COREBIKE PREVIEW
2024 R
eturning to Whittlebury Hall, Towcester, this year’s COREbike is taking place from February 18-20, and will once again be a major trade event on the
calendar for many distributors and dealers. This year’s show sees a number of debutants including: Pierer New Mobility with GasGas and Husqvarna, Gazelle, Argon 18, Wahoo and Zwift. A number of regulars are also stepping up their displays with increased presence to ensure it’s an event to remember.
The 2024 edition is my second visit to COREBike, but my first as BikeBiz editor, and this time around I’m looking forward to seeing a number of new and familiar faces, along with any innovations in MTB and BMX. COREbike also represents a valuable opportunity to catch up with all of our readers and get feedback on the mag. We’ll be in attendance in our regular spot just outside the Silverstone Bar, so please do stop by and say hello.
Daniel Blackham, editor Here’s what the BikeBiz team is most looking forward to at this year’s show…
“2024 is my first COREbike with BikeBiz, having attended the show on two previous occasions. This year sees a number of first time exhibitors, joining an established group of brands and distributors at Whittlebury Hall. The show marks the first get together of the year for many in the industry, and a unique opportunity for UK retailers to meet with brands and distributors. Even in the current uncertain times there is much to look forward to.”
— Simon Cox, staff writer
“I am looking forward to attending my 10th COREbike with a whole new editorial team for BikeBiz. It is always good to catch up with everyone there, especially after the turbulent last year for the trade. It will be interesting to see how we can all push forward to having a positive 2024 for the cycling industry. The show continues to be at the forefront of getting dealers and brands together in the UK and it is great to be a part of that.” — Richard Setters, head of sales
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