What about jeep bikes?

Jeep itself does not make bicycles. What you are talking about should be those on online platforms such as Moubao. These are copycats and the quality will definitely not be good. It is better to choose mainstream big brand bicycles. Bar.

Mountain bikes, Giant, Merida, Xidesheng. For road bikes, Giant, Merida, folding bikes, Dahon, Oyama, and Fengxing are relatively good brands.

Giant’s bikes are lighter than Merida’s. They were once nicknamed cans by cyclists, while Merida is a tank (there is a tank model called Merida). Therefore, you can choose Merida for mountain bikes, and Giant is recommended for road bikes. .

Currently, most bicycle brands produce their own frames, front forks, and handlebars, while the rest of the components are supplied by other manufacturers. The well-known ones include Shimano and SRAM.

Let’s talk about folding bikes. Folding bikes have now developed into folding roads, but it is extremely dangerous to use folding bikes as mountain bikes. Folding bikes come in 14, 16 or 20-inch wheel sets, and the frames of all brands are about the same size.

Daxon has been making folding bikes for a long time. It seems to be a Chinese brand registered in the United States. It has more than 60 patents in total. Its folding buckle is used by many domestic brands of folding bikes. It does well in mid-to-high-end models. , but the price/performance ratio is low, and there are relatively many offline stores, but there has been a trend of substantial reduction in recent years.

Ouyama, affiliated to Taiwan's Dazhong Company, was an OEM for major brands of bicycles in the early years. In the past two decades, it has launched its own folding bicycles, with more than 100 patents and self-developed folding buckles. The price/performance ratio has improved in recent years.

So most low-end models began to use 6061 aluminum alloy. In the early days, they were steel frame vehicles and there were few offline stores. Its folding bikes include models similar to mountain bikes, but are not defined as mountain bikes.