Andijan Machine Building Institute Faculity of Mechanical Technology major of Technological machine and equipments 22 group course First name : muhammadqodir last name: obidjonov

ANDIJAN MACHINE BUILDING INSTITUTE FACULITY OF MECHANICAL TECHNOLOGY MAJOR OF TECHNOLOGICAL MACHINE AND EQUIPMENTS 322 GROUP 3 COURSE FIRST NAME :MUHAMMADQODIR LAST NAME: OBIDJONOV

TREK COMPANY

Trek Bicycle Corporation is the largest U.S. manufacturer of bicycles sold by specialty retailers. Distributors in more than 65 countries sell Trek's mountain, road, children's, recumbent, police, and BMX bikes. As a sponsor of racing teams and athletes, Trek had the good fortune of signing Lance Armstrong in 1997. Armstrong became the first American to win the Tour de France in 1999 while riding on an American team and on an American-made bike. The bike he was riding, Trek's OCLV Carbon 5200, quickly became one of the most popular road bikes in history. Trek and Armstrong experienced marked success in the early years of the new millennium--by 2005 Armstrong had won seven consecutive Tour de France races.

• Trek Bicycle Corporation is the largest U.S. manufacturer of bicycles sold by specialty retailers. Distributors in more than 65 countries sell Trek's mountain, road, children's, recumbent, police, and BMX bikes. As a sponsor of racing teams and athletes, Trek had the good fortune of signing Lance Armstrong in 1997. Armstrong became the first American to win the Tour de France in 1999 while riding on an American team and on an American-made bike. The bike he was riding, Trek's OCLV Carbon 5200, quickly became one of the most popular road bikes in history. Trek and Armstrong experienced marked success in the early years of the new millennium--by 2005 Armstrong had won seven consecutive Tour de France races.

Trek was established in 1976, at the peak of the 1970s bicycle boom. Its founders were Dick Burke, president of Milwaukee-based appliance and electronics distributor Roth Co., and Bevill Hogg, the proprietor of a chain of bike stores, one of which was located in nearby Madison. With financial backing from Roth's parent company, the Brookfield, Wisconsin-based Intrepid Corporation, Burke and Hogg launched Trek in an old warehouse in Waterloo, Wisconsin, located halfway between Milwaukee and Madison. With a workforce of about five, the company began making high-quality, lightweight steel bicycle frames by hand. From the outset, Trek committed itself to selling bicycles primarily through specialty bicycle stores, rather than through general retail outlets. This decision helped the company to maintain its image as a supplier of equipment for serious bicycling enthusiasts. Trek quickly became a favorite brand among that connoisseur market, and independent bicycle shops have remained Trek's most important outlet.

• Trek was established in 1976, at the peak of the 1970s bicycle boom. Its founders were Dick Burke, president of Milwaukee-based appliance and electronics distributor Roth Co., and Bevill Hogg, the proprietor of a chain of bike stores, one of which was located in nearby Madison. With financial backing from Roth's parent company, the Brookfield, Wisconsin-based Intrepid Corporation, Burke and Hogg launched Trek in an old warehouse in Waterloo, Wisconsin, located halfway between Milwaukee and Madison. With a workforce of about five, the company began making high-quality, lightweight steel bicycle frames by hand. From the outset, Trek committed itself to selling bicycles primarily through specialty bicycle stores, rather than through general retail outlets. This decision helped the company to maintain its image as a supplier of equipment for serious bicycling enthusiasts. Trek quickly became a favorite brand among that connoisseur market, and independent bicycle shops have remained Trek's most important outlet.