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WHAT'S IN A NAME? When we first started production in 1989, we chose the geometric term Polygon- meaning "many sides"- as our name because we felt it represented the many sides of our character. Today we have many more sides but our core remains the same.
WE ARE RIDERS. Our global design team and many of our product people are riders. Their knowledge of materials and design combined with experience that can only be gained from the seat of a bike leads to a deep understanding of what makes a great bike. And that passion flows through everyone at Polygon. We want your Polygon bike to be the best bike you've ever ridden. It's truly what we live for.
WE ARE GLOBAL. Currently Polygon is very well known in Asia and is making inroads into other markets. Part of this success can be attributed to our global design and development team. This diverse group of engineers, testers and creative thinkers are based in North America, Europe and Asia, ensuring that our designs are fresh and have global relevance. Another is our state-of-theart manufacturing and assembly facilities in Southeast Asia. This global design meets world class manufacturing philosophy has attracted the likes of freeriders Sam Reynolds and Yannick Granieri, currently wowing crowds at high profile international events, and the Hutchinson UR Team who are riding Polygon bikes on the grueling 2013 UCI DH circuit.
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WE ARE TRUSTWORTHY. Unlike many of our competitors we own our manufacturing, assembly and distribution. This means we control every aspect from original concept to final delivery. Why is all this important? Because we know that every Polygon bike is quality built, assembled true to our specifications and shipped in perfect condition. Simply put, Polygon quality is second to none and we stand behind everything we make.
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COMPETING ON A GLOBAL SCALE When Polygon partnered with the Hutchinson UR Team we knew we were getting some of the top athletes of the sport. Their confidence in our ability to provide great DH bikes as well as bikes that deliver world class performance in every discipline was well founded as the team has been racking up top finishes at high profile events around the world. In fact, Mick Hannah rode a variety of models including DHX, AXX, and a prototype 4X design with the option of a TX 3.0 on his way to winning the KING OF CRANKWORX title as Les 2 Alpes showcasing his talents as the best all around rider. But more than just sponsored athletes, our team riders and technicians are an integral part of our global design team. With their input our international team of engineers and designers can respond quickly, reworking and refining our designs to maintain a competitive edge. This continuous development process was born from our global design team approach and delivers the promise of more good things to come.
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