The National Cycling Show organisers promise ‘bigger and better’ event in 2024

The organisers of the National Cycling Show, brought to you with V12 Retail Finance,  have promised a “bigger and better” show when it returns to the NEC in Birmingham in June.

Now in its third year, the event will take place on Saturday, June 15, and Sunday, June 16.

For 2024, the event will welcome Sir Bradley Wiggins CBE as well as a host of other cycling personalities over the weekend, including Jack Carthy, Mark Beaumont, Jo Rowsell and Duke Agyapong.

Away from the speakers, the show aims to offer something of interest for all bike riders.

Whether a new or experienced cyclist and whatever the cycling preference, from road, mountain bike, gravel or BMX.

The Inspiration Stage will host interviews and panels with advice and tips for riders of all abilities.

The show will also feature MTB and BMX performances from Fusion Extreme, bike maintenance sessions from Cytech training providers, CPR workshops and a bike packing and adventure biking zone where visitors can learn how to explore the world by bike.

Showcase Alley will welcome attendees with show stopping bikes, while the Her Spirit zone and the Wheels for All hub present cycling initiatives which ensure that cycling is accessible to all.

As well as all the immersive features and speaker schedule the show will welcome exhibitors showcasing products for visitors to buy.

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The full list of these exhibitors can be found on the show’s website and includes Tredz, Atherton Bikes, Shand Cycles, Riese & Muller, Lake Cycling, Velo De Ville, Marin BIkes, MiRider, Nalini Clothing, Stolen Goat, Radical Bicycle Co, Shokz, Kalas, Shark eBikes, Yamaha e-bikes, Vielo, Tempus Cycling, Nevis Range and more.

The box office is open now at www.nationalcyclingshow.com with day tickets priced at £10 and weekend tickets costing £18.