Detroit Bike City Expo

Motor City Mountain Biking Association

A day to celebrate everything that is bicycles. Saturday March 29th come down to Cobo Center and be ready to have your eyes opened. Detroit Bike City is the largest consumer based bike expo around. Not only can you see whats coming out, but you can actually buy one off the floor. Old or new, many to choose from. This year we bring you…

  • Rise Above BMX team with the bike swing
  • Ask Dr. Nandi live show
  • An introduction to Cargo bikes
  • Custom bike fitting seminar with Rob West
  • The Bike Shop Show with Scott Dedenbach live blog
  • Seminars from Mode Shift, The Detroit Greenways Coalition and Challenge Detroit.


100+ Vendors, Swap Section, Custom Builders, Best in Shows, The Detroit Marketplace, Bike Shops, Bike Clubs and MUCH,MUCH,MORE!!!

$12 Admission
Kids 12 and under are FREE

CRAMBA and MCMBA will be hosting a booth again this year. Stop by and say Hi!

 

 

 

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