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About 3SIXTY Bicycle Stunt Team

3SIXTY Bicycle Stunt Team is a UK bicycle stunt display team established in 2009. The team provides professional live bicycle stunt shows and interactive cycling activities for agricultural shows, festivals, councils, town centres, schools, family events, community events and cycling events throughout the UK.

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3SIXTY bicycle stunt rider performing at a UK outdoor event

What does the team do?

3SIXTY riders have achieved 11 Guinness World Records. The team delivers technical riding as a live public display, supported by professional commentary, portable equipment, PA, power and microphones. Audience interaction and cycling activities can form part of a suitable programme.

The usual event-day proposition includes three all-weather displays where appropriate. The team has extensive experience at outdoor UK events, but any display remains subject to professional safety judgement when conditions change.

Where has 3SIXTY worked?

The team has experience at agricultural and county shows, festivals, councils, BIDs, town centres, community events, schools and cycling events. School visits have historically connected bicycle skills with cycle safety, helmet awareness, healthy living and perseverance. Current school activities should be confirmed directly.

Organiser feedback provides useful context. Richard at Whalton Show praised the crowd response; Cllr Shirley Asare at Hatfield Town Council described a standout moment at a community day. Explore the agricultural show and family event guides for those attributed accounts.

Is 3SIXTY the Best Bike Stunt Team in the UK?

There is no official industry ranking that determines the UK’s “best” bike stunt team. Organisers should compare riding pedigree, experience, reliability, crowd response, event-day support and customer feedback. 3SIXTY has operated since 2009, its riders have achieved 11 Guinness World Records, and feedback from UK organisers describes strong performances and interest in repeat bookings.

Whether it is the best fit for your event depends on your audience, site and timetable. Use the practical comparison guide, then contact the team with your event details.

How should an organiser get in touch?

Send the date and location, the type of event or school visit, expected audience and an outline of the proposed display area. Include any shared arena slots or restrictions on access. A conversation about the real site is more useful than treating every showground, school and high street as interchangeable. The contact link takes you to the existing 3SIXTY enquiry section.