Why choose a Sunn bicycle?
Sunn, is a brave and contemporary brand with a recognized domain in the French industry, designs and assembles all its bicycles in its facilities located in Machecoul, in France. All their bicycles are designed in Europe by their team of experts who do not concessions in the choice of materials to guarantee the highest quality. Your rigorous attention to the selection of all components of your bicycles, has increasingly efficient machines.
In addition, the competition represents an outdoor laboratory for Sunn. Its pilots perform real -size tests in the World Cup to validate the technologies implemented in the brand bicycles. For this reason, SUNN bicycles are a reference of quality, performance and innovation in the cycling industry.
The interesting story of Sunn bicycles
Sunn began his adventure in 1982 in Machecoul, France. In its beginnings it was a BMX manufacturer, but soon it was evolving and diversifying its business until it became a reference of mountain cycling.
In its more than 40 years of history, Sunn has achieved an incalculable number of victories in competition sport, with more than 80 world titles to his credit. But beyond its impressive palmarés, its philosophy of continuous innovation stands out. Sunn's rich story is marked by bicycles and athletes, technologies and emblematic victories.
Sunn bicycles have the competition in their DNA
Sunn's commitment to professional cycling has resulted in a large number of victories on the global stage. The dedication of the brand to superior crafts, in combination with collaboration with top -level cyclists, has brought many triumphs.
One of the most notable successes was when Sunn supported the iconic French cyclist Nicolas Vouilloz, who became a world descent champion by mountain bicycle a record of ten times between 1995 and 2002, consolidating Sunn's reputation in this field.
Anne-Caroline Chausson, another remarkable athlete, set up Sunn bicycles to get victory on multiple occasions.
Sunn's team also had a strong presence in the Discipline of XC. Cyclist Miguel Martinez, riding Sunn bicycles, won several World Cross-Country championships.
More recently, in the enduro World Series, Sunn Enduro team has constantly produced high -level performances. One of the most prominent cyclists includes Kévin Miquel, who has shown solid results in several rounds in the series.
Sunn's story is inextricably linked to competition success. His strong commitment to performance cycling is evident in his association with world -class athletes and in his notable victories in global cycling events. His bicycles are not just vehicles; They are winning machines mounted by champions.
Sunn's most outstanding models
Are you looking for a double suspension mountain bike for Cross-Country? Choose the Sunn Stake.
Are you one of those who still enjoy squeezing BTT's marches and routes with a rigid? In that case we recommend the Sunn Kern.
Do you prefer a serious bicycle? We recommend the Sunn Venture.
Advantages of buying a reconditioned Sunn bicycle
Buying a reconditioned bicycle is an excellent option fundamentally for three reasons:
The first is economic savings. Buying a second -hand bicycle reconditioned in Tuvalum you get a saving between 20% and up to 60% compared to its new price.
The second reason is mechanical certification. You can buy a second -hand Sunn bicycle from an individual, but most websites and apps of used products do not offer any guarantee about the state of the items that sell and you have to trust that a stranger does not sell you a bicycle with hidden damage . In Tuvalum all bicycles are reviewed and reconditioned by our mechanical team with 1 year mechanical guarantee and with 18 -month repurchase guarantee. In addition, our mechanics ensure that each reconditioned bicycle meets the same technical requirements and approval that the European Union requires new bicycles.
Another weight of weight to buy a reconditioned Sunn bicycle is its sustainable impact. Being a bicycle that has already been manufactured, you save the environmental footprint that would generate a new bicycle. Did you know that manufacturing a bicycle generates a carbon footprint of 300 kilos of CO2?
