12 brands

All Bike Brands

A brand only appears under a category it genuinely sells in. Santa Cruz makes no road bike, woom and Frog make nothing but children's bikes, and none of them get an empty page here to round out the grid.

Brands

  • Trek

    The broadest range of any major brand, sold through a dense dealer network.

    USA · mountain, road, gravel, electric, hybrid, kids’

  • Specialized

    Race-led development across every discipline, with its own components arm.

    USA · mountain, road, gravel, electric, hybrid, kids’

  • Giant

    The largest bicycle manufacturer in the world; makes frames for other brands too.

    Taiwan · mountain, road, gravel, electric, hybrid, kids’

  • Cannondale

    Known for single-sided Lefty forks and an aluminium engineering heritage.

    USA · mountain, road, gravel, electric, hybrid, kids’

  • Santa Cruz

    Mountain and gravel only, with a lifetime frame and bearing warranty.

    USA · mountain, gravel

  • Scott

    Light frames and integrated suspension lockouts across mountain and road.

    Switzerland · mountain, road, gravel, electric, hybrid

  • Canyon

    Direct-to-consumer only, which is why the specification per pound is high.

    Germany · mountain, road, gravel, electric

  • Cube

    Very wide European range at prices that undercut most of the majors.

    Germany · mountain, road, gravel, hybrid

  • Rad Power Bikes

    Direct-to-consumer electric utility bikes built around hub-drive motors.

    USA · electric

  • Aventon

    Electric commuter and adventure bikes, with torque sensing across the range.

    USA · electric

  • woom

    Kids’ bikes only, engineered around low weight and child-sized contact points.

    Austria · kids’

  • Frog Bikes

    Kids’ bikes only, sized by inside leg rather than age.

    UK · kids’