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London Bike Show 2016 - Gallery

By Oli Woodman / Immediate Media

published 14 February 2016

Our picks from the UK's largest cycling show

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London Bike Show 2016 gallery(Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

Mango Bikes also offers the Point AR, an adventure road bike that starts at just £549!(Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

Mango's latest track inspired bike(Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

One of these equipped with the highest spec motor is good for 50mph apparently, scary! (Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

No gallery should be without a Zaskar(Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

TSG is offering up some brave finishes on its new range of lids(Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

The eyecatching NYC urban bike from Biomega (Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

Want! (Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

The recent Rocket full-sus took centre stage at the Cotic stand(Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

The Topeak Ninja TC range of bottle cages include a stealthy place to store your multi-tool - very smart(Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

Evans Cycles brought its 2016 HOY Bikes range along(Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

Ooosh!(Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

The X-Bionic stand is not one to miss, particularly for the petrolheads out there (Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

The revised Rose Bikes Soul Fire looked pretty tasty, it's now 650b along with other structural revisions(Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

The Rose X-Lite CWX is a recent aero disc bike from the German firm(Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

Brendog's Gambler is a true beast, view it for yourselves at the Scott Bikes stand(Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

Titanium lefty goodness from Van Nicholas(Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

That detail.. (Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

Honda staff are looking for feedback on this concept so do pipe up if you are impressed! (Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

Even the roof box is optimised for cycling folk (Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

Designated tool storage(Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

The built in compressor is a nice touch(Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

It's great to see major car manufacturers turning their attention to the needs of people like us(Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

Honda, hurry up and make it already(Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

Remember, the one that swallows two bikes, spares and tools with ease? ((Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

Honda was showing off its awesome Civic Tourer Active Life concept car(Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

Twin pipe moto offerings at the Honda stand, mmmm(Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

The Blaze rear light is on track to be produced (in the UK) for the end of April, it can currently be preordered for £45(Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

A closer look at that experimental finish from Spray.Bike(Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

A vest was cut up and used to create a template for this awesome snakeskin finish, take a look for yourself when you swing by the Spray.Bike stand(Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

Spray.Bike bike specific paint is available in a huge array of colours(Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

More bikeporn from Van Nicholas(Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

The whole thing is very nifty(Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

Within the S-Bag are two batteries (Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

Hidden away behind the S-bag is a control unit(Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

The new Orange Four… (Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

Here's another P7, this time the £2,350 RS build (Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

The P7 hardtail has returned to the Orange line-up for 2016 and is available in complete builds starting at £1,450(Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

The gold Specialized badge is particularly pimp(Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

Here's Lizzie Armitstead’s World Champion’s Specialized Amira(Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

Glitter may or may not be your thing but we doubt you'd turn this bike down (Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

Peter Sagan wouldn't have any old paint job now would he…(Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

Mmmm glitter (Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

The all-seeing S-Works!(Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

More pretty paint from the big S(Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

Specialized had some very special paintwork on show on its stand(Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

Alpkit's UK-made line of bikepacking accesories is vast, as demonstrated here(Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

Sonder also had this prototype alloy version of its titanium Camino adventure bike, complete builds will arrive in summer starting at only £699(Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

The Sonder Bikes Broken Road is a plus-tyred titanium adventure bike, this SRAM GX1 build retails at just £1,750(Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

…and from another angle(Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

The paintwork on these new Boardmans really has to be seen in the flesh to be appreciated(Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

Elephant bikes galore! (Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

This Brompton is actually an e-bike with a motor in its front wheel. This crafty conversion is sold as a complete bike for £2,500 from Cambridge based ARCC Innovations(Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

Another view of the vehicle blind spot demonstration from CLOCS (Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

f you are at the show then be sure to check out the blind spot demonstration hosted by CLOCS, it'll give an educational yet frightening insight into life from the driving seat of a big rig (Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

You can't beat an old dub, nice one Hackney GT(Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

The show attracts a diverse crowd… (Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

The moves on display were insane enough, and these boys were just getting warmed up(Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

A bench like no other!(Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

Tool storage is also set to be integrated into the frame(Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

The company is currently crowdsourcing the development of its frame and fork(Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

This patented fork and frame design from Stebles integrates mudguards at the front and rear. This is a 3D printed prototype - the real thing is set to be made exclusively from carbon(Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

Which colour would you go for?(Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

or £15 you can get a full sized wallet made from recycled inner tubes, they're available at the Elephant Bike stand(Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

New from Elephant bike are these wallets. Made in Malawi, they're constructed from recycled inner tubes and start at just £5(Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

It's safe to say that a lot of attendees will have van envy after seeing what Vanworx have on display(Image credit: Oli Woodman / Immediate Media)

This article originally appeared on BikeRadar

Hopefully you were able to get yourself to the 2016 London Bike Show, but if not then fear not - we've already stormed the halls of this year's show and have captured our highlights in the gallery above.

From Peter Sagan and Lizzie Armitstead's Word Champion Specialized bikes, to concept cars to pro bikes and even concealed motors, there's something for everyone.

Click or swipe through the gallery to see our highlights from the 2016 London Bike Show.