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After probably the most tech-heavy week of 2024, the incessant news cycle loaded with cool shiny new products doesn't seem to be stopping this week either. We've got some great new launches and updates for you, ranging from Vittoria's race tyres to Muc-Off's portable washer. And, to top things off, we've finally got the confirmation from Pinarello that the Dogma XC is now available to buy, so hop on your couch, grab some snacks and don't forget to read through this week's edition of Tech of the Week.

Cyclists accused the residents group of already having their minds made up after the “openly anti-cycling infrastructure” leaflet was distributed

Giant, which manufactures many products for Stages, has filed the lawsuit citing £11 million in unpaid invoices and already manufactured products valued at £5.4 million

The force received over 150 different videos of drivers using the mobile phone illegally from road users

After a couple of weeks of relentless tech drops from the mountain bike world, things seemed to have slowed down compared to the frenzy during the Cape Epic. But don't worry, that doesn't mean a drought in tech news all around — we've got some eye-watering deals thanks to Spesh and Trek, while we shine the spotlight on two of MTB scene's best riders — Brett Rheeder's brand making its way into the UK, and finally a chat about all things tech with the legend himself, Nino Schurter.

The Swiss bike brand had an application for local government to pick up some of the tab for its worker’s salaries refused, but says this was “all hot air” and is now hiring again, while also positioning itself as a brand with “no entry level bikes”

Snooker’s underway and the Giro’s looming large (odds on someone clearing the table with just the pink balls?), let’s get another week of non-stop cycling news and views going with Adwitiya this Monday

It’s your Thursday round-up of all the news, reaction and more from the cycling world today, Adwitiya is your host today for your dose of the live blog action

The new consultation comes as part of Rishi Sunak’s ‘Plan for Drivers’, and has been slammed by cyclists, many likening the move to asking for feedback from those on the receiving end of penalties for breaking the law

Amidst the backlash against the council for the proposal, the cycling group has put forward another radical idea: stop “facilitating car-based shopping with free parking and drive-in catering”