This June, Mount Evo had the pleasure of attending the National Cycling Show at the NEC in Birmingham, one of the UK’s top events for cycling enthusiasts. The show brought together an array of exhibitors, brands, and enthusiasts, all united by their passion for cycling. We were thrilled to be a part of this event, thanks to an invitation from J.Laverack, the renowned manufacturers of bespoke titanium bikes.
J.Laverack is known for their meticulously crafted titanium bikes, which combine classic design with modern engineering. Their bikes are a testament to quality manufacturing, offering cyclists a blend of performance, durability, and timeless style. At the National Cycling Show, J.Laverack sought to make a statement that would highlight both their bikes and the elegance of a classic Porsche 911. To achieve this, they chose to mount their R J.ack road bike on the iconic sports car using our Solo Bike Rack.
The Solo Bike Rack is designed to provide a secure and stylish way to transport bikes. Its industrial-grade vacuum cups allow it to mount any bike to any car without the need for roof bars or fitting kits, making it a versatile and convenient choice for cyclists. For the National Cycling Show, the Solo was not just a transport tool but a key part of the display.
Mounted on a classic Porsche 911, Solo securely held J.Laverack’s R J.ack road bike, creating a striking visual contrast that drew the attention of attendees. The combination of a classic car, a beautifully crafted bike, and an innovative bike rack highlighted the core values of tradition and cutting edge technology - qualities that both Mount Evo and J.Laverack embody.
The National Cycling Show was an opportunity for us to connect with the cycling community, showcase our products in a real-world setting, and demonstrate how our solutions can complement and enhance the experience of cyclists at all levels. The event was filled with enthusiasm, from product demonstrations and expert talks to the chance for visitors to discover the latest in cycling gear and technology.
At the J.Laverack stand, Solo played a central role in displaying the bike, proving its strength, stability, and aesthetic appeal. Attendees were impressed not only by the craftsmanship of the -insert bike name here- but also by the innovative way it was presented - mounted securely on the Porsche 911, yet easily removable and ready for the road.
