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List of bicycle brands and manufacturing companies
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This page lists

notable⁠

bicycle brands and manufacturing companies past and present. This article relates to

pedal cycles⁠

tricycles⁠

and power assisted cycles but does not include

Motorcycles⁠

. For bicycle parts, see

List of bicycle part manufacturing companies⁠

Many bicycle brands do not manufacture their own product, but rather import and re-brand bikes manufactured by others (e.g.,

Nishiki⁠

), sometimes designing the bike, specifying the equipment, and providing quality control. There are also brands that have, at different times, been manufacturers as well as

re-branders⁠

: a company with manufacturing capability may market models made by other (overseas) factories, while simultaneously manufacturing bicycles in-house, for example, high-end models.[1]

Only brands or manufacturers that are notable as a bicycle brand should be included. If no page exists for the company or brand, then the page to be linked to should be created first or a reference provided as to its notability or the entry will probably be removed.

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Bicycle manufacturers are in many cases members of "Groups", i.e. they have several product names - so-called "brands". Examples include the following:

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Cycleurope⁠

AB based in

Stockholm⁠

(Sweden),

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Derby Cycle⁠

Corporation in Cloppenburg (Germany), and

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Dorel Industries⁠

Montreal⁠

Quebec⁠

(Canada)

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3T Cycling⁠

- Italy

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A-bike⁠

- UK

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Abici⁠

- Italy

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Adler⁠

- Germany (defunct)

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AIST⁠

- Belarus

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ALAN⁠

- Italy

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Alcyon⁠

- France (defunct)

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Alldays & Onions⁠

- UK (defunct)

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American Bicycle Company⁠

- United States (defunct)

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American Eagle⁠

- United States (defunct, original name of

Nishiki⁠

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American Machine and Foundry⁠

- United States (widely known as AMF) (defunct), formerly owned

Roadmaster⁠

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American Star Bicycle⁠

- United States (defunct) manufactured by the H. B. Smith Machine Company

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Aprilia⁠

- Italy (Started as a bicycle manufacturing unit at Noale, Italy but now manufactures Scooters and Motorcycles)

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Argon 18⁠

- Canada

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Ariel⁠

- England (defunct)

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Atala⁠

- Italy

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Author⁠

- Czech Republic

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Avanti⁠

- New Zealand

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B'Twin⁠

- France (owned by Decathlon Group S.A.)

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Baltik vairas⁠

- Lithuania

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Bacchetta⁠

- United States

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Barnes Cycle Company⁠

- United States (defunct)

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Basso Bikes⁠

- Italy

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Batavus⁠

- Netherlands

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Battaglin⁠

- Italy

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Berlin & Racycle Manufacturing Company⁠

- Canada (defunct)

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BH⁠

- Spain

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Benno Bikes⁠

- United States

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Bianchi⁠

- Italy

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Bickerton⁠

- UK (folding bikes)

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Bike Friday⁠

- United States (Green Gear Cycling Co.) (folding bikes)

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Bilenky⁠

- United States

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Biomega⁠

- Denmark

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Birdy⁠

- Germany (folding bikes)

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BMC⁠

- Switzerland

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BMW⁠

- Germany (no longer building bicycles)

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Boardman Bikes⁠

- UK

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Bohemian Bicycles⁠

- United States

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Bootie⁠

- UK

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Bottecchia⁠

- Italy

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Bradbury⁠

- UK (defunct)

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Brasil & Movimento⁠

- Brazil (Branded as Sundown)

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Brennabor⁠

- Germany (defunct)

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Bridgestone⁠

- Japan

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British Eagle⁠

- UK

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Brodie Bicycles⁠

- Canada

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Brompton Bicycle⁠

- UK (folding bikes)

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Brooklyn Bicycle Co.⁠

- United States (City Bikes)

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Browning Arms Company⁠

- United States (defunct)

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Brunswick⁠

- United States, formerly owned

Roadmaster⁠

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BSA⁠

- UK, no longer builds bicycles,

TI of India⁠

builds BSA branded bikes

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Burley Design⁠

- United States (no longer make bicycles)

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Calcott Brothers⁠

- UK (defunct)

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Calfee Design⁠

- United States

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Caloi⁠

- Brazil

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Campion Cycle Company⁠

- UK

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Cannondale⁠

- an American division of Canadian conglomerate Dorel Industries

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Canyon bicycles⁠

- Germany

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Catrike⁠

- United States (Recumbent trikes)

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CCM⁠

- Canada

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Centurion⁠

- United States

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Cervélo⁠

- Canada

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Chappelli Cycles⁠

- Australia

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Chater-Lea⁠

- UK

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Chicago Bicycle Company⁠

- United States (defunct)

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CHUMBA⁠

- United States

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Cilo⁠

- Switzerland

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Cinelli⁠

- Italy

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Ciombola⁠

- Australia

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Clark-Kent⁠

- United States (defunct)

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Claud Butler⁠

- UK

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Clément⁠

- France (defunct)

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Co-Motion Cycles⁠

- United States

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Coker⁠

- United States

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Colnago⁠

- Italy road bike benders

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Columbia Bicycles⁠

- United States

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Corima⁠

- France

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Cortina Cycles⁠

- United States

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Coventry-Eagle⁠

- UK (defunct - see

Falcon Cycles⁠

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Cruzbike⁠

- United States, recumbent

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Cube Bikes⁠

- Germany

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Currys⁠

- UK, no longer makes bicycles

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Cycle Force Group⁠

- United States

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Cycles Devinci⁠

- Canada

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Cycleuropa Group⁠

- Sweden, manufactures such brands as:

Bianchi⁠

, Crescent,

DBS⁠

, Everton,

Gitane⁠

, Kildemoes,

Legnano⁠

, Micmo,

Monark⁠

Puch⁠

, Spectra, and Cyclepro

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Cyclops⁠

- Australia

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Cyfac⁠

- France

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Dahon⁠

- United States, China

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Dario Pegoretti⁠

- Italy

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Dawes Cycles⁠

- UK

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Defiance Cycle Company⁠

- UK (defunct)

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Demorest⁠

- United States (restructured as

Lycoming Foundry and Machine Company⁠

and discontinued bicycle manufacturing)

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Den Beste Sykkel⁠

(better known as DBS) - Norway

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Derby Cycle⁠

- Germany, owns

Kalkhoff⁠

Focus⁠

Nishiki⁠

Rixe⁠

Raleigh⁠

and

Univega⁠

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De Rosa⁠

- Italy

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Cycles Devinci⁠

- Canada (not to be confused with daVinci Designs of United States, who make tandems.)

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Di Blasi Industriale⁠

- Italy

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Diamant⁠

- Germany. Owned by

Trek⁠

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Diamant⁠

- Norway

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Diamondback Bicycles⁠

- United States

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Dolan Bikes⁠

- UK

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Dorel Industries⁠

- Canada, owns

Pacific Cycle⁠

and markets under brand names including

Cannondale⁠

Iron Horse⁠

Schwinn⁠

Mongoose⁠

Roadmaster⁠

, and

GT⁠

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Dunelt⁠

- UK (defunct)

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Dynacraft⁠

- United States, owns

Magna⁠

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Next⁠

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Esmaltina⁠

- Portugal

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Eagle Bicycle Manufacturing Company⁠

- United States (defunct)

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Eddy Merckx Cycles⁠

- Belgium

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Electra Bicycle Company⁠

- United States (owned by Trek Bicycle Company)

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Ellis Briggs⁠

- UK

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Ellsworth Handcrafted Bicycles⁠

- United States

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Emilio Bozzi⁠

- Italy (acquired by

Bianchi⁠

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Enigma Titanium⁠

- UK

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Ērenpreiss Bicycles⁠

- Latvia

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Excelsior⁠

- UK (defunct)

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Falcon Cycles⁠

- UK

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Fat City Cycles⁠

- United States (defunct)

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Felt⁠

- United States owned by

Rossignol Group⁠

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Fleetwing⁠

- United States (defunct)

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Flying Pigeon⁠

- China

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Flying Scot⁠

- Scotland

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Focus Bikes⁠

- Germany, part of

Derby Cycle⁠

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Cycles Follis⁠

- France (defunct)

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Folmer & Schwing⁠

- United States (defunct)

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Fondriest⁠

- Italy

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Fram⁠

- Sweden (defunct)

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Freddie Grubb⁠

- UK

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Fuji Bikes⁠

- United States, owned by

Advanced Sports International⁠

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Fyxation⁠

- United States

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Gary Fisher⁠

- United States (owned by TREK)

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Gazelle⁠

- Netherlands

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Gendron Bicycles⁠

- United States

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Genesis⁠

- UK

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Gepida⁠

- Hungary

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Giant Manufacturing⁠

- Taiwan Manufactures its own bikes and many other brands

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Gimson⁠

- Spain (defunct)

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Gitane⁠

- France

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Gladiator Cycle Company⁠

- France (defunct)

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Gnome et Rhône⁠

- France (defunct)

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Gocycle⁠

- UK

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Goldcross Cycles⁠

- Australia

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Gormully & Jeffery⁠

- United States (defunct)

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Gräf & Stift⁠

- Austria (defunct)

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GT Bicycles⁠

- American brand now owned by Dorel Industries of Canada

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Guerciotti⁠

- Italy

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Gustavs Ērenpreis Bicycle Factory⁠

- Latvia (defunct)

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Gunnar⁠

- United States

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Harley-Davidson⁠

- United States, 1917–1923

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Haro Bikes⁠

- United States, owns the

Masi⁠

brand

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Harry Quinn⁠

- UK (defunct)

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Hase bikes⁠

- Germany

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Heinkel⁠

- Germany (defunct)

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Helkama⁠

- Finland

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Henley Bicycle Works⁠

- United States (defunct)

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Hercules⁠

- UK (defunct)

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Hercules⁠

- Germany

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Hero Cycles Ltd⁠

- India, owning brands like Hero, Hawk, Firefox and Roma

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René Herse⁠

- France

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Hetchins⁠

- UK

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Hillman⁠

- UK (defunct)

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Hoffman BMX Bikes⁠

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Hoffmann⁠

- Germany (defunct)

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Holdsworth⁠

- UK

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Huffy⁠

- United States

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Humber⁠

- UK, part of

Raleigh⁠

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Hurtu⁠

- France (defunct)

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Husqvarna⁠

- Sweden

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Ibis⁠

- United States

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Ideal Bikes⁠

- Greece

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Indian⁠

- United States, (bought by Polaris)

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IFA⁠

- East Germany (defunct)

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Independent Fabrication⁠

- United States

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Iride⁠

- Italy

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Iron Horse Bicycles⁠

- United States, now owned by Dorel Industries of Canada

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Islabikes⁠

– UK

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Italvega⁠

- United States (defunct), precursor to Univega

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Itera⁠

- Sweden (defunct)

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Ivel Cycle Works⁠

- UK (defunct)

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Iver Johnson⁠

- United States (defunct)

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Iverson⁠

- United States (defunct)

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Jan Janssen⁠

- The Netherlands

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JMC Bicycles⁠

- United States (defunct)

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Jamis Bicycles⁠

- United States

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Kalkhoff⁠

- Germany

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Kangaroo⁠

- UK

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Karbon Kinetics Limited⁠

- UK

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Kawasaki⁠

- Japan

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K2 Sports⁠

- United States

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Kent⁠

- United States

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Kestrel USA⁠

- United States, (owned by Advanced Sports International)

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Kettler⁠

- Germany

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KHS⁠

- Taiwan, manufacturer of its own bikes plus many other brands

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Kia⁠

- ROK, no longer produces bicycles

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Kinesis Industry⁠

- Taiwan and United States, 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

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Klein⁠

- United States, (discontinued brand owned by Trek)

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KOGA⁠

- The Netherlands

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Kogswell Cycles⁠

- United States

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Kona⁠

- United States

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