BikeBiz October 2026 Digital Edition: Now Available Online
The latest edition of BikeBiz magazine is now available online. The October 2026 issue delves into the pressing topic of sustainability within the cycling industry, exploring various facets from eco-friendly riding practices to the recycling of cycling products.
In-Depth Features
This issue offers comprehensive insights into the evolving landscape of the cycling industry. Jonathan Harrison, a prominent figure in the Association of Cycle Traders (ACT), reflects on the history of Cytech accreditation, discusses the expansion of e-bike training pathways, and addresses the industry’s mechanic skills shortage. Additionally, Emma Karslake examines Apidura’s impact receipts and how carbon tracking provides unprecedented environmental transparency for retailers and consumers.
Brand Spotlights
The magazine highlights several brands making significant strides in sustainability. ORTLIEB discusses its repair-first manufacturing philosophy, German production, and the development of its new proprietary waterproof fabric, Tidura. Reid Bikes shares insights into its Buy One. Plant One. initiative, efforts to eliminate plastic packaging, and commitment to nature restoration. Adaptive DCS founders explain how their flexible third-party logistics (3PL) and ‘distribution with a difference’ model is reshaping brand representation in the UK market. Richard Lawrence from Velorim outlines plans to scale its tyre and battery recycling network to 2,000 stores by 2027.
Regular Sections
The issue also features regular sections covering the latest news from the cycling industry, job changes and updates from the trade, trail stewardship, local bike shop resilience, and takeaways from Taichung Bike Week. Additionally, the magazine includes product sector guides, such as new products, workshop tools and cleaning, and chains, gears, and cranks.
For a detailed exploration of these topics and more, access the full October 2026 Digital Edition of BikeBiz here.
Note: This article is a professional rewrite of the original content, incorporating recent developments and insights from 2026.