The UK’s biggest bike show returns to the capital in February, with the ExCeL throwing open its doors to the London Bike Show.
Running from Thursday February 11 to Sunday February 14, the show will once again boast plenty of leading brands, special guest speakers and great features.
More than 300 brands, including Cannondale, Specialized, Scott, HOY Bikes and Boardman have already confirmed their attendance.
Special guests, meanwhile, will include Greg Lemond, Sir Chris Hoy and downhill MTB legend Steve Peat.
Other features include the test track, which will allow you to test bikes from some of the world’s leading brands, and the Surrey Human Performance Training Hub also returns, offering cyclists the chance to book an intensive one-to-one session to fine tune performance.
The StreetVelodrome, which proved a huge success this year, also returns, giving visitors the chance to get involved in track cycling.
Tickets for the London Bike Show, which cost £15 each for adults, £9 for concessions, £3 for 9-16-year-olds and are free for under-eights on the Thursday and Friday and £18/£12/£4/free on the Saturday/Sunday will also give access to three other events – the Triathlon Show, Telegraph Outdoor Adventure & Travel Show and the London International Dive Show (Saturday and Sunday only).
For more information or to book those tickets visit www.thelondonbikeshow.co.uk.
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