Merek – Merek Sepeda Seluruh Dunia
Written By Eras on 15:08 | 10 July 2015
Semoga kita senantiasa dalam keadaan baik sobat, amiin. Puasa – puasa seperti ini, masih tetap semangat kan. Saat ini sudah 10 hari di akhir ramadhan 🙁 jadi sedih ,karena bulan yang agung akan meninggalkan kita, semoga kita bisa berubah semakin baik setelah ramadhan ini,amiin.
Membahas seputar sepeda pasti sobat kira hanya ada beberapa merek di dunia ini kan dan mungkin bisa dihitung dengan jari, ternyata itu salah besar :D. Setelah kami muter – muter dan ketemu wikipedia ternyata ada banyak sekali merek produsen pembuat sepeda ini kalau di urutkan berdasar abjad yaitu dari A-Z. Ada satu perusahaan yang punya beberapa brand dan ada yang hanya satu saja, masih nggak percaya boleh dibuktikan kok langsung scroll kebawah saja
Dibawah ini adalah daftar produsen sepeda yaitu sepeda gunung, road (balap), bmx, lipat,
onthel, listrik..dll
Merek – merek sepeda yang sering dipakai di Indonesia
-Polygon
-United
-Wimcycle
-Specialized
-Scott
-Giant
-GT
-Intense
-Lapierre
Sedangkan beberapa merek – merek yang terkenal di Dunia
-Specialized
-Giant
-Trek
-GT
-Santa Cruz
-Scott
-Schwin
-Cannondale
-Mongoose
-Raleigh
-Bianchi
-Haro
-Diamond Back
-Fuji
-Shimano
-Huffy
-Gary Fisher
-ELLSWORTH
-Klen
-Jamis
-Rocky Mountain
-IBIS
Merek – Merek Sepeda Seluruh Dunia
A
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 Eagle – USA (defunct, original name of Nishiki)
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 (Started as a bicycle manufacturing unit at Noale, Italy but now manufactures Scooters and Motorcycles)
Argon 18 – Canada
Ariel – England (defunct)
Atala – Italy
Author – Czech Republic
Avanti – New Zealand
B
Baltik vairas – Lithuania
Basso – Italy
Batavus – Netherlands
Battaglin – Italy
Benotto – Italy, México, 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)
C
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
Cervélo – Canada
Chater-Lea – UK
Chicago Bicycle Company – USA (defunct)
CHUMBA – USA
Cilo – Switzerland
Cinelli – Italy
Clark-Kent – USA (defunct)
Claud Butler – UK
Clément – 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
D
Dahon – USA / China
Dawes Cycles – UK
Dean – USA
Demorest – USA (restructured as Lycoming Foundry and Machine Company and discontinued bicycle manufacturing)
Defiance Cycle Company
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 (not to be confused with daVinci Designs of USA, who make tandems.)
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
E
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)
F
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
Cycles Follis – France (defunct)
Folmer & Schwing – USA (defunct)
Fondriest – Italy
Fram – Sweden (defunct)
Freddie Grubb – UK
Fuji – USA (owned by Advanced Sports, Inc.)
Fyxation – USA
G
Gary Fisher – USA (owned by TREK)
Gazelle – Netherlands
Gendron Bicycles – USA
Genesis – UK
Gepida – Hungary
Ghost Bikes – Germany
Giant Manufacturing – Taiwan
Gimson – Spain (defunct)
Gitane – France
Gladiator Cycle Company – France (defunct)
Gnome et Rhône – France (defunct)
Gocycle – UK
Gormully & Jeffery – USA (defunct)
Gräf & Stift – Austria (defunct)
GT Bicycles – USA
Guerciotti – Italy
Gunnar – USA
H
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
René 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)
I
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)
Intense – USA
J
Jan Janssen – The Netherlands
JMC Bicycles – USA (defunct)
Jamis Bicycles- USA
K
Kalkhoff – Germany
Kangaroo – UK
Karbon Kinetics Limited – UK
K2 Sports – USA
Kent – USA
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
L
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)
M
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
Mosso – Taiwan
Moser Cicli – Italy
Motobécane – France
Moulton – UK
Mountain Equipment Co-op – Canada
Murray – USA
Muddy Fox – UK (other brand: Silver Fox)
N
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
Olmo – Italy
Opel – Germany (no longer makes bicycles)
Orange Mountain Bikes – UK
Orbea – Spain
Órbita – Portugal
Orient Bikes – Greece
P
Polygon – Indonesia
Pacific Cycle – USA, was acquired by Dorel Industries in 2004. Owns GT, Mongoose, Murray, Roadmaster, and Schwinn 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
Q
Quadrant Cycle Company – UK (defunct)
Quality – USA and Taiwan, owns Salsa Cycles and Surly Bikes.
Quintana Roo – USA
R
R+E Cycles – USA
Radio Flyer – USA
Radon Bikes – Germany
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 Müller – 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
ROSE Bikes – Germany
Ross – USA
Rover Company – UK
Rowbike – USA
Rudge-Whitworth – UK
S
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
Solé 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)
Storck – Germany
Strida – UK
Sun Cycle & Fittings Co. – UK (defunct)
Sunbeam – UK (defunct)
Surly Bikes – USA
Suzuki – Japan
Swift Folder – USA
Swing Bike – USA (defunct)
T
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 (Owned by Raleigh Bicycle Company)
Triumph (TWN) – Germany
Tunturi – Finland
Turner Suspension Bicycles – USA
U
United – Indonesia
UMF (United Merida Freeriders) – Taiwan. Owned by Merida Bikes
Univega – US. Part of Derby Cycle
Urago – France (defunct)
V
Valdora – USA
Van Dessel Sports – USA
Velomotors – Russia
VéloSoleX – France (Velosolex America markets the VELOSOLEX worldwide.)
Velo Vie – USA
Victoria – Germany
Villiger – Switzerland, part of Trek
Villy Customs – USA
Vindec – UK
Vitus – France
Volagi – USA
W
Wimcycle – Indonesia
Wanderer – Germany (defunct)
Waterford Precision Cycles – USA,
Whippet – UK
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
Xootr – USA
Y
Yamaguchi Bicycles – USA
Yamaha – Japan
Yeti Cycles – USA
Z
Zigo – USA
Ternyata benar – benar banyak list pembuat sepedanya ya sobat, sampai bingung kan lihat merk – merk sepeda diatas kan 🙂 itulah brand – brand pembuat sepeda dunia. Sepeda kamu buatan (made in) negara mana ? cek diatas , semoga bermanfaat.
