approved retailer, shops must commit to selling only road-legal e-bikes, servicing and repairing e-bikes only in line with manufacturer instructions, and supplying only compatible, safety- tested batteries and chargers with full safety information. ●


E-Bike Positive verified brands and approved retailers are listed at ebikepositive.co.uk, where consumers can also find advice on staying safe and road- legal when purchasing an e-bike.


Ergotec Partners with MAGURA Bosch Parts & Services


Shimano Trail Born Fund backs UK trail projects through Madison partnership


shimano is supporting a new wave of UK trail and bike park developments through its Trail Born Fund, with Madison overseeing delivery of the initiative in the UK.


The global fund has been created to support trail creation, restoration and community-led riding projects, with a focus on sustainable access, inclusivity and long-term trail stewardship. In the UK, Madison is working with


project partners to direct funding where it can have the greatest impact. The latest round of support will contribute to Aston Hill in Buckinghamshire, Richmond Bike Park in Yorkshire and Rabbit Hill Bike Park in Aberfoyle.


Shimano said the Trail Born Fund


is intended to help protect access, strengthen riding communities and inspire more people to get on bikes by backing grassroots organisations.●


on 1 July 2026, ergoTec was officially added to the MBPS portfolio as a partner brand. The focus of ergotec’s product


portfolio is primarily on stems compatible with Bosch displays. The range is complemented by relevant spare parts and accessories. A brand representative said, “All our


brands are characterised by their high quality standards and the outstanding reliability of their products. Together,


they underline the premium standards that MBPS stands for and thus offer our specialist retail customers a select range of products.” The new products are now available on the myMBPS portal.●


Topeak Sponsors Mechanic of the Year Award


ToPeak has signed up to sponsor the Mechanic of the Year Award at the 2026 BikeBiz Awards for a second year. Topeak is a global leader in innovative cycling accessories. Built by cyclists, the brand delivers high-quality tools, pumps, racks, bags, lights, and workshop solutions that


enhance the riding experience from start to finish. In 2025, Topeak


signed up as a sponsor of the Mechanic of


the Year Award for its inaugural year. Last year, the winner was Nic Vieri.


Winners will be announced on 15


October at The Button Factory in Birmingham.●


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