Trade Shows

London Bike Show 2015 – preview: Canyon, Bowman, Enigma, Bespoke Cycling, Cube, Lazer, Kask, Ritte, HOY Vulpine

What you can expect to see at this year's London Bike Show

Enigma Bikes

Is this the future? Canyon will showcase the MRSC Connected concept bike at the London Bike Show
#Pilgrims: it's Launching @londonbikeshow. First two frames left the paint-shop this afternoon and are on a plane en route right now. #launch #worldexclusive Come check them out on stand 1208. There are stills couple of early bird discounts available too over at the website..... #getinquick #adventure #explore

A photo posted by Bowmans Inspiration Cupboard (@bowman_cycles) on Feb 6, 2015 at 8:37am PST
Titanium strikes a balance between low weight, stiffness, comfort and durability, but it'll cost you
Bespoke Cycling will have a number of exotic Parlee builds on their stand
The 6.4kg Cube Litening C68 SLT will be on display on the German firm's stand
The British cycling team will use the Lazer Z1 and Wasp Air helmets
The Kask Protone is designed to combine low weight with plenty of ventilation in an aerodynamic design
The ACE is the new flagship frame from US-based, Belgian-inspired brand Ritte
Sir Chris Hoy's HOY One Hundred Sportive takes place on the Bank Holiday weekend (pic: HOY Vulpine)

Enigma Bikes

Sussex-based Enigma Bikes have a well-earned reputation as one of the UK’s leading framebuilding companies and they’ll be launching a new chassis at the London Bike Show.

The Evade is handmade from double-butted 3Al-2.5V titanium and is described by Enigma founder Jim Walker as a ‘fast endurance bike with contemporary classic’ styling.

That’s all we know for now but if you like the look of it – and, quite frankly, who wouldn’t – then an Evade equipped with Shimano Dura-Ace and Mavic Kysrium SLR wheels, worth some £5,500, will be up for grabs as a prize in a competition run in conjunction with the Telegraph. Visit the Telegraph stand to enter.

Moving on and Enigma will also be launching an ‘adventure/cyclo-cross’ machine dubbed the Ecroix. We’ll find out more at the show – or go and see it for yourself.

Want more? Make sure you check out the highlights from the Bespoke Cycling stand on the next page…