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Trek Bicycles

By Candis Reade

Trek brand bicycles made their debut in the year 1976! During the 1970s, a new energy consciousness created a great boom for bicycles. Trek grew during this period and won great recognition in the bike market. By the 1980s, Trek had introduced a wide range of over 850 models that resulted in the ground breaking success. Effectively designed in California, the Trek bicycles started dominating the bike racing circuits and continued to grow more popular. The most striking features of these bicycles include comfortable seats, thick tires and a unique system of gears compared to other road bikes.

Trek bicycles are the most renowned brand name in the United States of America. The bicycles are designed with higher end versions built with care in their headquarters in Waterloo, Wisconsin. They are among the most recognized industry brands, and manufacture a wide range of bicycles in order to meet the demands of riders across the world. During the career of Lance Armstrong, Trek supplied racing bicycles to the Discovery Channel and to the US Portal Service professional cycling teams.

Trek bicycles were on of the first in the market to introduce world-class mountain bikes. They have an outstanding reputation in introducing a variety of bicycle designs and continue to come up with innovations in designing their bicycle models. These bicycle manufacturing giants have never stopped innovating. They enhance their mechanisms to improve the comfort of riding, and improve the accessibility of high end bikes to the general public.

With respect to sales, Trek bicycles has had an increased demand and its sales have resulted in a greater profit ratio. Thanks to the popularity of Lance Armstrong and rising gas prices, more people than ever before are interested in taking up cycling. If you're looking for a high quality, reliable bike, Trek bicycles are one of the best options available.



Candis Reade is an accomplished niche website developer and author.
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