International manufacturers[edit]

Bicycle manufacturers are in many cases members of

"Groups", i.e. they have several product names - so-
called "brands". Examples include the following:
Accell Group, headquartered in Heerenveen
(Netherlands),
Cycleurope AB based in Stockholm (Sweden),
Derby Cycle Corporation in Cloppenburg
(Germany), and
Dorel Industries in Montreal, Quebec (Canada).
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24seven - UK
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A-bike - UK
Abici - Italy
Accell - Dutch, owns Hercules, Staiger,
Winora, Tunturi,Lapierre,
Mercier, Atala, Batavus, Loekie, Koga-Miyata,
and Sparta B.V.
Adler - Germany (defunct)
AIST - Belarus
ALAN - Italy
Alcyon - France (defunct)
Alldays & Onions - UK (defunct)
American Bicycle Company - USA (defunct)
American Machine and Foundry - USA (widely
known as AMF) (defunct), formerly
owned Roadmaster.
American Star Bicycle - USA (defunct)
manufactured by the H. B. Smith Machine
Company
Aprilia - Italy
Argon 18 - Canada
Ariel - England (defunct)
Atala - Italy
Author - Czech Republic
Avanti - New Zealand
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Baltik vairas - Lithuania
Basso - Italy
Batavus - Netherlands
Battaglin - Italy
Benotto - Italy, Mxico, Venezuela
Berlin & Racycle Manufacturing Company -
Canada (defunct)
BH - Spain
Bianchi - Italy
Bickerton - UK (folding bikes)
Bike Friday - USA (Green Gear Cycling Co.)
(folding bikes)
Bilenky - USA
Biomega - Denmark
Birdy - Germany (folding bikes)
BMC - Switzerland
Boardman Bikes - UK
Bohemian Bicycles - USA
Bontrager - USA (bought by Trek and
converted into a component brand)
Bootie - UK
Bottecchia - Italy
Bradbury - UK (defunct)
Brasil & Movimento - Brazil (Branded as
Sundown)
Brennabor - Germany (defunct)
Bridgestone - Japan
British Eagle - UK
Brodie Bicycles - Canada
Brompton Bicycle - UK (folding bikes)
Brunswick - USA, formerly owned Roadmaster
BSA - UK, no longer builds bicycles, TI of
India builds BSA branded bikes.
Burley Design - USA (no longer make bicycles)
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Calcott Brothers - UK (defunct)
Calfee Design - USA
Caloi - Brazil
Campion Cycle Company - UK
Cannondale - USA
Canyon bicycles - Germany
Carrera bicycles - UK (produced by Merida
Bikes)
Catrike - USA (Recumbent)
CCM - Canada
Centurion - Japan
Cervlo - Canada
Chater-Lea - UK
Chicago Bicycle Company - USA (defunct)
CHUMBA - USA
Cilo - Switzerland
Cinelli - Italy
Clark-Kent - USA (defunct)
Claud Butler - UK
Clment - France (defunct)
Co-Motion Cycles - USA
Coker - USA
Colnago - Italy
Columbia Bicycles - USA
Corima - France
Cortina Cycles - USA
Coventry-Eagle- UK (defunct - see Falcon
Cycles)
Cube - Germany
Currys - UK, no longer makes bicycles
Cycle Force Group - USA
Cycles Devinci - Canada
Cycleuropa Group - Sweden, manufactures
such brands as: Bianchi, Crescent, DBS,
Everton, Gitane, Kildemoes,Legnano,
Micmo, Monark, Puch, Spectra, and Cyclepro.
Cyfac - France
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Dahon - USA / China
Dawes Cycles - UK
Demorest - USA (restructured as Lycoming
Foundry and Machine Company and
discontinued bicycle manufacturing)
Den Beste Sykkel Better known as DBS -
Norway
Derby Cycle - Germany,
owns Kalkhoff, Focus, Nishiki,Rixe, Raleigh and
Univega
De Rosa - Italy
Cycles Devinci - Canada
Di Blasi Industriale - Italy
Diamant - Norway. Unrelated brand of same
name from Germany, owned by Trek
Diamondback Bicycles - USA
Dolan Bikes - UK
Dorel Industries - Canada, owns Pacific
Cycle and markets under brand names
including Cannondale, Iron
Horse, Schwinn, Mongoose, Roadmaster,
and GT.
Dunelt - UK (defunct)
Dynacraft - USA, owns Magna and Next
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Eagle Bicycle Manufacturing Company - USA
(defunct)
Eddy Merckx Cycles - Belgium
Electra Bicycle Company - USA (Owned by Trek
Bicycle Company)
Ellis Briggs - UK
Ellsworth Handcrafted Bicycles - USA
Emilio Bozzi - Italy (acquired by Bianchi)
Enigma Titanium - UK
Excelsior - UK (defunct)
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Falcon Cycles - UK
Fat City Cycles - USA (defunct)
Felt - USA
Fleetwing -USA (defunct)
Flying Pigeon - China
Flying Scot - Scotland
Focus Bikes - Germany. Part of Derby Cycle
Foffa Bikes - UK
Cycles Follis - France (defunct)
Folmer & Schwing - USA (defunct)
Fondriest - Italy
Fram - Sweden (defunct)
Freddie Grubb - UK
Fuji - USA (owned by Advanced Sports, Inc.)
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Gary Fisher - USA (owned by TREK)
Gazelle - Netherlands
Gendron Bicycles - USA
Genesis - UK
Gepida - Hungary
Giant Manufacturing - Taiwan
Gimson - Spain (defunct)
Gitane - France
Gladiator Cycle Company - France (defunct)
Gnome et Rhne - France (defunct)
GoCycle - UK
Gormully & Jeffery - USA (defunct)
Grf & Stift - Austria (defunct)
GT Bicycles - USA
Guerciotti - Italy
Gunnar - USA
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Harley-Davidson - USA, 1917-1923.
Haro Bikes - USA, owns the Masi brand.
Harry Quinn - UK (defunct)
Hase bikes - Germany
Head - Norway, managed by SykkelSport
Engros
Heinkel - Germany (defunct)
Helkama - Finland
Henley Bicycle Works - USA (defunct)
Hercules - UK (defunct)
Hercules - Germany
Hero Cycles Ltd - India
Ren Herse - France
Hetchins - UK
Hillman - UK (defunct)
Hoffman BMX Bikes
Hoffmann - Germany (defunct)
Holdsworth - UK
Huffy - USA
Humber - UK (defunct)
Hurtu - France (defunct)
Husqvarna - Sweden (no longer a bicycle
manufacturer)
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Ibis - USA
Ideal Bikes - Greece
Indian - USA (bought by Polaris)
IFA - East Germany (defunct)
Independent Fabrication - USA
Iride - Italy
Iron Horse Bicycles - USA (Owned by Dorel)
Islabikes UK
Italvega - USA (defunct) Precursor to Univega
Itera - Sweden (defunct)
Ivel Cycle Works - UK (defunct)
Iver Johnson - USA (defunct)
Iverson - USA (defunct)
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Jan Janssen - The Netherlands
JMC Bicycles - USA (defunct)
Jamis Bicycles- USA
K[edit]
Karbon Kinetics Limited - UK
K2 Sports - USA
Kent - USA
Kenzel - Slovakia
Kestrel USA - USA (owned by Advanced Sports
International)
Kettler - Germany
KHS - Taiwan and USA
Kia - ROK, no longer produces bicycles
Kinesis Industry - Taiwan and USA, Kenesis
produces its own bikes as well as brands
manufactured by Kinesis include Diamondback
Bicycles, Felt Bicycles, GT
Bicycles,Schwinn, Jamis, K2, Raleigh, Trek,
and Kona
Klein - USA (Discontinued brand owned by
Trek)
Koga Miyata - Holland
Kogswell Cycles - USA
Kona - USA
Kronan - Sweden
Kross - Poland
KTM - Austria
Kuota - Italy
Kuwahara - Japan (Okinawa), is/was a private
label bike manufacturer
Krave - USA
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Laurin & Klement - Austria-Hungary/Czech
republic
Lapierre - France
LeMond - USA (Discontinued brand owned by
Trek)
Alexander Leutner & Co. Russia (defunct)
Litespeed - USA
Look - France
Louison Bobet - France (defunct)
Lotus, USA (defunct)
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Magna - USA
Malvern Star - Australia
Marin Bikes - USA
Masi Bicycles - USA
Matchless - UK (defunct)
Matra - France
Melon Bicycles - USA
Mercian Cycles - UK
Merida Bikes - Taiwan
Merlin - USA
Merckx - Belgium
Miele bicycles - Canada
Milwaukee Bicycle Co. - USA
Minerva - Belgium (defunct)
Miyata - Japan
Mochet - France (defunct)
Monark - Sweden/Brazil/Peru
Mondia - Switzerland
Mongoose - USA
Montague - USA
Moots Cycles - CO, USA
Moser Cicli - Italy
Motobcane - France
Moulton - UK
Mountain Equipment Co-op - Canada
Murray - USA
Muddy Fox - UK (other brand: Silver Fox)
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Nagasawa - Japan
National - Japan, precursor to Panasonic
Neil Pryde - Hong Kong
Neobike - Taiwan
NEXT - USA
Nishiki - U.S. brand
Norco - Canada
Norman Cycles - UK (defunct)
Novara - USA
NSU - Germany
Nymanbolagen - Sweden
O[edit]
Opel - Germany (no longer makes bicycles)
Orange Mountain Bikes - UK
Orbea - Spain
rbita - Portugal
Orient Bikes - Greece
P[edit]
Pacific Cycle - USA, was acquired by Dorel
Industries in 2004.
Owns GT, Mongoose, Murray, Roadmaster,
andSchwinn brands
Pacific Cycles - ROC, owns Birdy,
Panasonic - Japan, successor to National
Pashley Cycles - UK
Pedersen bicycle - UK
Peugeot - France
Phillips Cycles - UK
Phoenix - China
Pierce Cycle Company - USA (defunct)
Pinarello - Italy
Planet X Bikes - UK, On-One, Titus, Planet X
Pocket Bicycles - USA
Pogliaghi - Italy
Pope Manufacturing Company - USA (defunct)
Premier - UK (defunct)
Procycle Group - Canada, owns the Rocky
Mountain Bicycles, Miele, also owns but not
longer produces the Oryx, Mikado, VeloSport,
Balfa, CCM, Peugeot brands.
Prophete - Germany
Puch - Austria
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Quadrant Cycle Company - UK (defunct)
Quality - USA and Taiwan, owns Salsa Cycles
and Surly Bikes.
Quintana Roo - USA
R[edit]
R+E Cycles - USA
Radio Flyer - USA
Rabasa Cycles - Spain
Raleigh - UK. Part of Derby Cycle
Rambler - USA (defunct), made by Gormully &
Jeffery
Rans Designs - USA
Razor - USA
Redline bicycles - USA
Rhoades Car - USA (quadracycles)
Ridgeback - UK
Ridley - Belgium
Riese und Mller - Germany
RIH - Netherlands
Riley Cycle Company - UK (defunct)
Rivendell Bicycle Works - USA
Roadmaster - USA
Roberts Cycles - UK
Robin Hood - UK
Rocky Mountain Bicycles - Canada
Romet - Poland - A brand from the
company Arkus & Romet Group
Ross - USA
Rover Company - UK
Rowbike - USA
Rudge-Whitworth - UK
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Samchuly - Korea
Santa Cruz Bikes - USA
Santana Cycles - USA (only makes tandem
bicycles)
Saracen Cycles - UK
Scania - Sweden (no longer makes bicycles)
Schwinn Bicycle Company - USA
SCOTT Sports - Switzerland
Serotta - USA
Seven Cycles - USA
Shelby Cycle Company - USA (defunct)
Shimano - JAPAN
Simson - Germany (acquired
by Industrieverband Fahrzeugbau, now
defunct)
Sinclair Research - UK
Singer - UK (defunct)
Sohrab - Pakistan
Sol Bicycle Co. - USA
Solex - France (defunct)
Solifer - Finland
SOMA Fabrications - USA
Somec - Italy
Sparta B.V. - Dutch
Specialized - USA
Speedwell bicycles - Australia (defunct)
Star Cycle Company - UK
Stearns - USA (defunct)
Stelber Cycle Corp - USA
Stella - France
Sterling Bicycle Co. - USA
Steyr - Austria (defunct)
Strida - UK
Sun Cycle & Fittings Co. - UK (defunct)
Sunbeam - UK (defunct)
Surly Bikes - USA
Suzuki - Japan
Swift Folder - USA
Swing Bike - USA (defunct)
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Tern - Taiwan
Terrot - France (defunct)
Thomas - USA (defunct)
Thorn Cycles - UK
Time - France
Titus - USA (defunct, since absorbed into
Planet X Bikes)
Tube Investments - UK (owned British Cycle
Corporation) No longer manufacturers bicycles
Torker - USA
Transition Bikes - USA
Trek Bicycle Corporation - USA, also Klein
Bikes, LeMond Racing Cycles (both
discontinued) and Gary Fisher Bikes
Triumph Cycle - UK
Triumph (TWN) - Germany
Tunturi - Finland
Turner Suspension Bicycles - USA
U[edit]
UMF (United Merida Freeriders) - Taiwan.
Owned by Merida Bikes
Univega - US. Part of Derby Cycle
Urago - France (defunct)
V[edit]
Valdora - USA
Van Dessel Sports - USA
Velomotors - Russia
VloSoleX - France (Velosolex America markets
the VELOSOLEX worldwide.)
Velo Vie - USA
Victoria - Germany
Villiger - Switzerland, part of Trek
Villy Customs - USA
Vindec - UK
Vitus - France
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Wanderer - Germany (defunct)
Waterford Precision Cycles - USA,
Wilderness Trail Bikes - USA
Wilier Triestina - Italy
Witcomb Cycles - UK
Worksman Cycles - USA, also imports Atlantic
Coast Cruiser brand.
Wright Cycle Company - USA (defunct)
X[edit]
Xootr - USA
Y[edit]
Yamaguchi Bicycles - USA
Yamaha - Japan
Yeti Cycles - USA
Z[edit]
Zigo - USA