Ribble Live 2020

Get the inside-track on the full range of 2020 bikes from Ribble Cycles this Friday, with the interactive Ribble Live bike show
Ribble / Ribble Live

For many, any plans for new bike purchases in 2020 are currently on hold – which makes life very difficult for all retailers in the industry.

Here’s an example of a brand having to adapt, as Lancashire-based Ribble Cycles (www.ribblecycles.co.uk) will be showcasing their latest range through the power of technology, live to your tablet, mobile or computer. With nothing in the way of race coverage on, how about supporting Ribble Live by tuning in this Friday, 27th March.

Full details, timing and schedules below.


Ribble Cycles to host the world’s first interactive bike show

On Friday 27th March, Ribble invite you to join them as they hold Ribble Live – showcasing the latest range line-up online via your tablet, mobile device or laptop – wherever you are in the world.

Ribble Live / Ribble Cycles

With the postponement of the London Bike Show, Ribble will be bringing their show to you and recreating the show experience online. Their show stand has been recreated at their Preston HQ and will provide live streaming by their team of experts to talk through the current range followed by a Q&A session at the end of each stream.

Ribble Live / Ribble Cycles

The event will be streamed at 1pm and 6pm on RibbleCycles.co.uk, Facebook Live and YouTube.

You can then join us over the weekend for a live one-way video call with our in-store experts (don’t worry, we can’t see you!) on a one-to-one basis.

More information and running order can be found here:

Advertisement

https://www.ribblecycles.co.uk/ribble-live/

Ribble Live Schedule

Written by
John Levison
TRI247's Chief Correspondent, John has been involved in triathlon for well over 30 years, 15 of those writing on these pages, whilst he can also be found commentating for events across the UK.

‘Let’s go and catch Hayden’ – Jelle Geens reveals Blummenfelt’s rallying cry

Challenge Xiamen 2026: Blummenfelt and Iden confirm surprise post-Kona showdown

Zone3 Activate+ trisuit review – the training-and-racing suit that feels more expensive than it is

Sumarpo Akula wetsuit review – the shark suit that actually swims as good as it looks

Oliver Conway to miss WTCS Grand Final after injury setback

‘This year’s been fighting me’ – Alex Yee opens up after astonishing WTCS comeback

ZONE3 Advance wetsuit review – the entry-level suit that swims above its ticket

ZONE3 Venator-X goggles review – the open-water pair we actually kept reaching for

‘Let’s go and catch Hayden’ – Jelle Geens reveals Blummenfelt’s rallying cry

Challenge Xiamen 2026: Blummenfelt and Iden confirm surprise post-Kona showdown

Oliver Conway to miss WTCS Grand Final after injury setback

‘This year’s been fighting me’ – Alex Yee opens up after astonishing WTCS comeback

‘I didn’t think I was ever going to get there again’ – emotional GTB on ending WTCS wait

IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship: Five things we learned as Wilde eyes Kona and Knibb chases history

‘I just never gave up’ – Julie Derron reveals doubts behind incredible 70.3 Worlds comeback

No watch, no problem: Hayden Wilde races blind to IRONMAN 70.3 world title

Share to...