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Future, the special-interest media company has teamed up with a string of top bike brands, including Trek, to promote five nationwide demo days in 2008.
The National Demo Days Series is organised by the team behind Future’s What Mountain Bike, Mountain Bike UK, Health & Fitness magazine and website www.bikeradar.com and returns next year following the successful launch in 2007. The series of free events is open to the general public and will be held at trails across the UK with the first kicking off at Glentress in Scotland on Sunday 10th February.
The Demo Days are a chance for top bike brands to show off their new 2008 models by taking them along for readers of Future’s bike titles to try out.
Readers of What Mountain Bike, MBUK and Health & Fitness magazine will also get the chance to meet the magazine teams and talk to them while trying out the latest bike models and innovations.
Matt Skinner, Editor of What Mountain Bike said:
"The National Demo Series reaches across the country, allowing riders to get to grips with the newest bikes and brands out on some of the very best trails that Britain has to offer.
"From Glentress in Scotland right down to Plymouth in the South West, the series is the perfect opportunity for readers to put the bikes through their paces before they part with their hard earned cash."
The confirmed dates and venues are:
10th February - Glentress, Scotland
24th February - Coed Y Brenin, Wales
6th April - Aston Hill, Buckinghamshire
27th April - Dalby Forest, North Yorkshire
18th May - Newnham Park, Plymouth, Devon
If you would like to take part and book some bikes to test contact demodays@futurenet.co.uk or check out bikeradar for more info.
After the great experience we had with this series in 2007, Trek is happy to say we'll be there at all five events. Check out DemoDaze for more info from us.
