The London Bike Show is back at the Excel London between the 27-29 March 2020... and if you're still stuck on what to get for a cycling friend or relative for Christmas or are yet to bag yourself a ticket, why not take advantage of this stunning 40% off deal with the code ROADMAS12? You'd be mad to miss this offer!
Get your 40% off door price tickets for the London Bike Show with the code ROADMAS12 here
As always, The London Bike Show will bring together over 200 leading bike and apparel brands including Ribble Cycles, Cervelo,Canyon, Hunt, Gore, Specialized and many more. Whether you’re new to cycling, use your bike for commuting or are a super-keen club rider then the show will have something for you. Some of the main attractions for 2020 include:
The e-bike village and test track. Try out the latest bikes before you buy
Performance Theatre. Hear inspirational stories from everyday heroes as well as interviews with some of cycling’s stars
NEW for 2020: The Coaching Cafe. Helping you to get ready for your next sportive with one-to-one coaching advice over a cuppa!
NEW for 2020: Travel x Bike. A new area of the show where you can meet travel providers and tourist boards and start planning your next cycling adventure
So there you have it, there's so much to see and a lot to miss if you don't take advantage of this offer! With the door price set at £20 you save £8 if you book your tickets with our code between now and 31st December. Just use the print-at-home option at checkout and get the tickets delivered to your inbox in plenty of time for Christmas... you can even book tickets on Christmas day if you really have left your shopping until the very last minute! Your ticket also includes entry to the Triathlon Show: London, so if you passion extends beyond two wheels to running and swimming there’s even more to see and do.
The offer applies to adult tickets only - to book your tickets head over to www.TheLondonBikeShow.co.uk, and don’t forget to quote ROADMAS12
This article features paid promotion on behalf of The London Bike Show.
If anyone was guilty of carelessness, it was the pedestrian who walked out on to the road directly in front of a cylist.
And even if the story true, it is irrelevant, since no one is asserting that a lid will prevent slipped discs or stop you falling down mountains.
Look at the angry man. https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/article/2024/may/06/bournemouth-road...
Sadly, any malicious arsehole can walk into Screwfix and pick up a kilo of them for £9
From my experience (and that's all I'll claim) this made me go rather too high. A bike fitter brought my saddle down a lot (35 mm) and it felt...
"There are three cassette options: 11-44T, 10-44T or 10-36T, each of which will fit a traditional 11-speed HG-style driver body."...
" over 50% say more cameras would “change their behaviour” " It's a well known fact the carrot doesn't work for most motorist, but the big stick does.
That Katie Bower of the OHSP seems to have the right idea on some of the priorities of bicycle safety month.
Well done Cheshire constabulary.
'Road test' is one of the boxes to be ticked in the checklist used by my local mechanic