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Shok-Box-schwagCycle Show Shok Box & ticket schwag: we have winners!
It's The Cycle Show this week! Are you going? Of course you are. It'll be fun. It'll be free for six lucky readers and their friends, too thanks to our ticket giveaway, and one road.cc reader also gets a Shok Box hard case worth £395 to keep their steed safe on its travels. So who won?
rich22222 won, that's who! He (assuming his name is Rich) walks away with the Shok Box and a pair of tickets for The Cycle Show. Lucky dog.
As well as the box we had five pairs of tickets to give away too, and the names out of that for those were...
pipsuds
Neil M Atkinson
jen
matrichardson
Yorkiechan
We'll sort those tickets out this week. Well done!
Didn't win? Get £1.50 off entry to the Cycle Show: Use code RCC
If you haven't booked your ticket to the Cycle Show yet, don't forget you can get £1.50 off the £13 advance price by entering the code RCC at the checkout. Best to book in advance as tickets are £16 on the day.
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We've teamed up with The Cycle Show to give you lucky readers the chance to win a Shok Box hard case worth £395 + a pair of tickets to the Cycle Show! There's five pairs of tickets to The Cycle Show up for grabs too for the five runners up too.
Shok Box are a new company based in Nottingham and their aim is to provide affordable, high quality luggage for travelling with your bike. The Shok Box hard case is a high quality vacuum formed bike box, manufactured from anti-scratch ABS plastic. It features lockable catches, internal velcro retention straps and foam protective padding. The case is also fitted with four easy glide, shock absorbing wheels for easy manoeuvring and a revolutionary dual anti-crush protection system. Just the ticket for taking your pride and joy on the journey of a lifetime.
If you win you'll also get a pair of tickets to The Cycle Show at the NEC, the UK's premier bike show running from 26-28 September. We've got five pairs of tickets for five runners up, too!
Sounds good? All you have to do to enter is comment below. We'll pick a winner on Friday while we're having our afternoon tea break. Usual schwag grab rules apply. Good luck!
Dave is a founding father of road.cc, having previously worked on Cycling Plus and What Mountain Bike magazines back in the day. He also writes about e-bikes for our sister publication ebiketips. He's won three mountain bike bog snorkelling World Championships, and races at the back of the third cats.
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Is it too early to call this a great Christmas present for me?
quite nice
Yes please
Yes please - much better than the old plastic bag and pipe insulation job!
yes please
Pick me. Pick me....
A big bike box - yes please!!
Got to be in it to win it!
No idea how you gonna choose when 700 people want it. Good luck
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Oh yes please!
please
This would be a great tool to get my bike from A to B knowing it's still in one piece!
please
A plastic box full of excitement and inspiration!
I hope I win!
That would certainly come in handy right enough.
Me please
I need one for December please
Perfect for protecting my Italian beauty.
Looks great - just what I need for next summer, please!
Throw my name in the hat! Ta!
yes please
I would certainly like one of these.
I'm planning my first trips abroad with my bike next year so this would give me peace of mind on the flights to rest rather than worry what condition it will be in when I get there!
Occasion when this box would have saved me much grief:
Getting off the Eurostar in Brussels the evening before the 2012 Tour of Flanders sportive (having spent months training for and obsessing about the full-length route) to be told my bike didn't make it onto the train, no-one knew where it was (it could have been anywhere on the Eurostar network), and there was no chance of it getting to Belgium before the ride. Having a lovely box like this would mean I wouldn't have to let it out of my sight.
(Happy ending: the wonderful people of Eurostar's Brussels office found the bike (still in London), got it on the last train to Brussels (confusion over the hour time difference meant they were wrong about the impossibility of the bike reaching Brussels), and I did the full Ronde the next day (though after much less sleep than I hoped for)!
So please can I have a Shok Box?
Count me in!
Yes please. Just what I need for taking bike on holiday in summer!!!
Now all I need is a decent bike to take away and get some use out of one!
I'm taking the Cervelo on holiday with me next month. This would be a fine upgrade to the usual option of wrapping it in all my kit and putting it in a big bike shop cardboard box, then praying the baggage staff aren't the usual gorillas that day.
We went to the NEC show last year and it was great - we hadn't brought any food so snacked on all the free energy bars. Highest calorie lunch I've ever had. A chance to go again would not be missed.
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