FEATURE COREbike Preview: Extra UK
including Enduro Bearings, Jagwire, KMC, Motorex, Orange Seal, SwissStop and Squirt. Workshop packs, tools and early- season promotions will be available, making this a key area for mechanics in particular to visit. Cycling technology continues to grow, and INPEAK
Do you have any particular brands or product ranges in your portfolio that you would say are ‘essential viewing’ for shop owners looking ahead to the 2026 season? Key highlights for us this year include several new brand additions. These are INPEAK power meters,
Rozone and its ROwasher parts cleaning system, and Cast’s range of high-performance MTB components. A further three brands are still to be announced ahead of the show. INPEAK is a respected name in power meters, known for
precision and build quality, with products already specified by major bike brands such as Van Rysel and Wilier. Rozone’s ROwasher uses natural bioremediation to dramatically reduce waste fluid, removing the need for hazardous waste disposal and delivering significant savings for busy workshops. Cast’s range includes handlebars, stems, grips and tyres. Its
next-generation tyres have been developed with Pirelli and elite racers to deliver top-level performance. COREbike is also a key platform for new launches. While details remain under wraps, visitors should look out for new products from fizik, Kids Ride Shotgun, Bluegrass, crankbrothers and CLIF launching at the show. There will also be a host of recently launched products on display from the wider brand portfolio, including Topeak Zi:RAK and Midloader Drybags, fizik R1 Light saddles, MET Trenta 3K Carbon and Shelter Youth helmets, Pirelli’s new high-performance gravel tyres, crankbrothers Synthesis Alloy 2.0 wheels and Scope Cycling’s R-Series wheels.
Are there any specific areas of your portfolio that have been expanded or adapted to help dealers meet shifting consumer demands? With workshops busier than ever, we continue to expand our workshop offering, highlighted by the addition of Rozone ROwashers. Alongside
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strengthens our tech offering with high-quality power meters, strong stock availability and reliable aftersales support, with pricing starting from £324.99 SRP. Visitors can also expect to see a new category added to the portfolio, with more details to be revealed closer to the show.
Do you have any dealer support initiatives, commercial terms, or B2B updates that you are planning to highlight during the show?
POS solutions will be on display, allowing dealers to explore in-store merchandising options from brands including Topeak, Pirelli, OnGuard, Brooks,
Scope, CLIF, Veloforte, Motorex and Orange Seal. These can be ordered directly through Area Sales Managers during the show.
Dealers can also learn more about the new Rozone subscription service, which ensures timely replacement of filter mats and degreasing solution, helping workshops to ensure their ROwasher maintains optimal performance even during busy periods. Super Staff purchase rates will again be available across selected brands, allowing shop staff to ride and use products at preferential rates.
Are there any ‘show-only’ opportunities, such as technical demonstrations, face-to-face meetings with brand managers, or specific offers, available exclusively to those visiting? More brand experts than ever will be present, giving dealers the chance to gain in-depth product
knowledge and speak directly with brand representatives. Technical demonstrations will be available from brands including Scope Cycling and Rozone in particular. A wide range of show-only offers and terms will be available, helping dealers secure early-season margin opportunities and access to new product launches. As always, visitors are invited to the Grand Prix Suite to see all of the above and more, as well as to collect the ever- popular Extra UK goody bag.
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