The Cycle Show, the UK’s national cycling showcase is returning to Birmingham’s NEC Exhibition Center.
Publicisits Fusion Media have released the following statement:
The show will feature over 300 exhibitors, 500+ cycling brands including including: Bianchi, Calibre, Canyon, Cannondale, Condor, Colnago, Cube, DMR Bikes, Dolan, GT Grade, Kona, Orange, Racing Cycles, Ribble, Rose, Pivot, Trillion, Yeti, Whyte and more, and the very latest kit and accessories.
The Cycle Show, the UK’s national cycling showcase is returning to Birmingham’s very own NEC Exhibition Center, and it’s gearing up to be another great event. The show will feature over 300 exhibitors, 500+ cycling brands including including: Bianchi, Calibre, Canyon, Cannondale, Condor, Colnago, Cube, DMR Bikes, Dolan, GT Grade, Kona, Orange, Racing Cycles, Ribble, Rose, Pivot, Trillion, Yeti, Whyte and more, and the very latest kit and accessories. It’s the best place in the country to compare all that’s new from the world of cycling.
We’ll have some of the biggest names in cycling like TV’s Ned Boulting and pro cyclists Marcel Kittel, Alex Dowsett, Sam Pilgrim, Lee Musselwhite, Annie Emerson, Shanaze Danielle Reade, and two time Olympic gold medallist Joanna Rowsell Shand making guest appearances. All set alongside interactive activities suitable for all ages and experiences of cyclists, meaning there’ll be something to keep everyone entertained.
From the 28th to 30th September, the NEC will play host to The Cycle Show, the best place in the country to see, try and buy the latest 2019 bike models from the leading brands. With free test tracks featuring the latest road bikes, mountain bikes (MTBs), electric and kids bikes, visitors will have the option to ‘try before they buy’ and to benefit from special show offers on the most innovative cycling gear, accessories and kit.
An ideal day out for the whole family, there will be two dedicated kids tracks, with Cube and Islabikes bringing their expertise to the show, providing a fleet of bikes each for their dedicated free-to-ride test tracks – a great chance for your kids to get out riding. Not only that, but experts will be on hand to answer questions and offer advice.
If you’re after a little more excitement, witness a whole host of tricks being thrown down at the Extreme Bike Battle, featuring some of the best riders from across the BMX and Mountain Biking world – including pro-freerider and former world champion Sam Pilgrim who will be at the show on Saturday 29th September. Meanwhile Lee Musselwhite (Professional BMX Flatland Rider and UK Flatland Champion) will be offering BMX Flatland coaching for kids throughout the show. With more riders soon to be announced, you’d be mad to miss out.
For those new to riding, the New2Cycling Hub in partnership with free2cycle will provide all the help, advice and know-how you need to increase confidence and enjoyment of cycling. Free to use, with regular demos, talks and advice throughout all three days, the New2Cycling Hub will be the perfect place to learn more about cycling, or start your journey into the world of cycling.
And the pros won’t just be out on the course. As part of the exciting lineup of speakers coming to the NEC Birmingham, Katusha-Alpecin riders Marcel Kittel (19 Grand Tour stage wins) and Alex Dowsett (Commonwealth Games ’14 Gold Medalist) will be making special guest appearances on Saturday 29th and 30th September respectively. Visitors will be able to put their questions to the riders when they appear on the Main Stage and VIP ticket holders will have the opportunity to rub shoulders with both riders in the VIP Lounge for signings and photos.
Elsewhere in the show, retail therapy might be the order of the day, and whether you’re looking to purchase the latest in cycling gear, accessories or apparel, there will be the newest and most innovative products on sale suitable for all ages and experience of riders – including female specific products available at the Velovixen Women’s Cycling Hub.
With easy access to the National Exhibition Centre by rail (Birmingham International) and car from the Midlands and beyond, the show is a great family friendly day out for everyone – no matter what their interest or level of proficiency. With the advanced Family ticket (from £37) for 2 adults and 3 kids under 13; and concession pricing for young adults (aged 14-17), students and seniors (65+), it’s the ideal day out for the whole family!
To make your experience at the Cycle Show the best it can be, get yourself a VIP ticket for less than you think. The VIP ticket will get you a whole heap of freebies and show perks designed to make your visit to the show extra special. From Fast Track entry to the show and test track access, 48hr priority booking of the road test track, VIP WD40 goodie bag, free massage, exclusive access to celebrities and the VIP lounge don’t miss your chance to be a VIP for the day. Even if you’ve already purchased your standard ticket, upgrades are available today there are a limited number of tickets available so don’t miss your chance!
Opening Times
Friday 28th September: 9:30am – 5:00pm
Saturday 29th September: 9:30am – 5:00pm
Sunday 30th September: 9:30am – 5:00pm
For all tickets, please visit cycleshow.co.uk
About The Cycle Show
The Cycle Show is the UK’s national cycling showcase supported by British Cycling HSBC UK. Taking place annually at the National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham, the 2018 event will be the show’s 17th edition. With over 300 exhibitors displaying over 500 brands, the show is the first place for visitors to see and compare the newest launches from the biggest brands before they are available in the shops or online. Visitors are able to ride a selection of the best new road, mountain bike (MTB), EMTB, Electric and kids bikes for free at the show on a choice of test tracks. The latest most innovative cycle gear, accessories and kit are also available to buy at the show with offers applying to many products. Whether visitors are experienced or new to cycling, practical advice and inspiration is in abundance from the leading cycling organisations, media, cycling legends and experts.
