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FEATURE


display, alongside the recently upgraded road and commuter range. Exposure’s best-selling light, the Sirius 11, will make its CORE debut, and there will be a chance to discuss upcoming plans for the popular Revo and Strada lights.


Exposure’s expert team will be in the Imola Room to provide information and insight into why this brand has been the number one choice for discerning customers for over 20 years. For new dealers, it is a chance to understand Exposure’s retail offering, and for existing customers, CORE is a chance to enhance the partnership. Sister brand, USE Components, will also be on display in the Imola Room, where the team will be on hand to discuss the latest products, innovations and what can be expected from this iconic company.


Pon Bike Performance UK As we head into 2026, PBP UK has some ambitious plans and exciting opportunities ahead. This year’s CORE show provides the perfect platform to showcase what’s coming next.


At CORE, we’ll be bringing the full PBP UK portfolio to life, including Santa Cruz Bicycles, Cervélo, Reserve Wheels, and OneUp. Across the stand, you’ll find a host of new and unreleased products on display, but for now, they’re staying under wraps. To get a first look, you’ll need to visit us in the Monza Room.


The headline announcement for us at the 21st edition of CORE is the addition of OneUp, now managed and distributed by PBP UK. We’ll have the full OneUp range on display, available to see, touch, and feel, alongside brand-new products making their first public appearance. If you’re interested in becoming a OneUp retailer, stop by the stand and let’s start planning for 2026 and beyond.


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Reilly Reilly The Titanium Bike Co are back with a re-engineered Spectre and Reflex UDH. The all-road, all-weather Spectre is a proven best seller


thanks to its unbeatable versatility. Lightening fast on the tarmac, but with mudguard mounts and increased tyre clearance, it transforms into a winter warrior when the weather demands.


The new Spectre boasts:  UDH compatibility  Drop stays give it a more modern edge.  Full cable integration for a clean-looking cockpit.  BSA bottom bracket with access hatch.  Increased tyre capacity to 40mm while maintaining mudguard mounts.


As gravel racing and endurance events continue to explode in popularity, the Reflex has cemented itself as a standout in Reilly’s titanium gravel lineup. With the buzz surrounding UDH and its performance benefits, evolving the Reflex to include UDH was the natural next step.


Adaptive DCS Adaptive DCS will be at Core hot on the heels of their BikeBiz Specialist Distributor Award with 3T, LOOK, Bombtrack, YOMO, UDOG


and - new to their portfolio - Rocky Mountain. The Canadian brand returns to the UK with Adaptive, and Core will be the first chance to see the range. They will be showing their Instinct Powerplay e-mtb and ‘acoustic’ Altitude Enduro bikes amongst others. Premium Italian brand 3T will also be heavily featured in the Adaptive room and will be showcasing their gravel and road ranges featuring the Extrema and Racemax gravel bikes, Strada road bike and more. LOOK will also be in attendance with their 795, 785 and 765, plus a few surprises


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