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Bike LIVE: Check out the bikes you can ride at our Dalby Forest demo day

The comprehensive list of the bike models available for you to test at Bike LIVE
by Stu Kerton
Wed, May 03, 2017 10:00
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Round three of our Bike LIVE demo day series takes place at Dalby Forest, Yorkshire on Saturday June 17th and below you'll find the current list of all the models that'll be available for you to swing your leg over and take for a spin from the event village. There are more brands and models to be confirmed so we'll be updating it over the coming weeks.

Don't forget Bike LIVE is in collaboration with our sister sites off-road.cc (you can win a Trek Fuel EX7 if you click on that link) and ebiketips.co.uk so what you see here is the full selection of road, gravel/adventure, MTB and ebikes for everything from top level racing through to those chilled out leisure miles. There is basically something for everyone.

Bike LIVE is a ticket only event so if this list excites you then head over to here to take advantage of our Early Bird discount and book your place for just £20.

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Canyon

 

  • Aeroad CF SLX DB 8.0
  • Aeroad CF SLX DB 8.0 Di2
  • Endurace CF SL DB 9.0 Di2
  • Endurace CF SL DB 9.0W
  • Endurace CF SLX DB 8.0W Di2
  • Ultimate CF SL DB 9.0A
  • Spectral CF 8.0 EX
  • Neuron AL 9.9
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Cube

  • Attain GTC Pro Disc
  • Agree C:62 Race Disc
  • Litening C:62 Disc.
  • Cube Sting WLS 140 SL 27.5”
  • Stereo 140 HPA Race 27.5”
  • Stereo 140 29”
  • Stereo 140 SL 27.5”
  • Stereo 150 HPA SL 27.5+
  • Stereo 160 HPA 27.5”
  • Access WLS Hybrid Race 500
  • Stereo Hybrid 140 HPA Pro 400 27.5”
  • Stereo Hybrid 140 HPA SL 500 27.5+
  • Reaction Hybrid SL 500
  • Stereo 120 HPA SL

 

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Giant

  • TCR Advanced Pro 1
  • Defy Advanced Pro 1
  • Propel Advanced Pro 2
  • Trance 1
  • Anthem 1
  • Reign 1
  • XtC Advanced 29er 2
  • Dirt-E+1
  • Full-E+1
  • Road-E+1
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Haibike

  • SDURO HardSeven 4.0
  • SDURO FullSeven 7.0
  • SDURO Trekking 5.0
  • SDURO Cross 4.0
  • SDURO Allmtn 5.0
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Liv

  • Pique 3
  • Envie Advanced Pro 1
  • Avail Advanced Pro 1
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Moustache

  • Lundi 26 9 speed
  • Lundi 26 NuVinci
  • Samedi 28 Brown Open
  • Samedi 27 Xroad 5 Open
  • Friday 27 Black 7 Di2 
  • Dimanche 28 Silver road bike
  • Samedi 27 Trail 6
  • Samedi 27 Trail 9 Carbon
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Ribble

  • R872 Black
  • R872 Silver
  • Gran Fondo
  • SL
  • Aero 883
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Scott

  • E-Scale 710 Plus
  • E-Genius 710 Plus
  • E-Genius 720 Plus
  • E-Silence 20
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Whyte

  • Wessex
  • Gisburn
  • T-129 RS
  • T-130 S
  • G-160 S
  • 909

 

A pretty impressive line up wouldn't you say?

Where?

Bike LIVE Dalby takes place at:

Dalby Forest
Scarborough
YO18 7LT

Dalby Forest is situated on the southern slopes of the North York Moors National Park. 

There is plenty of parking along with toilets and a café.

 

When? 

Bike Live Dalby  takes place on Saturday, 17th June 2017. 

It starts at 9:30am and you can stay right through until 4:30pm.

Don't forget, Bike LIVE is a ticket only event so if this list excites you then head over to here to take advantage of our Early Bird discount and book your place for just £20.

 

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Stu Kerton

Since writing his first bike review for road.cc back in early 2009 senior product reviewer Stu has tested more than a thousand pieces of kit, and hundreds of bikes.

With an HND in mechanical engineering and previous roles as a CNC programmer/machinist, draughtsman and development engineer (working in new product design) Stu understands what it takes to bring a product to market. A mix of that knowledge combined with his love of road and gravel cycling puts him in the ideal position to put the latest kit through its paces.

He first made the switch to road cycling in 1999, primarily for fitness, but it didn’t take long for his competitive side to take over which led to around ten years as a time triallist and some pretty decent results. These days though riding is more about escapism, keeping the weight off and just enjoying the fact that he gets to ride the latest technology as part of his day job.

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