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North American Handmade Bicycle Show Reschedules for 2028

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What happened

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The North American Handmade Bicycle Show will not take place on August 6-8 next year as previously announced. Instead, the show is scheduled for early 2028, either February or March, at a location yet to be named. The change was prompted by a scheduling conflict with the MADE show in Portland, Oregon. The show, which debuted in Houston in 2005, had previously been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and resulted in a hiatus.

From bicycleretailer.com

Why it matters

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The rescheduling affects the global handmade bicycle industry by altering the timing of a major exhibition. The change impacts exhibitors and visitors who had planned for the original dates, requiring adjustments to their business and travel schedules.

From bicycleretailer.com

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  • ArgyleArgyle is the current location of the show.

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