BH Bikes returns to UK and Ireland with Spoken Vélo partnership
Spanish performance bike brand BH Bikes is making a renewed push into the UK and Irish markets through a partnership with cycling sales agency Spoken Vélo.
The collaboration will bring BH’s full portfolio of bikes to retailers, including road, mountain, gravel, urban and triathlon models with complementary electric models available.
The line-up features standout models such as the RS1 aero road bike, engineered with aerodynamic profiling and endurance geometry for riders who want speed without compromising comfort. The Ultralight performance bike showcases BH’s commitment to race performance, with a monocoque frame weighing in at under 740g.
Off-road, BH’s Lynx trail and race carbon mountain bikes are designed with a split pivot suspension system. The range includes the SLS, ridden by the BH Coloma Team. Meanwhile, value-conscious riders will appreciate the Spike and Expert hardtail bikes, starting at £399, with the entry-level Spike 1.0 featuring a complete Shimano TX55/MT200 groupset as standard.
“We’re thrilled to introduce BH Bikes to riders and retailers in the UK and Ireland,” said David Dale Black, co-founder and managing director of Spoken Vélo. “Known across Europe for their innovation, performance and value, BH offers independent retailers a true European-made brand—still designed, engineered and assembled in-house.”
The electric bike range includes models powered by Bosch, Shimano, and Brose systems, alongside BH’s proprietary motors developed in collaboration with SEG, which come with a five-year warranty.
This relaunch marks BH Bikes’ re-entry into the UK and Irish markets in years, with a clear focus on specialist retail, rider satisfaction and long-term brand development.
“This partnership represents a key step in our international growth strategy,” said José Miguel Aracama, Export Director at BH Bikes. “We see the UK and Ireland as crucial markets, and with the right local expertise, we’re confident we can build strong relationships with the cycling community and retail network.”
