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What companies does polygon make bikes for?
Polygon Bikes is a bicycle’s trade name made by PT Insera Sena an Indonesian bicycle manufacturer based in Sidoarjo, East Java. Polygon operates manufacturing facilities in various places in Indonesia….Polygon Bikes.
| Type | Private |
|---|---|
| Owner | PT Insera Sena |
| Website | polygonbikes.com |
Is Merida better than polygon?
The Merida ONE-TWENTY 600, Orange Four Factory, and Polygon Siskiu D5 are all full suspension trail bikes. The Merida has 27.5″ / 29″ wheels, the Orange has better components and a much better fork, and the Polygon has a rigid seatpost. Explore the differences below.
What country is Polygon bikes from?
Polygon Bikes recently gave us the chance to find out, with a visit to their factory and assembly facilities in Surabaya, Indonesia.
Where are polygon bicycles made?
Surabaya, Indonesia
Polygon Bikes recently gave us the chance to find out, with a visit to their factory and assembly facilities in Surabaya, Indonesia.
Is Merida or trek better?
Trek is by far the better frame. They have way more experience than Merida. However in this fine country of ours, Trek has possibly the worst back up service and support of any brand. At that price point, not too much can go wrong, so I would go with the Trek, I am not too keen on the Merida Fong Kong logo on my bike.
Which is better bike Merida or Norco?
Despite the price difference, the Merida gets higher quality wheels, and it also gets a full Shimano XT groupset. Not only is the XT shifting faster and crisper than the SRAM Eagle drivetrain on the Norco, the XT 4-piston brakes also have a smoother lever feel and a nicer finish compared to the Code R brakes.
Where do Polygon bikes ship from?
Indonesia
We will send the bike straight from our factory in Indonesia. 2. What term do Polygon use for my shipment? Polygon use DDU (Delivered Duty Unpaid) term, so if you purchase a bike through us, you have to pay for duty and tax.
Is Marin owned by polygon?
Marin Wolf Ridge / Polygon Square One The answer to the question though, is “yes and no.” Marin and Polygon share an owner and their new bikes share the same unique suspension platform — the Naild R3ACT – 2 Play. The Polygon was not far behind either.
Are Marin and polygon the same company?
In February 2012 Marin was bought by Minestone Ltd. The new-formed Zentro Porindis GmbH brings the Marin and Polygon brands under one European sales and distribution roof.
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