Unibike (Spain) – Organised by IFEMA and AMBE, the International Bike Fair will be held on 21-24 September in Halls 12 and 14 of Feria de Madrid.

Unibike 2017 will be open from 21 to 24 September to present over 500 brands from the biking sector to professionals and the general public. Halls 12 and 14 of Feria de Madrid will host this industry event featuring over 200 companies showing off the latest models of bicycles and all the new features and accessories for the coming season in 30,000 square metres. An invitation goes out in particular to the visitors, who will be offered attractive, compelling activities with more participation than in previous years, making the Fair the great cycling event for all comers.

Organised by IFEMA and AMBE, the fourth edition of Unibike offers a broader range of content. In this fourth edition, bike testing has been increased with the introduction of the new Paddock Zone, which, with over 2,000 square metres inside Hall 2, will offer visitors a chance to try out products during the four days of the Fair. These bike tests will play a leading role in the Fair, with an excellent range of electric bikes, city bikes, fatbikes, children’s bikes, Mtb and road bikes from brands of the likes of Orbea, BH, Canyon, Berria Bike, MMR and Cube.

Bikers will be able to enjoy the Circuit Demo Test on a plot next to IFEMA of over 40 hectares where a 4 km signed route has been designed, including gradients. The Paddock will also have a demo area, showers, a bike washing area and an Energy space where participants will be able to rest and find provisions.

In addition to these bike trials, there will be other activities intended for an audience of all ages. From electric, city and children’s bike circuits and road safety to a Fatbike Demo, Bike Trial exhibitions, Looping Bike, Pump Track and more. Along with the leading brands in the design and manufacturing of bicycles, Unibike will also offer visitors the latest in parts, accessories and cycling materials, as well as the best destinations for bicycle tourism and a wide-ranging programme of technical sessions.