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Revision as of 04:19, 14 February 2008
This page lists bicycle manufacturing companies past and present. For bicycle parts, see List of bicycle part manufacturing companies.
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B
- Basso (bicycles)
- Batavus [1]
- Bellesi
- Bianchi
- Bickerton (folding bikes)
- Bike Friday (Green Gear Cycling Co.) (folding bikes)
- Biomega [2]
- Biria [3]
- Bohemian Bicycles [4]
- Bontrager [5]
- Bottecchia USA, this is not the US division of Bottecchia
- Bridgestone
- British Eagle (cycles)
- Brompton (folding bikes)
- Burley
C
- Calfee
- Caloi
- CCM
- Cannondale Bicycle Corporation
- Catrike
- Cervélo
- Cinelli
- Ciöcc
- Colnago
- Coker Tire
- Cycle Genius Recumbents [6]
- Cycles Mercier [7]
- Cyfac
D
- Dahon [8]
- Dave Moulton
- Dawes
- Dawes USA, this is not the USA division of Dawes
- Jonas Øglænd (brand DBS)
- DBS (Jonas Øglænd)
- De Rosa
- Devinci
- Downtube bike [9]
E
F
G
- Gazelle [11]
- Gianni Motta [12]
- Giant Manufacturing [13]
- Gitane [14]
- Graflex (originally the bicycle company Folmer & Schwing)
- GT Bicycles [15]
- Guerciotti [16]
H
I
- Ibis
- Ideal Bikes
- IFA
- Independent Fabrication
- Inspired Cycle Engineering [20]
- Iron Horse Bicycles
- ITM [21]
- Italvega
J
K
- K2 Sports [22]
- Kappa [23]
- Kestrel
- KHS Bicycles [24]
- Kia
- Kinesis Industry Co. Ltd.
- Klein
- Kogswell Cycles, Inc.
- Kona
L
M
- Marin
- Masciaghi
- Maserati
- Masi [27]
- Medici
- Mercian [28]
- Mercier Cycles
- Miele
- Miyata
- Monark
- Mongoose[29]
- Montague
- Moser Cicli
- Motobécane
- Motobecane USA, this is not the US division of Motobécane
- Moulton
- Murray
N
O
- Olmo (company website) — Giuseppe Olmo was an Italian bicycle racer, who once held the word record for an hour's run on a bicycle, with 45.090km, until it was beaten in 1936.[1] As with many Italian bicycle racers, after his retirement in the 1930s he began building bicycles, and founded Olmo (also known as Olmo Biciclette).[2]
- Orange
- Orbea
- Orient Bikes
P
- Panasonic [30]
- Pashley Cycles
- Peregrine
- Peugeot
- Phillips
- Pinarello
- Pocket Bicycles
- Pogliaghi
- Pope Manufacturing Company
- Porsche
Q
R
- Raleigh
- René Herse
- Ridley [31]
- Riese und Müller
- Rivendell Bicycle Works
- Roberts Cycles
- Robin Hood
- Ross
- Rover Cycle Company
- Rowbike (maker of rowed bicycles or rowbikes)
S
- Samchuly
- Scapin
- Schwinn Bicycle Company
- Serotta
- Shimano
- Shogun (bicycle)
- Sinclair
- Somec
- Specialized Bicycle Components
- St. Etienne
- Steppenwolf
- Strida
- Sun
- Suntour
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U
V
W
X
Y
Z
References
- ^ "Claims World Bike Record". The New York Times. 1936-10-15.
{{cite news}}: Check date values in:|date=(help) - ^ Christopher Pepe. "italian bicycle manufacturers". virtualitalia.com.