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The CTCs PR officer and coordinator of the Millennium Festival of Cycling believes media interest in cycling is on the up and up

Happy New Year to everybody in the bike trade! Normal service will resume soon. Right now we're quickly sorting out our first threat of legal action of 2000 and it's only the first day back too!

Andy James, Cycle Industrys ad manager for just over a year, has left Mark Allen Publishings leisure division in Salisbury, the MAP satellite which produces Cycle Industry

Why pay rent and rates, or shell out for heat and light, when the only shop front you need is a virtual one?

If you're going to attend the Cycle & Leisure Show at the NEC, 5-7 March), pop along to the free internet seminar hosted by BikeBiz. But you'll need to register cos places will go fast.

If you're offered any top-end GT's in the next few days you may be being sold stolen property

What will the future bring? Make your predictions of how the bike trade will fare in the next ten, twenty, thirty years.

Here's a warning to all bike shop mechanics (and anybody who mends punctures): when checking for the cause of a puncture use something other than your finger!

A Kent schoolboy - enterprisingly - has written to BikeBiz asking us to publish his request for summer work experience

If you gain access to this site by adding /web to www.bikebiz.co.uk you'll have missed the odd change or two...