The Cycle Show remains at the Birmingham NEC this year, making it easily accessible to over 35 million people in the UK.
27,000 visitors attended in 2015 to see 283 different exhibitors, including Cube, Vitus, Trek, Bianchi, Colnago, Boardman, KTM, Hope, SRAM, Lazer, FSA, De Rosa, Shimano, Cinelli, Kinesis, Ritte, Forme, Time, Primal, Pinarello, Deda, Intense, Mondraker, Rocky Mountain, Condor, Campagnolo and Raleigh. Last year's show attracted Richie Porte, Jens Voigt, Merkel Irizar, Stephen Roche, Sean Kelly and Martyn Ashton, among other less famous cyclists.
22 September is a trade only day while 23 to 25 September are open to the general public.
- 22 Sep 2016 9:00am
- Tickets On Sale
- Birmingham, West Midlands, UK
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- From 13.50 GBP
- 25000 Riders
Extra Information
With the increasing importance of looking good on and off the bike, the Cycle Show will also host a selection of cycling apparel brands, including Vulpine, Lusso Clothing, Primal Europe and Compressport. They will be joined by a selection of sports nutrition and cycling travel experts showing off their latest products and services.
Following its success last year and increasing profile within the cycling community, Cyclocross racing will be held on Saturday 26th September, and this time around includes elite men and elite women’s races as well as men’s, women’s and junior amateur races. The events, organised by Just Ride, will start and finish inside the show, with a bigger course extending outdoors into the woodlands of the NEC grounds.
Attendees will also be able to enjoy the return of the UK’s biggest dirt-jumping contest with Sam Pilgrim inviting the sport’s best riders to the NEC.
Other 2015 activities include the Mountain Bike Demo Track, the Dare 2b Premium Road Track, BMX Spine Ramp, Electric Bicycle Village and Kids Demo Track, allowing visitors of all ages and interests to get introduced and test ride the latest bicycles.
As last year, this is in addition to a full programme of seminars and Q&As with pro-riders and cycling journalists, on the ever-popular Stage. Topics up for discussion with cycling experts include advice and tips on everything from bike fit to nutrition.
