Wattbike hosts exciting Velodrome Day for key accounts
On Tuesday the 28th of January, Wattbike kicked off 2020 by welcoming UK and International key accounts to the Manchester Velodrome for an exciting day of cycling activities and new product information.
36 key people from Nuffield Health, Virgin Active, Places for People, DW Fitness, Bupa, Germany, Spain and France gathered at the headquarters of British Cycling for a business update from CEO Richard Baker, an introduction to the Wattbike Nucleus and AtomX, and to try track cycling and BMX on the prestigious grounds of the Manchester Velodrome.
For many customers this was the first time trying the AtomX and Nucleus, aneveryone was impressed with the easy-to-use touchscreen, Real Ride Feel, open connectivity, and automatic gradient changes of the AtomX's Climb Mode. After warming up on the new products customers tested their mettle on the historic velodrome and indoor BMX track.
We'd like to thank everyone who joined us on this very successful day, and we can't wait to help you redefine your indoor cycling offer in 2020!
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