MADE Returns to Zidell Yards, August 21–23, 2026
PORTLAND, Ore., November 13, 2025 - MADE, the world’s largest handmade bicycle show, has announced its 2026 dates and venue. The event will return to Zidell Yards in Portland, Oregon, from August 21–23, 2026. Registration for returning 2025 exhibitors is now open, with new exhibitor registration and ticket sales launching in mid-January.
MADE 2025 marked a record year, welcoming more than 6,500 attendees and over 200 builders and brands. Building on that momentum, the 2026 show will expand its floor plan and introduce new activations to enhance the exhibitor and attendee experience.
“We are excited for MADE’s 4th year, and the ability to secure Zidell Yards as a venue again.” Said MADE’s Director of Show, Billy Sinkford. “2025 was our biggest year yet. The response was incredible. A packed hall of enthusiastic cyclists and builders set the stage for a wonderful weekend of programming, and we are working to build on the momentum in 2026.”
The MADE show brings together builders, brands, and cycling enthusiasts from around the world in celebration of framebuilders and supporting companies who are dedicated to their craft. With over a dozen countries represented in 2025, the show aims to highlight as many builders as possible, giving a full picture of the global handmade community. Exhibitors and attendees can expect a full weekend, with events, rides, and parties occurring on and off-site.
Highlights of MADE 2026
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Three days of consumer, media, and industry programming
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200+ builders and brands exhibiting
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Expanded show floor and new interactive activations
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Subsidized booth space to support emerging builders
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Full weekend of community events and rides
About MADE:
MADE is a show for the modern handmade bicycle industry, spotlighting framebuilders, domestic production, and artisan craftsmanship. Founded on the principles of community, inclusivity, and storytelling, MADE provides the framebuilding world with a platform for exposure and creative expression that elevates the craft. www.made.bike.
