Get to Know a Brand Every Week – OYAMA
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2026-04-24
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I. Brand History and Scale
OYAMA is a leading professional folding-bike brand from Taiwan with more than 60 years of history, renowned worldwide for its patented technology, stylish design, and reliable quality.

1. 1966: Founded in Taiwan by Mr. Wang Dashan, originally known as Daxing Ironworks, the company initially manufactured bicycle components.
2. 1980: The first complete bicycle assembly plant was established in Tainan, marking the company’s official entry into the bicycle manufacturing industry.
3. 1988: Developed the first OYAMA folding bicycle, establishing its reputation as a leader in professional folding bikes.
4. 2001: Established a mainland China production base in Taicang, Jiangsu Province, to expand global production capacity.
5. Current Status: The parent company is Taiwan Dazhong Industrial Co., Ltd., which holds more than 200 bicycle patents worldwide. Its products are bestsellers in dozens of countries, including Japan, the United States, and Europe, and it has long held the top spot in Japan’s folding-bike sales.

II. Core Technology Patents (the Soul of the Folding Bike)
Oyama’s folding technology is the industry benchmark, with core patents including:
1. FBI Hidden Folding Device
- The frame features an internal joint design, delivering a streamlined appearance, reduced aerodynamic drag, and enhanced stiffness.
- Features an automatic locking safety mechanism to prevent accidental loosening.

2. 360-degree integrated locking riser
- 3D-forged, weld-free riser with 360° all-around central locking for greater stability than traditional two-sided locking.
3. Single Lock, Double Safety
The entire foldable-joint series comes standard with a dual safety lock, ensuring zero risk while riding.
III. Mainstream Product Series
1. FBI High-End Sports Series (Flagship)
- FBI-CR16: 20-inch frame made of 4130 chrome-molybdenum steel, with a hidden folding mechanism and 8/16 speeds, ideal for sporty commuting.

- FBI-AX5D: 20-inch wheels, G609 aluminum alloy frame, full suspension, 3×9-speed drivetrain—designed to handle challenging terrain.

2. Horizon/Cool Series (Mainstream for the Mass Market)
- Skyline PRO-CR16: Lightweight aluminum alloy frame, 16-inch wheels, easy to carry and ride—your first choice for urban commuting.

- Cool 500: 20-inch wheels, cable-actuated disc brakes, and rear suspension—a comfortable, entry-level sporty folding bike.

3. Children/Adolescents Series
- Dolphin JR 200: a 16/20-inch children’s folding bike with removable training wheels—safe and adorable.

- PRO BEAR 18: 18-inch BMX bike with a chromoly steel frame, specifically designed for youth stunt training.
IV. Core Brand Advantages
1. Technological Barriers: Over 200 patents, with the folding mechanism, frame geometry, and locking system all developed in-house.
2. Materials and Manufacturing Processes: Extensive use of 4130 chromium-molybdenum steel, G609 aluminum alloy, and Renault 520 tubing, combined with robotic welding and 3D-printed component verification.
3. Fashion Positioning: Since 2013, the brand has focused on “fashionable sports,” with a youthful, vibrant design that balances aesthetics and performance.
4. Global Quality: Dual manufacturing bases in Taiwan and Taicang, certified for zero anti-dumping duties by the European Union, with stringent quality control.
V. Market Positioning and Users
1. Core target groups: urban white-collar workers, students, cycling enthusiasts, and family users.
2. Core Scenarios: Urban Commuting, Metro Connections, Weekend Leisure, Short-Distance Travel, and Family Biking.
3. Price range: ¥1,500–¥10,000+, covering entry-level to professional-grade models.
OYAMA is a world-class folding-bike specialist made in Taiwan, seamlessly blending military-grade precision engineering with stylish design. If you’re looking for a bike that rides smoothly, folds compactly, packs easily, and looks great, OYAMA is the trusted choice backed by a long-standing reputation for quality and cutting-edge technology.
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