All corporate now...sprinkled with a couple of photos of Dylan Clayton.

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Bike Show


Tickets cost £14 in advance or £16 on the door and can be booked on 0870 145 2244 or on the website.

"The new venue will allow the show to grow both in size and depth – particularly with the added bonus of one million square metres of outdoor space providing visitors the opportunity to see the bikes in the environment they’re built for.

“Feedback has been incredibly positive,” says Ayesha Daly, Event Presenter of The Bike Show 2005. “Stoneleigh Park offers us a lot more options, with two great exhibition halls, a specialist building for some of the features, and the utilisation of outdoor space. It’s an exciting move for the bike industry.”

New and current sponsors/exhibitors will benefit from the show now occupying two main indoor halls plus a dedicated building for the 4X racing, MTB dirt jumping and BMX – a hugely popular feature at The Bike Show that attracts world-class athletes competing in a purpose built arena.

The Bike Show will also be accommodating a new show; KING OF STREET, purchased by Haymarket from Board X three years ago. King of Street will incorporate the Bike Show contests in BMX, and as one of the best competitions in the country will attract the top professionals from all over the world. The Elite Cup – Britain’s richest circuit race for road bikes returns in 2005 and will be longer, faster and more competitive than 2004.

Brands confirmed at the show include Commencal, Global, Goodridge, Haro, Hope Technology, Identiti, Intense, Longstaff Cycles, Michelin, Odyssey, Pace Cycles, Profile Racing, Redline BMX, Santa Cruz, Scott USA, Split Second Imports, Thorn Cycles, Titus, Tomac, Volo, and many more.

Outdoor features are still in development but ideas are being focused on creating outdoor trails, racetracks and testing areas for participating brands across all bike genres.”

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New Bike Company


Priced around £289