COREBIKE PREVIEW
before, this is a rare opportunity for dealers to get a deeper understanding of brands and their products while also connecting with their Area Sales Manager and of course, not forgetting the exclusive show-only offers that will be available. Extra UK invites both existing and prospective customers to visit the Grand Prix Suite during this year’s event
brand lineup, highlights include the ultra-efficient E-Booster pump and new Team Issue tool range from Topeak, vibrant new shoe colourways from fizik, Pirelli’s latest P ZERO Race RS TLR tyres, and Ergon’s new range of SMS Saddles and updated GP grips.
KMC’s addition last year has further strengthened Extra’s lineup of workshop brands, which includes Enduro Bearings, Motorex, and Jagwire. Customers can look forward to exploring a comprehensive selection of KMC chains, tools, and accessories on display during the show. With more brand representatives attending than ever
Lyon Lyon Cycle, a branch of Lyon Equipment in Cumbria, is a premier supplier of quality products for the cycling industry, encouraging riders to Venture Further. We are known for our technical outdoor and adventure gear and the Cycle Division offers an impressive selection of globally recognised brands including 7mesh, Arundel, Hydrapak, Industry Nine, MilKit, ORTLIEB, Tubus and the latest additions to the portfolio, Continental and Goodyear Tyres. Alongside its brand partners, it remains dedicated to innovation, progression, and quality, with new and exclusive products set to be showcased at COREbike. Lyon Cycle will work closely with brand representatives at this show to provide expert technical support, maintaining its position as a leader in the Cycle Industry. We will be located in the Suzuka room and as always, we will be on hand to catch up with current and new partners to discuss how we can best serve IBDs in 2025 and beyond.
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