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Vulpine Cycling Fete Manchester 2013Vulpine Cycling Fete heads to Manchester next weekend
Cycle clothing brand Vulpine have held two editions of their very successful Vulpine Cycling Fete now at the Balham Bowls Club in South London, but they’ve been very keen for a while to take it outside the capital, and next weekend that will become reality as it hits the new Bike & Triathlon Show in Manchester.
Held at Manchester Central on Saturday 16 and Sunday 17 February, with opening hours from 10am to 5pm, tickets to the show itself costs £12 for adults – under-16s go free – with full details, including how to book, here.
Exhibitors in the Vulpine Cycling Fete area include Velo Vixen, Made In England, Velo Love and The Discerning Cyclist.
To get an idea of what’s on offer in the Vulpine Cycling Fete area, take a look at these pictures from the event in Balham before Christmas.
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