Founded in 2006 by BMX freestyle legend Dave Mirra, Mirraco Bike Company sells all manner of BMX race and stunt bicycles worldwide in a wide range of prices.

Raleigh Bicycle Company is one of the oldest bicycle companies in the world with origins dating to 1887. Today it still reproduces some of its cult classics like the Vektar and Chopper, but also offers modern mountain, road, comfort and kids bikes.

Apollo Bicycles is one of the leading brands in the Australian market and have been operating down under for about a quarter of a century. They offer bikes in every riding style whether you're on a mountain trail or heading to the corner store.

If you're looking for a bicycle that handles as responsively and as quickly as an Italian racing car, the Pinarello is for you. With pretty paintwork, it's got bling factor all over it and delivers a smooth and comfortable ride.

Specialized is an American manufacturer of bicycles and components. It is also a key player in the history of mountain biking. Based in Morgan Hill, California, its primary production line is still mountain bikes.

With BMX enjoying a recent popularity boom thanks largely to its inauguration into the 2008 Olympics, Subrosa has probably come along at a good time. Established in 2006, Subrosa is still in its infancy and building itself from the ground up.

Bike Friday is actually a brand of folding bicycle made by Green Gear Cycling. All the bikes are designed to be packed and stowed in a standard sized towable suitcase and, more importantly, to "ride like your best bike".

Dahon sells lightweight folding bicycles for urban, road, and mountain riding. They are the largest folding bicycle manufacturer in the world and are carried in local bike shops and available on the Internet.

Serotta Bicycles has been making handmade bicycle frames since the 1970s. They are a small, independent frame builder in the United States who offer personalized service in a way big companies can't. The bikes are pricey but highly unique.

A Taiwanese bicycle manufacturer and possibly the world's best-known brand with the largest production line. Giant produces seven ranges of bikes with something for everyone from comfort bikes to high-end off-road and racing bikes.