There was something very wrong about this poster on the Corima stand. - Jack Luke / Immediate Media
Treadmills for bikes are now totally a thing - Jack Luke / Immediate Media
We're struggling to think of a bike that this lairy Supercaz tape would look good on - Jack Luke / Immediate Media
These jazzy pink knitted ultralight kicks from Pearl Izumi are set to cost a whopping £399.99 - Jack Luke / Immediate Media
Electric beach cruiser, anyone? - George Scott / Immediate Media
Are e-bike docking stations the future of urban transport? - George Scott / Immediate Media
Park Tool’s new HCW-16.3 is a 15mm pedal wrench and chain whip compatible with 5-speed to 12-speed mountain and road bike cassettes. It looks rather nice, too. - George Scott / Immediate Media
The Leg & Go is an adaptable bike that grows with your child. - George Scott / Immediate Media
It can even transform from a load-lugging trike... - Oli Woodman / Immediate Media
... or this incredibly cool little ski bike - Oli Woodman / Immediate Media
It’s sold as a 3-in-1 balance bike as standard (€295.00), but has eight build options in total, including a tricycle, ‘downhill’ balance bike with a footrest and a fully-fledged pedal bike, providing you’re willing to stump up extra. - George Scott / Immediate Media
Tool-free adjustment should make it easy to assemble and adapt. The frame is made from Baltic birch plywood. - George Scott / Immediate Media
Vee Tire's Apache Fatty Slick fat bike tyre looks almost cartoon-like - Alex Evans / Immediate Media
The 26in version of this tyre measures a wholesome 4.5inches across - Oli Woodman / Immediate Media
The all-carbon Pure saddle from Beast Components is about the shiniest thing we’ve ever seen. - Oli Woodman / Immediate Media
Plenty of flex has been built in to keep things more comfortable than you might think for a saddle with zero padding. At 87g it’s also very light. - Oli Woodman / Immediate Media
This is he Flying Hunstman, and the people behind it (Project Kahn) are well known for making some of the craziest bespoke 4x4s out there - Rob Spedding / Immediate Media
Starting from £4k (!) the carbon fibre tank houses the battery which powers its Bafang motor. Much like one can with the company's cars, you can go crazy with customising items like the leather - Rob Spedding / Immediate Media
The Skoda Klement is an electric bike concept that's aims to provide sustainable transport around city centres - Warren Rossiter / Immediate Media
BikeRadar's Alex Evans reporting for duty
Definitely the strangest place that we've seen Shimano's GRX groupset to date - Warren Rossiter / Immediate Media
Someone went and strapped a motor to a bamboo bike, suppose it was inevitable really. - Oli Woodman / Immediate Media
The Vello is an electric folding bike design that looks particularly well thought out. - Oli Woodman / Immediate Media
The Vello folds down impressively small for a bike with a motor, hydraulic disc brakes and rear suspension - Oli Woodman / Immediate Media
HiRide had its full-suspension road bike prototype available for test rides. - Oli Woodman / Immediate Media
At the back is an elastomer based damper that can lock/unlock in a fraction of a second. - Oli Woodman / Immediate Media
HiRIde's front suspension is a coil sprung component with hydraulic damping, it's contained in the head tube area like a Cannondale Headshock.
Kona's sasquatch had to feature in this gallery. - Oli Woodman / BikeRadar.com
Alive or quality taxidermy? We'll never know. - Tom Marvin / Immediate Media
Thumbs up if you want to appear in a BikeRadar gallery. - Oli Woodman / Immediate Media
Yorkshire brand Restrap has created a line of Brompton specific bags. - Oli woodman / Immediate Media
They look particularly well thought out and nicely made. - Oli Woodman / Immediate Media
We've already brought you a taste of the weird and wonderful side of Eurobike — the world's largest bike show — in our first gallery.
All of BikeRadar's Eurobike 2019 attendees have since fished through their memory cards for more miscellaneous marvellousness. Flick through the above for everything from questionable fashion choices to casualties of the show itself.
Former BikeRadar staffer Oli is passionate about anything with wheels and/or an engine or motor. A keen eye for technical detail and a general curiosity for how things work often gives Oli a unique insight into products he's either testing or writing about. An unhealthy interest in older motor vehicles keeps him poor but happy.
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