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British cycling apparel brand Le Col has reportedly entered administration less than five months after being taken over by Austrian sports conglomerate Head Group.Documents show that the company filed for administration on 23 June 2026, and Companies House records show both Le Col and its parent holding company dropped

The once-benchmark trade show spent years trying to cater to everyone, but this year attendance dropped off a cliff, and the industry questions if it is serving anyone.

Le Col's owner Head has bought the brand out of administration itself, wiping away more than £5.1 million of debt owed to itself and preserving 13 jobs but leaving smaller creditors out of pocket.

Hookless rims have arguably been THE cycling tech topic this year. Read this article to find out whether the pros roll on hooked or hookless rims at the Tour de France.

Want to know what bike seats Tour de France cyclists are using in the world's biggest bike race? Read this article for you comprehensive guide to the saddles of the peloton.

Saddleback, the major UK cycling distributor that entered administration in May 2026, was in deeper financial trouble than previously known, newly filed documents reveal.

We asked the industry what they predict will happen in the coming years.

Despite the Dublin-based investment firm's interest, Accell's future remains uncertain, with subsidiaries already scrambling to secure their own futures.

Trek made its endurance classic a better bike with less proprietary tech, lighter weight and increased tyre clearance.

After reviving the storied Italian accessory brand, Silca's CEO talks a focus on quality and the role of outside investment in growth.