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Humber Cycles brand revival slated for 2026 with e-cargo range
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Leatt introduces GRiTT by Leatt, a new line of bike cleaning and maintenance products, with UK distribution through ZyroFisher.
South African brand Leatt has announced the launch of GRiTT by Leatt, a new brand focused on bike cleaning, maintenance and protection products. The range is designed to support bike performance, according to the company.
GRiTT by Leatt will be distributed in the UK by ZyroFisher, the same distributor handling Leatt products. This aligns with existing supply channels for the brand.
The company states that GRiTT combines performance with value, aiming to offer competitive pricing within the bike care segment. Specific product details or pricing were not disclosed in the announcement.
The launch expands Leatt's portfolio beyond protective gear into maintenance consumables, potentially offering dealers a complementary product line from an established supplier.
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