Wattbike continues its national tour next week, stopping off at Leisure Industry Week in Birmingham from 22-24th September. And the first 200 people riding the Wattbike each day will receive a free wristband.
The bike is the only static bike ever to be endorsed by British Cycling. It is the result of seven years of development, working with the top coaches and sports scientists in the world to produce a bike that feels like real cycling and is capable to generating accurate, measurable performance data.
For the fitness industry the bike represents an opportunity to offer an authentic cycling experience and target committed cyclists and triathletes in particular.
John Wilson of Wattbike commented: “Training on the Wattbike offers a challenging workout. It’s ideal for busy people wanting to make the most of the training time they have and is ideal for our dark winters. The reaction to the bike recently at events like the Dextro Energy ITU World Triathlon Championships on the Gold Coast and the SkyRides has indicated that people really appreciate what the bike can do. They all want to make the scale of improvements that customers like James Cracknell have made!”
“The Wattbike is ideal for home use and in gyms. They can be linked together easily to hold races and offer coached group cycling sessions.”
The Wattbike is also set to appear at the Cycle Show from 8-11 October, with RAMM cyclist, Jim Reece, aiming to rack up 1000miles during the four days.
For more information contact Helen Gorman on 07739 456644 /helen.gorman@perfectmotion.org or Chloe Chaplin on 0115 9258777 /chloe.chaplin@perfectmotion.org.
LIW takes place in at the NEC in Birmingham, 22-24th September. Seewww.liw.co.uk.
