Calibre bikes are designed in the UK and produced by partner factories in Asia, mainly in Taiwan and China, then sold through GO Outdoors.
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Bergamont bikes are designed and assembled in Hamburg’s St. Pauli district in Germany, with components sourced from global cycling suppliers.
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Boardman bikes are designed in the UK and manufactured mainly in Taiwan and China, with some production in other Asian factories.
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Most Cube bike frames come from Asian factories, then move to Cube’s Waldershof, Germany facilities for painting, finishing, and final bike assembly.
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Co-op Cycles bikes are designed by REI in the United States and manufactured mainly in Taiwan, then finished and tuned by REI mechanics before sale.
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ByK bikes are designed in Melbourne, Australia, and manufactured in Asian bicycle factories, with many models labelled as made in Taiwan.
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DYU bikes come from Chinese designs with assembly in China, Cambodia, and Poland, then ship from regional warehouses in Europe, the United States, and the UK.
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E Ride Pro bikes are designed in California and built in Chinese partner factories, then shipped through dealers across the US, UK, Canada, and beyond.
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Ebgo bikes are designed in Quebec, built in Chinese factories, and inspected in Canada before they reach riders.
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Diamondback bikes are designed in the US but manufactured mainly by contract factories in Taiwan and China, then shipped worldwide.
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