From October 10 to 13, the European original brand KELLYS (Kellys) and the Taiwanese brand STRIDA, brought by Yongqi Cycle Co., Ltd., will appear at the 2013 Asian Bicycle Exhibition. Booth number: B2500. As elite members of the European bicycle scene, the KELLYS brand has been committed to emphasizing fine craftsmanship for over 20 years, while STRIDA stands out among portable folding bicycles.
Since launching its first bicycle in 1991, KELLYS has been dedicated to developing the emotional appeal of cycling. For the KELLYS team, a bicycle is not just a cold sports device or a means of transport, but an undeniable part of life. After years of reform, development, and hard work, KELLYS bicycles have become part of the elite in European cycling. The KELLYS team is never afraid of failure—even when falling down, they never lose heart. Those who own a KELLYS must have experienced success, adventure, and joy with it, and those experiences will become unforgettable parts of their memories.
STRIDA is more than just a bicycle—it’s a piece of mobile artistry. Since the launch of the first STRIDA in 1989, designers have continuously refined the concepts of portability, ease of use, quick folding, and convenient storage. This culminated in the release of the STRIDA 5 in 2007. It is one of the rare folding bikes in the world that can be pushed even when folded, folding in just 7 seconds, quickly and simply. Its frame, made of aluminum and plastic, weighs less than 10 kilograms—small, lightweight, sturdy, and stable. STRIDA’s design innovation uses only three main components to form the entire frame structure, allowing it to be folded and unfolded tool-free in just a few seconds. It features a unique belt drive, avoiding traditional chain drops and grease issues, an adjustable quick-release seat post allows riders of different heights to easily adjust the saddle, and a newly designed 3-speed internal gear system allows shifting by simply pedaling backward. Every detail of the STRIDA bicycle resonates with the uniqueness the product embodies.