If you fancy testing out an e-MTB fitted with one of Bosch's brand spanking new Performance CX drive units, then the NEC Cycle Show from 13-15th September is the place to be, with numerous brands on show plus an outdoors test track. 

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There will be a huge range of electric mountain bikes to see at the Cycle Show. But you don’t just have to look at them; you can ride a variety of e-bikes from top manufacturers including Cannondale, Focus, Corratec and Riese & Muller – with more to be announced. 

For the first time the main test track is predominantly outside - so it’s longer and better than ever before. If you want to try a range of eMTBs – or if you’ve never tried one and want to see what all the fuss is about – then the Bosch eBike Systems Test Track is the place to head to. You'll probably need to get in early if you fancy a ride as it's always popular. You can also check out Bosch's latest ABS braking systems for their urban bikes on a dedicated test track.

If checking out a huge range of e-bikes, meeting cycling celebrities and getting advice from the best brands in the biz sounds like a great day out, The Cycle Show is more than worth a visit. Whether you're an experienced rider looking for a new bike or if you've only just started on two wheels, there is plenty for everyone. You'll also find loads of cool clothing, accessories and tech too.

Head over to the Cycle Show ticketing page and quote the promo code RDCC to save 10% off your ticket price. With the discount applied you'll pay £13.95 for an adult ticket, £10 for a child (11-16 years) and under 11's go free. We’ll be there, so we hope to see you at the show too!  

• cycleshow.seetickets.com

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