CTC York Cycle Show promises loads of bike fun
Something for everyone at Nokia-sponsored event

Up to 10,000 visitors are expected to visit the CTC York Cycle Show at the historic city’s racecourse on the weekend of June 21 and 22. The event is one thousands taking place throughout the
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· Mountain bike stunt shows, other displays and exhibitions
· An opportunity to test out your biking skills against double Olympic gold medallist, James Cracknell at the Nokia pavilion
· CTC’s Ron Kitching Challenge Ride
· Day rides and a Young Riders’ Challenge
· The chance to buy bargain bikes and cycle accessories
· Saddlebag Auction
· Exhibitions and other children’s events
· On Saturday there will be a hog roast supper & real ale bar
· On Sunday there will be a Grand Cycle Parade through
· On-site camping & caravan spaces available
· Food stalls
Chair of the CTC York Cycle Show Committee,
Cyclists will be able to head over to the Nokia Bike Week pavilion, chill out on comfy sofas to recharge themselves and their phones or try out their biking skills against double Olympic gold medallist, James Cracknell, to be in the running to win a new top of the range bike. Roaming Personal Navigators will be out chatting to people about cycling and handing out scratch cards to win plenty of goodies, including top of the range GPS enabled phones, kit bags, accessories and plenty more.
Admission to most of the show is free, although adults who want to visit the trade marquees will need to buy a £2.50 event programme (accompanied under 16’s free).
Sponsored by Nokia, the
Nokia is offering cyclists an opportunity to win a Nokia N82 handset in a weekly prize draw from now until Bike Week. The phone’s Sports Tracker, pre-loaded maps and voice guided navigation mean you can use it to create and share cycling routes, search for places of interest or simply find the quickest route from A-B.
For a chance to win the phone or find out more about Bike Week, or other events taking place in your local area, visit www.bikeweek.org.uk and enter your postcode or call 0845 612 0661.