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and limited editions to admire! For retailers looking for kids’ brands, Adaptive will also be showcasing British kids’ bike brand, YOMO, for the first time at the show, and Bombtrack will complete the bike offering with several bikes on display. Core will also be the first showing of the all-new UDOG Forza gravel shoe.


Tern Tern are returning to Core Bike alongside Adaptive DCS with their range of e-bikes designed for everyone from commuters to wilderness adventurers and cargo carrying to the school run. The team from UK distributor, OGA, will be on hand to answer any questions and discuss all things ebike with you. Core Bike will be the first UK airing of the all-new Vektron Gen4 folding e-bike with the display P5i model featuring the Bosch Smart System. Elsewhere, the Tern display will also feature the Orox adventure cargo bike, designed for any terrain from urban to frozen tundra and all in between. Also on the stand will be the GSD, HSD, Quick Haul, NBD e-bikes and more.


Wildoo Limited Wildoo Limited, the UK leader in custom cycling merch, return to CoreBike for a fifth year. For 2026, we have made a minor rebrand to Wildoo Custom Cycling, so new customers will instantly understand who we are & what we do! The Wildoo portfolio is expanding beyond our custom cycling staples, including bottles, clothing, musettes, accessories, etc. Recent investments in new state-of-the- art laser & digital printing equipment, boosting in-house productivity with lower MOQs & shorter lead-times. New products include:


 HEADSET TOPCAPS: CNC-machined aluminium & available in a range of stock anodised colours, custom laser etched in-house.


 KEYRINGS: Unique jersey & traditional round profile PU leather keyrings. Full colour printing to the customer’s own design.


 TYRE LEVERS: Super Tough reinforced ‘made in Europe’ clip 38 | February 2026


together design, private label printed with a durable full colour custom sticker.


MAGURA MAGURA returns to CORE with a wealth of new products. Prepare for an abundance of amazing new brakes like CLARA PRO, as well as revived classics like the beloved GUSTAV and LOUISE. GUSTAV ELITE. You have seen the GUSTAV PRO, but that’s not where the series ends: Our great GUSTAV PRO has a little brother: the GUSTAV ELITE. Premium features, but no premium price!


 GUSTAV ELITE: Offers the same outstanding GUSTAV performance for heavy bikes, 2.5 mm rotors and 194 % pad wear volume compared to an MT A2.


 LOUISE ELITE: Originally popular in the 2000s for its affordability and reliability, MAGURA is reviving the LOUISE! The brake comes in a completely new design, featuring our one-piece forged callipers and unique levers. What remains is the promise of a reliable brake with outstanding power. Like no other, the LOUISE ELITE offers top performance for everyone!


Find us in room Monaco and see for yourself!


Brompton Brompton returns to COREbike with a focus on its latest innovations in folding bike technology. The recently relaunched Brompton Electric range takes


centre stage, now featuring the advanced e-Motiq system. With a rear hub motor, intuitive handlebar controls, and smart, personalised range forecasting, this evolution delivers a more refined and connected riding experience for urban cyclists. The G Line and G Line Electric, now in their second year, continue to broaden Brompton’s offering for riders seeking versatility and adventure beyond the city.


Curious about what’s next? Come by for an exclusive sneak peek at where Brompton innovation is heading. Visitors can also explore Brompton’s comprehensive range of accessories, crafted to enhance every ride. 


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