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THE LONDON BIKE SHOW – DRIVEN BY SEAT LB1525 CANNONDALE


www.triuk.com/cannondale sales@triuk.com 01935 414142


Cannondale is the leading


manufacturer of high-end bicycles, and is widely regarded as the bike industry’s leading innovator. Many of the ideas that keep Cannondale


products on the cutting edge come from the sponsored athletes on the


company’s professional racing teams. Come and see the new 2014


Cannondale range on display at the show.


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CANYON BICYCLES www.canyon.com/_en/ uk@canyon.com 0208 549 6001


Canyon Bicycles is Europe’s leading direct to consumer performance bike brand. With over 25 years experience in direct sales, Canyon combines


award-winning German engineering and product development with a revolutionary direct online sales model which delivers an industry


leading price performance ratio. “Pro tour” bikes delivered direct to your door.


LB910 CHAPEAU!


www.chapeaucycling.co.uk info@chapeaucycling.co.uk 01404 891208


Do you like top quality cycle clothing that fits incredibly well, performs to the highest standards, looks great and doesn’t cost the earth? If the answer to these is “YES” then you should


really look at our website and come by our stand to touch, feel and grab a bargain!


LB1201


CLASSIC TOURS www.classictours.co.uk / www.nightrider.org.uk info@classictours.co.uk / nightrider@classictours.co.uk 020 7619 0066


Originators of worldwide charity challenges that have inspired over 50,000 people to raise £85 million for hundreds of charities since 1992. With over 60 events a year there is


something for everyone, from cycling London to Paris to climbing


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LB1021 COTIC


www.cotic.co.uk/ info@cotic.co.uk 07970 853531


We make bikes we love to ride. It sounds simple, but it’s true and we’re designing our dream bikes to share with you. We believe in providing


products with grace, durability, clean lines and fun, interactive feel. It’s all designed and developed with diligence, passion and pride.


LB830


CONTINENTAL TYRES www.conti-tyres.co.uk info@conti-tyres.co.uk 01970 626777


Continental Bicycle Tyres, with our BlackChili range handmade in Germany, using the finest ‘Deutsche Technik’ craftsmanship to provide market leading tyre performance – ask the professionals! The Athertons, Manon Carpenter, Alistair Brownlee, Danny MacAskill and Ed Clancy all agree on one thing – Continental rubber!


LB328


CLIF BAR & COMPANY www.clifbar.co.uk davidsmith@clifbar.com 01903 814734


Clif Bar & Company is a leading maker of wholesome and nutritious


foods for people on-the-go. Focused on sports nutrition and healthy snacks, the employee and family- owned company is committed to sustaining its business, brands, people, community and the planet. For more information on Clif Bar please visit www.clifbar.co.uk.


LB940


THE CYCLE EVENTS ORGANISATION cyclevents.org/site/ info@cyclevents.org 0118 988 6041


The Cycle Events Organisation (CEO)


encompasses 20 years of cycle industry experience, organising over 600 events in that time, from cyclosportives to pioneering Trans Andean MTB adventures! The CEO have been


innovators from their earliest days and creators of event formats that have become well established names and industry standards.


Kilimanjaro. The organisers of Nightrider™, a 100km bike ride


around London taking place 7/8 June 2014 for 4,000+ cyclists.


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CTC – THE NATIONAL CYCLING CHARITY www.ctc.org.uk cycling@ctc.org.uk


0844 736 8450 / 01483 238 337 CTC leads UK campaigning for cycling safety. It works to protect, promote and inspire all cyclists while providing a range of invaluable benefits to its 70,000 members.


shop offering only the finest custom brands in cycling.


LB816


CYCLESCHEME.CO.UK info@cyclescheme.co.uk 0844 879 5101


Cyclescheme is the leading provider of tax-free bikes for work. With the widest choice of bikes, and savings of up to 42%, getting a bike through


Cyclescheme makes perfect sense. Visit www.cyclescheme.co.uk to find out more.


CYCLING PLUS MAGAZINE magazine.bikeradar.com/ category/cycling-plus/


Cycling Plus is the UK’s biggest selling cycling magazine. It delivers unrivalled expert product reviews


along with inspirational routes and rides from around the world. The magazine takes its readers inside


every aspect of cycling and provides nutrition, fitness and training advice.


LB529


CYCLE SAN REMO www.cyclesanremo.com info@cyclesanremo.com 0115 9145094


Italian cycling holidays based in and around the area made famous by the Milan San Remo classic, Mark and Julie offer cyclists the opportunity to take in the beauty of Liguria and


experience the hospitality of this area combined with rides that take you from the Mediterranean to the Alps.


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CYCLING WEEKLY www.cyclingweekly.co.uk onlineshop@ipcmedia.com 020 8726 8403


Cycling Weekly in print and online is the best source of breaking news,


race reportage, reliable fitness advice, trustworthy product reviews and inspirational features. In addition to the magazine is the popular Cycling Weekly sportive series, details of all this year’s events can be found on www.bookmyride.co.uk.


LB820


CYCLEFIT LTD www.cyclefit.co.uk info@cyclefit.co.uk 020 7430 0083


As Europe’s leading bikefitters we offer the most in-depth and rigorous fitting education on the continent, and have been involved in many of the


developments in this field over the last decade. We are honoured to be one of only two fitting studios who provide full fitting services to a World Tour team, Trek Factory Racing, and our Covent Garden HQ remains a boutique bike


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