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David

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hope website is true though

I don't. Stoneleigh is a shit venue, and they made a huge mistake going there.

I'm all for the bikeshow being on, considering it is like the only one in the UK for us, bar the cycle show, but back at the NEC or somewhere new it needs to be.

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I don't. Stoneleigh is a shit venue, and they made a huge mistake going there.

I thought Stoneleigh was much better, kinda fitted in with the whole ethos better and there was more space to do what you wanted, and each discipline was segregated which meant you didn't get BMX'ers rushing through the trials section trying to get to the BMX and visa versa.

Worked ALOT in my opinion.

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Stoneleigh was a WAY better venue than the nec. It was worth the extra effort over getting to the NEC

Some aspects were good, but a lot were bad.

The segregation of the halls was a bit annoying (moreso than the NEC). The dirt jump comp being held in a place with a super low roof was retarded. The BMX street was a bit badly laid out too, in terms of the arena. Ah well.

But yeah, on the whole, wasn't too bad actually. Pretty easy to get to and park in anyway :)

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Some aspects were good, but a lot were bad.

The segregation of the halls was a bit annoying (moreso than the NEC). The dirt jump comp being held in a place with a super low roof was retarded. The BMX street was a bit badly laid out too, in terms of the arena. Ah well.

But yeah, on the whole, wasn't too bad actually. Pretty easy to get to and park in anyway :)

I'll agree on the last point, we got so lost in that NEC place, it's like a small village and we didn't have a clue where we was going.

I don't know really, i guess being media, i saw a lot more that others wouldn't really get to see.

The whole low roof thing for the BMX and Dirt was frankly, f**king appauling. Anyone above, i think it was the 5th row we counted too, couldn't see a good damn thing except when the rider was pedaling up to something.

When we came on friday, we was a bit late, and there was no queue or anything, and we kept having to double check where the entrance was, and even when we got there it didn't look at all official.

Don't get me wrong, it wasn't a bad show, but there was so many bad points about it, and i just got a much, much better vibe of it being at the NEC. I could go on for hours, but heh. :P

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I received the following email a few weeks back and forgot to mention it to anyone:

From : NASS Newsletter <newsletter@nass2005.com>

Sent : 29 November 2005 19:52:08

To : me@hotmail.com

Subject : BIKE07 - WHEELS IN MOTION

So just now I decided to go onto http://www.nass2006.com/ which led me to the following news anouncement: (http://www.nass2006.com/bike07/)
NASS NEWS ANNOUNCEMENT

The organisers behind NASS, Urban Freesports are stepping up to create their own event for the Biking industry in 2007.

Plans have been in the pipe line for some time and the event is set to be launched this coming spring. With a fresh approach to exhibiting and attending this will be a perfect platform for the huge global market of bikes and biking.

To be held in a prestigious centrally located venue in the Midlands in April 07, the organisers will fill the void left behind by the Bike Show and create a progressive event with involvement from the Biking industry and the riders.

Building on past events and adding new features this will be a unique opportunity to see some of the Biking worlds greatest riders the event will go a long way to delivering a quality exhibition surrounded by Core Pro bike events and Public access arenas.

Urban Freesports has a proven track record with 10 years experience in the Action Sports Market and understands what it takes to deliver creative events that remain true to the core sports market.

The event will compliment the portfolio of the company and give exhibitors and sponsors an easy one stop access to 2 major action sports events.

With extensive contacts in the Sports and Music industries Urban Freesports are guaranteed to put on a great show. “This will be a great show for us and we intend to make it a solid success for all who attend its going to be an event the industry can call its own and rely on” says a NASS company spokesman.

So keep an ear to the ground for more exciting revelations from the NASS camp.

For more information go to www.nass2006.com

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29th-30th july?

Does that mean its only one night?

No, that means NASS is from 29th-30th July!

If you actually read through what I posted it states that the organisers of NASS will be organising 'Bike07' at a centrally located venue in the Midlands around April '07...

So it looks like there wont be a Bike Show this year, but if all goes to plan there should be one in 2007.

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No, that means NASS is from 29th-30th July!

If you actually read through what I posted it states that the organisers of NASS will be organising 'Bike07' at a centrally located venue in the Midlands around April '07...

So it looks like there wont be a Bike Show this year, but if all goes to plan there should be one in 2007.

I meant nass sorry should of made it clearer!

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