Discover a Brand Every Week – Wuyang

WUYANG

Guangzhou Wuyang Bicycle Co., Ltd., formerly known as the Guangzhou Bicycle Factory established in 1960, is a time-honored Chinese brand and a pioneer of the bicycle industry in South China.

I. Brand Logo

1. Classic Old Logo: A relief sculpture of a five‑goat motif paired with the English word “WUYANG,” inspired by the legend of Guangzhou as the “City of Goats,” and a timeless emblem cherished in the memories of generations of Chinese consumers.

2. Modern New Logo: A streamlined red sheep‑head logo paired with the sans-serif English typeface “WUYANG,” blending vintage heritage with industrial chic, and suitable for printing on components such as frames, cranks, and chainrings.

3. Brand Honors: China Well-Known Trademark, Guangdong Province Famous Trademark, and Time-Honored Brand of Guangzhou.

II. Development History

1. 1960: The Guangzhou Bicycle Factory officially began production, and the first Wuyang bicycle rolled off the assembly line, establishing the factory among the nation’s four major bicycle manufacturers.

2. 1973: The product made its debut at the Canton Fair, was exported overseas in bulk, and became one of the earliest bicycle brands from South China to go global.

3. 1982: Annual production and sales exceeded one million units; by 1988, peak output reached 2.5 million units, with the “Wuyang 28-inch double-bar” model enjoying widespread popularity across Guangdong, Guangxi, and markets nationwide.

4. The 1990s: Pioneered the introduction of gear‑shifting technology from Hong Kong and Taiwan, developed mountain bikes and sport‑oriented models, and saw dealers across China lining up to stock its products.

5. From the new century to the present: The company has strategically expanded into folding bikes, road bikes, and lithium‑electric assisted bicycles, establishing full‑vehicle production bases in Guangdong and Tianjin, while catering to both everyday commuting and sporty cycling.

III. Core Technological Advantages

1. Mature frame manufacturing process

With over 60 years of expertise in pipe welding, stamping, and powder coating, we collaborated early on with South China University of Technology to master flash butt welding for aluminum alloy bicycle rims. Our frames feature smooth welds and exceptional fatigue resistance, ensuring they remain deformation‑free and crack‑resistant even after prolonged riding.

2. In-house development of all-chain transmission components

We offer in-house production of chainrings, cranks, and bottom bracket assemblies, supporting both standard chain drive and 8M synchronous belt drive customization. We can tailor gear ratios and Q-values to your specifications and accommodate folding bikes as well as e‑bike models.

3. Enhance the quality inspection system

Adhering to the quality‑inspection standards of state‑owned major manufacturers, the vehicle has successfully passed rigorous tests for road‑hump resistance, load‑bearing capacity, and salt‑spray corrosion protection, and has repeatedly won gold awards from the Ministry of Light Industry as well as prestigious quality prizes at international expos.

4. Multi-material mass production capability

Our product range covers high-carbon steel, 6061 aluminum alloy, and carbon fiber, with in-house production spanning everything from civilian steel frames to full-carbon racing bike frames. Backed by a robust supply chain in the Pearl River Delta, we deliver with exceptional efficiency.

IV. Product Features (Clear Tiered Classification)

1) Product Grade Classification

- Entry-level, consumer‑grade models (mainstream volume segment): high‑carbon steel commuter bikes, 26‑inch vintage cargo bikes, and urban women’s leisure bikes—durable, long‑lasting, and easy to maintain—targeted at the urban‑rural commuting market.

- Mid-range performance category: aluminum‑alloy mountain bikes, 451 folding bikes, and long-distance touring bikes, equipped with derailleurs and suspension forks, balancing lightweight design with excellent value—mainstream models available at brick‑and‑mortar stores.

- High-end, competition-grade: all-carbon fiber aerodynamic road bike (Jingchi series, weighing just 8.8 kg), plus a racing fixed‑gear bike—both benchmarked against top-tier sports bike specifications and aimed squarely at the enthusiast market.

2) Core Product Portfolio

1. Classic commuter bikes: traditional “28-inch” frame models and lightweight women’s bikes, featuring a retro aesthetic while offering rust resistance and durability.

2. Complete bicycles: mountain bikes, aerodynamic road bikes, and three‑fold portable bikes.

3. New-energy vehicles: lithium‑battery‑assisted folding bikes and electric bicycles, with full 3C certification.

4. Matching components: in-house‑produced cranksets, chainrings, hubs, and seatposts; capable of supplying complete bicycle assemblies to OEMs.

Common Product Highlights

- Balances cost-effectiveness with domestic products, features highly compatible accessories, and offers convenient after-sales service and repairs.

- Ergonomically optimized frame design for effortless riding, ideal for short-distance commuting in South China cities;

- The paint finish is resistant to sunlight and rain, and it remains colorfast even with prolonged outdoor use.

V. Exhibition Activities

1. Shanghai International Bicycle Exhibition (CHINA CYCLE)

With large-scale custom-built booths year after year and annual launches of carbon‑frame road bikes and new folding‑bike models, the company is a long-standing benchmark exhibitor of domestic brands at trade shows, welcoming bicycle manufacturers and distributors from across China.

2. Northern International Bicycle Show (Tianjin)

Having exhibited for many years in a row, the company has focused on commuter bikes and lithium‑electric assisted models, expanding into the northern inland market.

3. Local Trade Shows in South China

Regularly exhibiting at the Guangzhou International Two-Wheeler Show and the Guangdong Sports Goods Expo, the company has cultivated a robust dealer network across Guangdong and Guangxi.

4. Overseas Exhibitions: We have participated in the Canton Fair multiple times, and our products are exported to over 20 countries and regions, including Southeast Asia and the Middle East.

VI. Social Activities and Industry Contributions

1. Laying the foundation for the South China bicycle industry

As a long-established state-owned vehicle manufacturer in Guangzhou, it has trained a large pool of skilled workers in frame welding, stamping, and surface‑treatment processes, helping to establish the Pearl River Delta’s pipe‑fabrication, powder‑coating, and component‑supply industries. It is a founding brand of the two‑wheeler manufacturing sector in South China.

2. Promote a low-carbon cycling culture

For many years in a row, we have organized public cycling tours for the people of Guangzhou; sponsored amateur cycling events in South China; and participated in the national university “Red Journey, Green Ride” public‑service campaign, providing bicycles free of charge.

3. Heritage of Time-Honored Brands

Safeguarding Guangzhou’s indigenous industrial heritage, the brand has repositioned “Wuyang” from a traditional heavy‑duty truck manufacturer to a modern sports‑cycling label, while preserving the time‑honored craftsmanship of this established domestic name. It has been repeatedly selected for Guangzhou’s time‑tested‑brand support program.

4. People’s Livelihood, Employment, and Rural Transportation Security

Penetrating county‑level markets by offering affordable, high‑value commuter bicycles to towns and villages; launching a dealer franchise program to support small and medium‑sized entrepreneurs in opening stores, thereby boosting employment in both urban and rural areas; and providing long‑term products that meet rural residents’ short‑distance travel needs.

5. Public Welfare Projects

Donating children’s bikes and commuter bicycles to rural schools in mountainous areas, thereby promoting eco-friendly transportation in the countryside; preserving the Lingnan manufacturing heritage by showcasing classic vintage bicycles at the Guangzhou Industrial Expo on multiple occasions, thus documenting the history of industrial development in South China.