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History of Focus Bicycles
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Focus is a German bicycle brand that produces bikes for amateurs and professionals. Its history is not very rich and begins in 1992.
The founder of the company is professional cyclist Mike Klugge, who had three world cycling titles when the company was founded.
A year after the creation of the first bicycle model, he competes on it at the German Championship and wins the champion title.
On the same bike, Mike rolls up second in the World Championship. This success of the new brand allowed Focus to conclude an agreement with the Derby Cycle concern.
In 1994, Focus launched the first range of bicycles in collaboration with Derby Cycle.
After the Focus bikes hit the general market, they were immediately liked by amateurs and professionals alike.
The good quality and successful performance of Mike Klugge allowed the brand to achieve good success.
Today Focus is one of the leading bicycle manufacturers not only in Germany but worldwide. In the assortment of this company you can find various models from budget to luxury racing bikes.
The Focus bike is a high-quality and technologically advanced bike that can be used both in professional competitions and usefully to spend time outdoors with friends or family.
Focus works closely with professional athletes to improve their products. Technological advances have been successfully applied to the creation of both racing and amateur bicycles.
Today Focus has its own XC and trail team and sponsors major road and other cycling teams.
The vast majority of bicycles today are manufactured in China, Taiwan and Malaysia.
Many companies are trying to save money on production due to this, but not Focus. Focus bikes are manufactured exclusively at the factory located in Cloppenburg, Germany.
It is equipped with state-of-the-art equipment to produce the highest quality bikes.
There, all new models and prototypes undergo laboratory and computer tests, which make it possible to identify any shortcomings at the early stages of production.