BIKEBIZ AWARDS BIKEBIZ AWARDS THE FINALISTS
The nominations are in and entries are now closed. Here are all the fi nalists for the BikeBiz Awards 2023
BRAND AWARDS Bike Brand of the Year Tern - Tern navigated the closure of its UK distributor Moore Large and set up with One Generation Ahead. In 2023 the brand launched the BYB P10 (its smallest folding bike) and updated the HSD cargo bike. ENVE - 2023 saw ENVE enter the gravel market for the first time with the eagerly anticipated launch of the MOG. The MOG is described by the brand as an “uncompromising gravel racer.” GT - GT has transitioned from CSG UK to Pon Bike
Performance with ambitions of new innovations, products and sales/warranty support to help drive the brand into new stores. 2023 saw all-new Sensor and Sensor ST MTBs with lighter frames and improved geometry. Yeti - For 2023, Yeti released a new range of bikes and evolved existing models A particular highlight was the lithe, fun and nimble SB120 MTB. Customers are also now supported by a lifetime frame warranty. Scott - This year Scott developed many new platforms with the most notable being the TQ based e-bikes - the Lumen (MTB) and Solace (road and gravel). The all-new Genius has seen success on the MTB scene with the Foil also achieving results at WorldTour level in both men’s and women’s races. Raleigh - A retro version of the 1970s MKII Chopper achieved plenty of media attention and then sold-out quickly thanks to a devoted fan base. The brand also introduced the Modum utility e-bike, the Trace commuter e-bike and the Stride 3 e-cargo bike with both two and three-wheel options.
Newcomer of the year Moment CC - A self-funded UK cycling apparel brand from Chester that is working to redefine the sector. The brand openly publishes its consumer research and has recently embedded transparent pricing throughout its small catalogue.
TICCC - Independent, self-funded British cycling apparel brand. All kit is made responsibly close to home in Europe and is developed for the performance- oriented rider. The brand has a gender neutral approach and thanks to its unifit pattern system and technology, clothing forms and functions around a variety of body types.
Boost - The e-bike conversion company turns traditional bicycles into e-bikes. In 2023 Boost will also launch its world-first thru-axle product. Boost actively supports IBDs by building a network of dealers who can sell and fit the product. Daisy Chain Mechanics - Diane Mulholland, founder
Year Categories will be decided by public vote, open to anyone in the cycle industry, while the Diversity Champion award is decided by the BikeBiz team. This means voting is now open and you can make your choice for Woman of the Year and IBD of the Year. Voting closes on Friday, October 6. Winners will then be announced on Friday,
November 3, online at
BikeBiz.com and across our social media platforms (Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and Instagram), followed by a major feature in the December edition of BikeBiz magazine.
of Daisy Chain, delivers accessible, jargon-free and engaging bike education. Her approach is friendly, learner-centred and enthusiastic, encouraging everyone to pick up the tools and get familiar around their bike. Lavoie - The UK micromobility brand trying to drive change towards premium, sustainable and desirable e-mobility. 2023 saw Lavoie launch its first product - the Series 1 e-scooter.
PA Brand of the Year Restrap - Specialists in making technical bikepacking gear for all kinds of riding and cycle touring. Throughout 2023, Restrap has continued to develop and innovate its portfolio with new products. Lezyne - Known for producing lights, pumps, multi-
tools, saddle bags, bottle cages, and GPS computers, Lezyne is a key brand for many dealers. Innovative products include the CNC Floor Drive with secure ABS chuck connection, the Carbon Road Drive and multi- tools using centre-pivot bit design. SRAM - The drivetrain brand had three significant launches in 2023. First was the truly innovative Eagle Transmission, offering a fully integrated and interdependent transmission that uses no derailleur hanger or adjustment screws. For road riders, the Force
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