Hand-assembling bikes since 1897 in the heart of the Ribble Valley, Ribble Cycles has, over the decades, emerged as on of UK’s truly world-class bike brands. Did you know with a Digital Subscription ...

The cycling world is changing at an ever-increasing pace; it's nothing new as this trend is happening across a multitude of industries. However, when it comes to cycling, a massive wave of ...

Ribble Cycles has opened a state-of-the-art flagship showroom in the heart of the UK’s Ribble Valley in Lancashire. The 2,000-square-foot showroom blends digital and physical to create an immersive ...

Ribble has a new vision and business proposition under CEO Andy Smallwood. It is exiting the parts, accessories and clothing (PAC) part of the business to focus on bikes that are designed and built in ...

Ribble Cycles has undergone quite the transformation in recent years. From sponsoring UCI teams to designing aero racing bikes, and branching out into electric bikes, there’s lots to shout about from ...

Ribble Cycles has launched a brace of slim and lightweight e-bikes, one designed for city streets and the other for rural trails. The Ribble Urban e (from £2,499, available now) has a step-through ...

Ribble has teased the Allroad SLe – a new electric all-road bike with an aerodynamic frameset and a new, 3D-printed version of the innovative integrated handlebar from the Ribble Ultra SL R (the ...

Clitheroe-based bike manufacturer Ribble Cycles has opened a brand new, state-of-the-art showroom in the heart of the Ribble Valley. Did you know with a Digital Subscription to Lancashire Evening Post ...

Ribble Cycles is using live video-streaming software from technology specialist Emplifi to reach new customers and boost engagement and sales. The company is using Emplifi ShopStream by Go Instore, ...

This year marks the 125th anniversary of Ribble Cycles. One of the oldest brands in cycling, the company has transformed from a crafter of bespoke steel frames in the Victorian age to a ...

UK based Ribble Cycles has announced plans to bring its range to Australian shores. The British consumer-direct bike brand, which turned over £16.8 million (AU$33,650,000) in the UK the last financial ...