iceBike* to return in Manchester and London in February 2026

The 2026 edition of iceBike* will return to Manchester and London in February 2026, showcasing more new products “than ever before” and featuring new formats to engage the attendees.

The Manchester edition will take place on 8 and 9 February at the National Cycling Centre, while iceBike* London will be held between 12 and 13 February at the Lee Valley Velopark in London.

Exhibitors of iceBike* will include Shimano, Vittoria, Park Tool, Genesis, Ridgeback, Kryptonite, Lazer, Elite and DT Swiss, to name a few. Representatives of these brands will present new products and offer demonstrations at the venues, providing customers with a firsthand experience and opportunities to learn more about them.

Aside from presenting products, iceBike* 2026 will offer panel-style discussions and in-depth interviews with leading figures from across the industry.
“2026 is looking set to be a year of real momentum for the UK cycle industry, and iceBike is where we plan to share and celebrate that renewed energy together,” said Dominic Langan, CEO of Madison and Sportline. “Since 2007, iceBike* has stood apart because it’s built on community — it’s about people, ideas, and a shared love of cycling. That sense of collaboration and passion is what continues to make iceBike* so special, and 2026 will be no exception.”

Registration for customers and members of the cycling industry is open now.

Madison and Sportline revealed that iceBike* 2025 saw a record number of registrations and attendees. Dealer traffic peaked on the show in London, with over 800 people in the track centre engaging with brand representatives across the entire Madison and Sportline portfolio.

This year’s London edition also featured a range of seminars, including the ‘State of the Industry’ address. A panel of six experts gave industry insight and answered questions from the crowd about the future of cycling.

The panel kicked off by discussing the future of the workforce within cycling and how it may evolve in the years to come. Also, accessibility was discussed by the panel, with an emphasis on how to make cycling accessible to a broader range of people. Other topics included eBikes, safety and sustainability.