Eurobike Announces Return in September 2021
Eurobike has announced it will return on 1-4 September in 2021 after the 2020 edition had to be cancelled due to COVID-19.
Europe's largest trade show was originally scheduled to run at its usual date in September for 2020 but was pushed back to the latest possible date on November 24-26. Later, rising case numbers, returning lockdowns and companies announcing stricter internal travel policies forced them to cancel the show outright for 2020.
For the show's 29th edition in 20201, he first two days (Wednesday/ Thursday) will be open to international trade visitors only, day three, (Friday) is a mixed day for trade visitors and end consumers, while the final day (Saturday) is a public open day with festival events, demonstrations, races and test rides.
 | Covid-19 has turned the international bike industry and its events upside down this year. Despite the current imponderables and differing requirements from industry players regarding format, timing and target group, we are delighted to announce our plans for next year that include an even wider range of participation options. With our new Eurobike 2021 concept, we are making it possible to plan ahead with certainty and creating target group-specific, secure meeting points for an international audience. |
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Ya might wanna proof that third paragraph as well.
Long wait due to covid?
"Oh, I have to drag them just a bit so they stay warm and don't freeze"
User manual says to use water with 20% or 40% Glysantin® G40 --> freezing point is -10°C or -25°C.
Source:
user manuel (p29):
r2-bike.com/docs/bfo/bfo_h2o_benutzerhandbuch.pdf
Glysantin G40 data sheet (p3)
www.glysantin.de/sites/default/files/2018-06/technisches_datenblatt_g40_eng.pdf
I only use Figi water in my disc brakes. Tap water is for losers. LOL
You mean I can use White Claw or Zima?
With a vaccine rollout imminent, 20 min testing, maybe some form of mitigating measures in place like limited numbers, masks etc why on earth cant it go ahead?
Are we due to live in a world where the risk of a single covid-19 case stops all normal activity, sod the other things that kill people?
The primary reason I believe will be the big money exhibitors will realise they get less value from investment compared to other marketing channels. Especially when demand is at an all time high.
There are also going to be continuing supply chain issues well into 2022.
Of course I would like to be wrong, but I expect most exhibitions to not go ahead until 2022. I usually attend about six conferences and exhibitions each year. None this year and we aren't even bothering tentatively scheduling anything for next year.
1): PinkBike kicked him out for being well... WAKI.
2): He left before he could get kicked out. Like that president that resigned because of a scandal before I was born.
Ask @Sewer-rat
Second comment down in first thread
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