2020 NAHBS Dallas, Tx

[joosttx]

Totally stoked that NAHBS is headed to Dallas in 2020. Central location, easy to fly into, economy is booming, usually nice weather in mid March. What is there not to like?

[cribbit]

Originally Posted by joosttx

What is there not to like?

1000 more comments of "how dare bike manufacturers build things that follow current trends!"

Really though, it's the perfect location for an event like this.

[joosttx]

Originally Posted by cribbit

1000 more comments of "how dare bike manufacturers build things that follow current trends!"

Really though, it's the perfect location for an event like this.

I just hope the show is near the Gingerman.

[dogrange]

If you go I’ll go, my brother lives near there.


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[joosttx]

Originally Posted by dogrange

If you go I’ll go, my brother lives near there.


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Sounds like an awesome plan.

[texasbbq]

Can anyone attend?

[gasman]

Yes, you just have to buy a ticket. This year it was $20 at the door and worth it.

[Louis]

Originally Posted by texasbbq

Can anyone attend?

You can do more than attend - you can order frames, and other stuff too.

It that case, it could cost you a lot more than just $20...

[Tickdoc]

ooh I'll be there for sure...too close to miss.

[oldpotatoe]

Originally Posted by joosttx

Totally stoked that NAHBS is headed to Dallas in 2020. Central location, easy to fly into, economy is booming, usually nice weather in mid March. What is there not to like?

Now that interbike is dead, NAHBS is gong to get bigger and bigger..HOPE it doesn't go the way of interbike tho with the big $ manufacturers elbowing their way in.."But specialized IS 'handmade', type crappola but I see the writing on the wall..too bad. Good news is that it's a consumer show..that won't change.

[Bwana]

Cool, definitely will try to make it.

[joosttx]

Originally Posted by oldpotatoe

Now that interbike is dead, NAHBS is gong to get bigger and bigger..HOPE it doesn't go the way of interbike tho with the big $ manufacturers elbowing their way in.."But specialized IS 'handmade', type crappola but I see the writing on the wall..too bad. Good news is that it's a consumer show..that won't change.

Wasn’t interbike more b2b while NAHBS more b2c. I think they are different things albiet look the same

[nickl]

All good with the move except Dallas is definitely not a cycling friendly place, at least compared to most other major cities it’s beyond dismal. Lived there for 12+ years and still visit occasionally so I’m speaking from personal experience.

[pdmtong]

Originally Posted by nickl

All good with the move except Dallas is definitely not a cycling friendly place, at least compared to most other major cities it’s beyond dismal. Lived there for 12+ years and still visit occasionally so I’m speaking from personal experience.

forget the riding...this is your one time a year to eat a massive steak.

[joosttx]

Originally Posted by nickl

All good with the move except Dallas is definitely not a cycling friendly place, at least compared to most other major cities it’s beyond dismal. Lived there for 12+ years and still visit occasionally so I’m speaking from personal experience.

I use to bike 17 miles to school (Bishop Lynch) from basically LBJ and Hillcrest using 90% bike paths. I know tons of cyclists including my 75 year old dad.