Alan Woods said; “I’m stoked that we still have the support of many of the companies that supported us when we won the British Cycling No.1 Team awards for three years straight, back in 2006-2010. I am really looking forward to seeing the riders out on the track with their finished bikes and kit and I’m
Moore Large would like to inform that after over 24 years they will no longer be distributing Haro Bikes in the UK and Ireland. Changes in the Haro Bikes organisation have lead them to take a different route to market for MY19 product year and beyond. Moore Large first signed the Haro brand for distribution back in 1994 and have not only supplied the market with the product but also consistently supported athletes, events and races in both the freestyle and race categories of the sport.
BMX has been and continues to be a big part of Moore Large’s heritage. Many past and present employees have ridden, still ride or now have the pleasure of seeing their kids ride BMX.
Alan Woods, the licensee of GT BMX’s Heritage line and Alans BMX shop is running a UK-based race team for 2017. Moore Large are pleased to be on board with both Box BMX components and Lake cycling shoes. The small team was launched at the Manchester indoor track and comprises of Karl Sanderson, John Bentley, Josie McFall, Joe Parr and Jay Fairbank.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.