COREBIKE PREVIEW
2023 R
eturning to Whittlebury Hall, Towcester, this year’s COREbike is taking place from 19th-21st February and will once again be a major trade
event on the calendar for many distributors and dealers. This year’s show will feature five new additions –
Orbea, Pon Bike Performance (PBP UK), Kids Ride Shotgun, Schwalbe and Gtechniq Bike, alongside many returning brands.
PBP UK, formerly Jungle Products UK, will be taking up a spot in the Suzuka room, and Basque bike brand Orbea will be in the Melbourne room. Kids Ride Shotgun, a shotgun child’s seat brand from New Zealand, will also be on display, while Schwalbe will have its own room for the first time. Gtechniq, specialist in high-performance ceramic coating products, washes, shampoos for cars and boats, will also be displaying its cycling-specific products.
Here’s what the BikeBiz team is most looking forward to at this year’s show…
“This will be my second year at COREbike in the BikeBiz editor’s chair, and this time around there are some new brands on display and I’m always keen to see the latest developments in aero technology to help my own riding on the road, and of course check out any new gravity kit to help me ride down hills faster on the mountain bike.
“Oh and of course it’s a unique opportunity to catch up with dealers and get their feedback on our mag. We’ll be in attendance in our regular spot just outside the Silverstone Bar, so please do swing by and say hello.”
- Alex Ballinger, editor
“This time of the year is always exciting and a great chance to meet up with friends in the industry at CORE. This year will be my 10th CORE and I am looking forward to seeing the new brands and exhibitors that will be on show. If you are at the show, then it would be great to catch up with you either at our stand or in the bar.”
- Richard Setters, head of sales
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