Heading over to The Triathlon Show: London in February? Then make sure to swing by the 220 stand (LT810) from the 16-19 February, as you could win yourself a brand new steed for the 2017 race season, courtesy of the kindly folk at Ribble.
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To be in with a chance of winning the Ribble carbon AERO TT bike, worth a whopping £1,326, all you need to do is come and say hello and enter your details into a prize draw. The winner will be notified on Friday 24 February.
Ribble says: “The Aero TT is an advanced aerodynamically carbon frame designed to give you every advantage in a triathlon or when time trialling against the clock. It’s uncompromisingly built with speed in mind. Our triathlon and time trial bikes are tested and developed in real race situations – including European Cup triathlons – by our Ribble sponsored riders. Now available in two colourways: matt black with high gloss black logo and high gloss black with white logo.”
For full details on the prize, head to: http://www.ribblecycles.co.uk/ribble-aero-tt/
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The show runs from 16-19 February at ExCeL London. Visitors can expect more than 300 exhibitors showcasing all the latest tri kit, a wetsuit testing swimming pool so they can try before they buy, a Performance Theatre with tips from experts, and a chance to improve their performance at the Performance Hub, where visitors can undertake cycling and running assessments.
The speaker line-up so far includes international swimmer Mark Foster, GB’s most decorated male swimmer with 51 major international medals to his name, and Rio bronze medallist Vicky Holland. More names to be announced soon.
And the show doesn’t stop with triathlon, as the event takes place alongside the London Bike Show, Outdoor Adventure & Camping Show and Oceans Festival, with guests and brands enjoying access to all four events.
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Get 10% off tickets by quoting 22010 when you book at www.triathlonshowlondon.co.uk (This offer expires 31/01/17 and a booking fee applies.)
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