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Riders get the chance to trial new bikes at Aston Hill
Cyclists thinking about buying a new bike in 2008 have the chance to try out some of the latest models for free at a demo day held at Aston Hill in April.
The National Demo Day Series stops off in Buckinghamshire on Sunday 6th April and brings with it a whole host of top bike brands that can be trialled in the picturesque Chilterns.
The event is organised by the team behind Mountain Bike UK, What Mountain Bike, Health & Fitness magazine and website www.bikeradar.com and returns to the trails of the UK following the successful launch in 2007.
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 event is open to the general public and anyone who would like to take part and book some bikes to test should check out www.bikedemodays.co.uk
Riders get the chance to trial new bikes at Aston Hill
Cyclists thinking about buying a new bike in 2008 have the chance to try out some of the latest models for free at a demo day held at Aston Hill in April.
The National Demo Day Series stops off in Buckinghamshire on Sunday 6th April and brings with it a whole host of top bike brands that can be trialled in the picturesque Chilterns.
The event is organised by the team behind Mountain Bike UK, What Mountain Bike, Health & Fitness magazine and website www.bikeradar.com and returns to the trails of the UK following the successful launch in 2007.
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 event is open to the general public and anyone who would like to take part and book some bikes to test should check out www.bikedemodays.co.uk
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