It’s over for another year. The cycling industry’s largest trade show, Eurobike, is a mammoth, drawing an estimated 45,000 trade visitors, as well as another 20,000 or so consumers over the weekend.
With those numbers walking the halls, we won’t lie, it’s extremely hard to pap products. In fact we’ve already deleted numerous shots of the back end of passing travelcases, or a photobomber smiling into our lens. If you can’t hang on for our write up on the show, we’ve a large gallery now available to view online here.
Within you’ll find product snaps from: Ridley, Ceepo, Superior, Shimano, Ryde, Continental, Abus, Northwave, Dare2b, Knog, Clarks, Orbea, Schwalbe, Giro, Pure Fix Cycles, Pashley, Birzman, SRAM, Quarq, Rock Shox, Scappa, WeThePeople, Eclat, Salt Plus, SealSkinz, Cube, Peugeot, Pivot, Bombtrack, Cult, LIV (Giant’s new sub brand for the ladies), Liteville, Cannondale, Rocky Mountain, RaceFace, Selle Royal, Funkier, FLR, TRP, Weldtite, Cyclo, Kask, BMC, Colnago, POC and Hiplok.
That’s about all we could pack into two days… Apologies to the majority of the rest of the show that we simply couldn’t make it to see. We’ll try harder next year, in the mean time, click here for those we did catch.
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