The Yorkshire Cycle Festival trade show brings cycling brands and specialist retailers to Driffield Showground in East Yorkshire. Organised by volunteers, the wider festival combines the historic York Cycle Rally with the RetroBike Show and the 20-inch Show.
The trade show and cycle jumble
The organisers describe the trade show as a place to meet brands and specialist retailers, ask industry experts about equipment and look for cycling kit. The festival website also describes traders supplying bikes, parts and accessories.
A separate cycle jumble is planned to return in 2027. Visitors interested in older or harder-to-find components can explore it alongside the trade stands. The organiser offers jumble pitches to weekend campers through the camping booking process, subject to the available space.
A festival of different cycling interests
The exhibition is part of a broader gathering that joins the touring heritage of the York Cycle Rally with the RetroBike Show, a meeting for fans of classic mountain and road bikes. The 20-inch Show brings together clubs interested in smaller-wheeled cycles including Choppers, Grifters and BMX bikes.
For 2027, the organisers also describe guided rides, cycle displays, children's skills activities and airbag jumps. The festival team is volunteer-run, and its two official websites share information and booking links.
Planning a visit
The festival is at Driffield Showground, Kelleythorpe, Driffield YO25 9DW. The organiser says Saturday and Sunday day visitors can enter free, and parking is free; donations are appreciated. Camping is available for visitors who want to stay on site.
The visitor FAQ describes the showground as generally level, although some grass areas can be rough, bumpy or wet. It advises visitors with accessibility questions to contact the team. Dogs are allowed under the organiser's conditions, with restrictions around pavilions, catering and other designated areas.
Check the official websites before travelling for the latest trade-show schedule and visitor details. The festival itself is announced for 11–13 June 2027; visitors should confirm the exhibition's individual opening days separately.