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2. Evans Cycles - Wikipedia

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   100 years of Evans Cycles - a timeline. The business was created by a London cyclist, Frederick W. Evans. He created what The Bicycle UK magazine described as a quick-release and reversible rear wheel device, an ingenious feat for which he was awarded the Cyclists' Touring Club's first silver plaque as the inventor or producer of the greatest improvement in cycle design, construction or ...

3. Muddyfox - Wikipedia

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   Muddy Fox was founded by the serial entrepreneur Aristidis Hadjipetrou and Andrew Lawson after spotting a gap in the market in the UK for off-road bicycles with stronger frames and chunkier tyres which offered the user more versatility and range, following from the success of developers in America like Gary Fisher [2] The company developed a successful marketing campaign, predominantly aimed ...

4. Frasers Group - Wikipedia

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   On 30 October 2018, Evans Cycles was purchased by Sports Direct International in a pre-pack administration deal. [62] In February 2019, the group acquired Sofa.com for a nominal sum. [63] On 5 August 2019, Sports Direct International purchased Jack Wills out of administration for £12.7 million after winning a competition against Edinburgh ...

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6. Shaft-driven bicycle - Wikipedia

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   While a small number of chainless bicycles were available, for the most part, shaft-driven bicycles disappeared from view for most of the 20th century. There is, however, still a niche market for chainless bikes, especially for commuters, and there is a number of manufacturers who offer them either as part of a larger range or as a primary ...

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