San Diego, Calif. (August 2008) Many of California’s finest
custom bicycle frame builders will converge on San Diego April 3-5,
2009 for the 2009 San Diego Custom Bicycle Show. The event, which will
take place at San Diego’s Town and Country Hotel and Convention Center,
will highlight the amazing skill level of California’s custom bike
frame builders, both full-time professionals and part-time hobbyists.
Admission is $10 per day (or $18 for the entire three days), and for
frame builders, a 10’ x 10’ booth space can be secured for only $450.
The price for a bicycle trade booth will be slightly higher.
In addition to the expo, the event will include seminars for custom
frame builders on advanced craftsmanship and design, a get-acquainted
dinner party on Friday night, and an after-hours get-together at the
workshop of world-renown frame painter Joe Bell.
“California is home to some of the finest custom frame builders in
the world,” says Brian Baylis, a custom frame builder himself and the
Publicity Chairman of the non-profit San Diego Custom Bicycle Show,
Inc. “The show will be an opportunity for frame builders to learn more
about their craft and also a chance for consumers to meet the frame
builders and even order a custom made frame.”
The three-day show schedule reserves Friday, April 3rd for frame
builders only with seminars, booth set-up and dinner. On Saturday and
Sunday, April 4-5, the show will open to general public.
About the San Diego Custom Bicycle Show
The San Diego Custom Bicycle Show is a bi-annual event and will rotate
with a custom frame builder’s show in Northern California in 2010. For
more details on the 2009 San Diego Custom Bicycle Show got to http://www.SanDiegoCustomBicycleShow.com.
custom bicycle frame builders will converge on San Diego April 3-5,
2009 for the 2009 San Diego Custom Bicycle Show. The event, which will
take place at San Diego’s Town and Country Hotel and Convention Center,
will highlight the amazing skill level of California’s custom bike
frame builders, both full-time professionals and part-time hobbyists.
Admission is $10 per day (or $18 for the entire three days), and for
frame builders, a 10’ x 10’ booth space can be secured for only $450.
The price for a bicycle trade booth will be slightly higher.
In addition to the expo, the event will include seminars for custom
frame builders on advanced craftsmanship and design, a get-acquainted
dinner party on Friday night, and an after-hours get-together at the
workshop of world-renown frame painter Joe Bell.
“California is home to some of the finest custom frame builders in
the world,” says Brian Baylis, a custom frame builder himself and the
Publicity Chairman of the non-profit San Diego Custom Bicycle Show,
Inc. “The show will be an opportunity for frame builders to learn more
about their craft and also a chance for consumers to meet the frame
builders and even order a custom made frame.”
The three-day show schedule reserves Friday, April 3rd for frame
builders only with seminars, booth set-up and dinner. On Saturday and
Sunday, April 4-5, the show will open to general public.
About the San Diego Custom Bicycle Show
The San Diego Custom Bicycle Show is a bi-annual event and will rotate
with a custom frame builder’s show in Northern California in 2010. For
more details on the 2009 San Diego Custom Bicycle Show got to http://www.SanDiegoCustomBicycleShow.com.
