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THE BIKE PLACE


SE’s Big Ripper with Jim Philips graphis


Suplest is now found with Velobrands


base layer vests, t-shirts, long sleeved shirts, leggings, all-in-ones, socks, gloves, headwear, arm and leg warmers, cycling overshoes and underwear. Also on the Impact stand will be Fondriest,


who have a new build for 2014 in the TF4. Promised to be one of the show highlights, the sub £2,000 bike is full carbon monocoque, with direct-attached dual pivot brakes and a reflex fork.


Sugru


You may have read about Sugru on BikeBiz.com before now and had your curiousity ignited. If so, swing by their stand at the show to play with some samples of the self setting rubber that can be used to mount or repair all kinds of things. Particularly useful to have handy in your tool


kit, the rubber sets in around 24 hours and can be used to make things such as light holders, or to fix broken brackets. There's countless other uses too, you could even use the rubbery stuff to hold up point of sale displays and signs.


Rubena


With sales having increased some 150 per cent year-on-year, Rubena are beginning to appear on the map as a great alternative tyre label to the big players. Distributor Bike Tyrestore will be talking to


dealers about the new launches, which include an extreme tyre dubbed the Highlander – available in 26 or 650b – for downhill riders. Then there's the Pheonix. This is Rubena's latest road tyre, which tips the scales at just 185 grams.


Special sign up deals will be on offer to retailers signing up at the show.


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OPENING TIMES


DATES: 26th Jan: 9.30 to 6pm


27th Jan: 9.30 to 6pm


28th Jan: 9.30 to 6pm


POSTCODE FOR SATNAV: NN12 8TN


THE SHOW WILL BE CATERED AND WIFI ACCESSIBLE FREE OF CHARGE TO GUESTS.


THE BIKE PLACE FLOOR PLAN 2014


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