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Cadence Performance gives a unique opportunity to test out 2 significant new product launches from the component industry?s undeniable leaders: Campagnolo Athena EPS and Shimano Dura Ace 9000.


WHEN : Saturday, Dec. 1st at 12:00pm

WHERE : Cadence at 2a Anerley Hill, SE19 2AA - Crystal Palace. London

0208 676 8825


There?ll be two presentations followed by a Q&A session and YOUR CHANCE to test-ride the groupsets afterwards on our Tacx Genius Virtual Reality turbo trainers.


CADENCE PERFORMANCE

0208 676 8825

http://www.cadenceperformance.com

@cadenceperform

http://www.facebook.com/cadenceperformance

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