
United States · Sporting goods startup
Trek Bicycle Corporation is a leading American manufacturer and distributor of high-quality bicycles, cycling accessories, and components, based in Waterloo, Wisconsin.
Funding reportedLast round: Private Equity
Trek Bicycle Corporation is a leading American manufacturer and distributor of high-quality bicycles, cycling accessories, and components, based in Waterloo, Wisconsin.
Founded in 1976, Trek has grown to become one of the largest bicycle brands globally, generating over $1 billion in annual revenue. The company is dedicated to delivering exceptional craftsmanship and promoting the joy of cycling, with a mission to contribute positively to the world through cycling. Trek offers a diverse range of bicycles designed for various disciplines, including road bikes, mountain bikes, e-bikes, gravel bikes, and urban commuters. The company also produces cycling components and accessories under its Bontrager brand and owns several other bicycle brands. Trek serves a wide customer base, from amateur cyclists to professional athletes, and markets its products through a network of over 1,700 independent bike dealers in North America and various subsidiaries and retailers worldwide. With a commitment to health and fitness, Trek aims to provide performance, comfort, and affordability for all cycling enthusiasts.
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