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Philadelphia Bike Expo Announces May 8–9, 2027 Dates; Registration Now Open

Published October 1, 2026

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16th annual Expo returns to the Pennsylvania Convention Center with a new May date

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. — October 1, 2026 — The Philadelphia Bike Expo will return to the Pennsylvania Convention Center May 8–9, 2027. Exhibitor registration for the 16th annual Expo is now open.

Founded in 2010 with roots in custom framebuilding, the Philadelphia Bike Expo has grown into a major gathering of the cycling industry and cycling public, bringing them together for a weekend of new products, craftsmanship, education and community.

"Philly Bike Expo has always been about the people behind the bikes and the opportunity to connect with them directly," said Bina Bilenky, owner and director of the Philadelphia Bike Expo. "Framebuilders and small makers are still a big part of what makes this show special, while the Expo has grown to represent the wider cycling industry. We're looking forward to bringing everyone back together in Philadelphia this May."

The consumer-facing show gives exhibitors the opportunity to put products directly into riders' hands, introduce what's new and have meaningful conversations with the people who use their products. The 2027 Expo will also feature seminars and educational programming throughout the weekend.

Exhibitor registration is open beginning October 1. Companies, builders and organizations interested in participating can find information and reserve space at: phillybikeexpo.com

2027 Philadelphia Bike Expo
May 8–9, 2027
Pennsylvania Convention Center
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

About the Philadelphia Bike Expo

The Philadelphia Bike Expo is an annual bicycle show that brings enthusiasts and the cycling industry together for a weekend of products, craftsmanship, education and cycling culture. Held at the Pennsylvania Convention Center, the Expo combines a large exhibition floor with seminars and educational programming, creating opportunities for riders, retailers and other industry professionals to connect directly with the people and companies behind the products.