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Coivd & Brexit What next for the bike industry in 2021?

Ten months after the first lockdown, the cycling industry is struggling to catch up with the bike boom. And with new duties on bikes unveiled with the Brexit deal, we could now be looking at price hikes as well as shortages.

Last March, furloughed workers, traffic-free roads and glorious sunshine got the whole country riding bikes, whether they were bought new or dug out of the garage and

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