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NEWS HUB Ribble Cycles expands its Partner Network with Service OutPosts


RIBBLE CYCLES has announced the launch of the Ribble Partner Network, a national network of trusted businesses that has been building over the last year. The network aims to provide services the brand does not offer directly, but knows are important to riders, including; bike insurance, bike fitting and approved local maintenance. The launch comes alongside the announcement of Ribble Service OutPosts, a national network of more than 80 accredited service centres


Panda Podium announces partnership with Phil Gaimon


carried out. This vastly reduces the turnaround time for the customer and for Ribble. For partners, the Ribble Partner


that will give Ribble riders trusted, local support anywhere in the UK. Customers can book their bikes in and


drop them off or have a locally approved OutPost collect the bike to have work


Network offers visibility, shared marketing, and access to Ribble’s rider base. And for riders, it creates a trusted support system spanning service, fit, and cover, with more categories to follow.


Find out more about partnership opportunities with the Ribble Partner Network on the Ribble Cycles website.


Extra UK signs exclusive distribution agreement with INPEAK power meters


EXTRA UK has announced it has signed an exclusive distribution agreement in the UK and Ireland for INPEAK. Extra says the brand, based in


PANDA PODIUM has announced a new partnership which will see the business and the brands it works with become increasingly visible to a Western cycling audience in 2026. Partnering with KOM hunter and


retired World Tour pro, Phil Gaimon – famous for his ‘Worst Retirement Ever’ antics – the business aims to reach new audiences via the collaboration. As well as supplying Gaimon with kit for the year ahead, supporting the ongoing KOM chasing antics, Panda Podium will also be working closely with him “when developing and testing upcoming models to ensure that these wheels keep performing at the highest level while continuing to shave grams”.


 high-precision and accessible cycling power meters, and this collaboration marks a significant milestone in INPEAK’s international growth strategy, immediately boosting the brand’s footprint in the key UK cycling market. Stock is now available with prices


starting from £324.99 SRP/€339.99 SRP respectively for a Shimano 105 Single Power Crank.


Please visit www.extrauk.co.uk/ www.cyclexie.ie to order or speak to your Area Sales Manager about becoming an INPEAK Stockist. The full range will also be on display at COREbike.


Lyon Cycle appointed UK distributor for uvex cycling helmets and eyewear


LYON CYCLE has announced its partnership with uvex sports, becoming the official UK distributor for the uvex range of cycling helmets and performance eyewear. The collaboration brings a


well-known European name in protective gear to UK riders through Lyon Cycle’s established dealer network. Lyon Cycle are welcoming dealer enquiries now and the complete range


is available to view at Lyon Cycle’s HQ showroom in Tebay by appointment. Lyon will be exhibiting cycle products to the bike trade at COREbike in February.


8 | February 2026


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