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New Cube store opens in Southampton in partnership with The Electric Bike Shop


A new Cube store in Southampton opened last month, on 4th November, in Brunswick Place, Southampton. Cube Store Southampton is partnered with and working alongside The Electric Bike Shop,


after the cycling retail chain and Cube Bikes UK took over the Southampton store from Pure Electric in August, retaining the majority of the store colleagues. The new Southampton store is home to over 100 electric, non-electric and children’s


bikes, as well as an extensive collection of parts and accessories from the Cube and Acid ranges. Cube said it has plans to open up more concept stores across the country, with one opening in Gloucester before the end of the year and Nottingham to open in the first quarter of 2023. ●


Raleigh launches new experience centre in Nottingham


RALEIGH has announced plans to launch its first experience centre in Nottingham. The brand said the new


space on Maid Marian Way focuses on consumer experience and embraces its current and future direction. Raleigh will exhibit hero bicycles from different chapters of


its history, such as the Chopper, Burner and Grifter, alongside showcasing key milestones for the brand, starting with the creation of Raleigh by Sir Frank Bowden in 1887. The brand said it intends to create a community space, where local schools and organisations will be invited to partake in initiatives that promote the use of safe cycling as well as provide an education into the history. The new centre offers a fully integrated shopping experience for customers, displaying the full range of Raleigh and Haibike models along with providing the option to try out a range of sizes.●


2Pure announces new distribution agreements with milKit and Kingud


2PURE has announced a new


distribution agreement with milKit. The milKit patented tubeless valve system is quick and easy to use, with no mess or air loss even without the valve core, while its tubeless booster is the “lightest, most portable, and versatile tubeless inflator in the market”. 2Pure will also offer a range of conversion kits, rim tape and accessories. Welsh eco-friendly bike cleaning brand Kingud has also joined 2Pure’s brand list with its range of environmentally conscious products, backed by a refill and reuse ethos. The distributor will stock a full array of cleaners, degreasers, and lubes for all consumer uses. Kingud was previously distributed by Paligap. Those interested in stocking milKit or Kingud should contact 2Pure where all details will be listed on its B2B or contact the 2Pure sales team at the details listed below: www.2pure.co.uktrade@2pure.co.uk • 0131 449 4147 ●


Bikmo launches business use cycle insurance to cover riding to and from meetings and appointments at work


SPECIALIST cycling insurer Bikmo has unveiled a new addition to its product that allows riders to add business use to their policy. The addition of business use is designed to


cover those who cycle between meetings and appointments whilst at work. Commuting to and from a workplace is still covered under the


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standard cycle insurance policy from Bikmo. With the launch of business use, Bikmo has begun a new partnership with Brian Johnston & Co (Insurance Brokers) Ltd. The new partnership provides a discount on Bikmo cycle insurance (which can include


business use) for their clients. ● December 2022 | 17


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