The main categories of bicycles in relation to their intended use are:Road bicycles are designed for traveling at speed on paved roads.

Touring bicycles are designed for bicycle touring and long journeys. They are durable and comfortable,capable of transporting baggage, and have a wide gear range.

Randonneur or Audax bicycles are designed for randonnées or brevet rides, and fall in between racing bicycles and those intended for touring in terms of frame geometry and weight.
Hybrid bicycles are a compromise between the mountain and racing style bicycles which replaced Europeanstyle utility bikes in North America in the early 1990s. They have a light frame, medium gauge wheels, and derailleur gearing, and feature straight or curvedback, touring handlebars for more upright riding.

Giant(捷安特)
Giant has been around for four decades and they have this down to a fine art. Their collection includes on road, x road, off road, women and youth bikes.

Trek(崔克)
Although Trek make excellent road bikes, this company is better known for its excellent mountain bikes. As their name suggests, they take cycling seriously and focus on removing limitations when you’re zon your bike. They also do an assortment of around town commute bikes and specialized collections.

Merida(美利达)

Merida Industry Co., Ltd (MIC) is a Taiwan-based bicycle design, manufacture, and sales company. It was started in 1972 by Ike Tseng. The original layout was based on the Raleigh Nottingham factory as Merida began by making Raleigh bikes for the North American market. Ike was a very talented engineer, and the company grew as a well-respected OE manufacturer making many well-respected brands.Ike died in January 2012, the company is now run by his son Michael Tseng.

Merida is a global player in bicycle design and manufacturing, making 2.2 million bicycles a year at 5 factories: 1 in Taiwan, 3 in China and 1 in Germany.

As at 2012 the company is a public listed company on the Taiwanese stock exchange, quoted at approximately £350 million, making it one of Taiwan's biggest companies.

Merida now produces mainly its own Merida-branded bikes, which are present in 77 countries around the world, or selected brands which it has a financial interest in, e.g. the German brand Centurion.

In 2001, Merida bought 49% of Specialized for a reported US$30 million, although its CEO and founder Mike Sinyard remained majority owner.

Merida has been co-sponsor of the Multivan Merida Biking Team, with athletes such as Jose Hermida and Gunn-Rita Dahle Flesjå, and of bicycle racing events such as the TransUK and TransWales mountain bike races. Since 2004, the team has been scoring over 30 World Cup wins as well as Olympic gold and silver medals.

In 2013 Merida became co-sponsors of the Pro-Tour Lampre-Merida road racing team.

Contrary to many rumours, Merida does not make own-label bikes for Halfords or any other UK-only brands. But they have been involved in frame manufacture in the past as late as 2008/09 with Edinburgh Bicycle Co-operative own brand Revolution.

Emelle(阿米尼)

The Emelle Diva children's bike features a simple 6-speed gear system, providing a great introduction to geared bikes! Featuring a Hi-Tensile steel frame, 20 inch alloy rims, junior padded saddle for comfort and a set of safe and reliable v-style brakes. Ideal for children with an inside leg measurement of 21-26 inches.

Fushida(富士达)

Tianjin Fushida Bicycle Co., Ltd was built in 1994 which specialized in bicycle procuction as a self-investment company. The invested captital is more than $ 11,500,000.and the staff is more than 3500. We produc all kinds of bicycles, including MTB, CITY BIKE, RACING BIKES, and also could produce according to the customers' request. The staff of Fushida will insist on the spirit of "battle", and resorting on top-quality oroduct and judgmatical service, we welcome the vst customers form domestic and abroad to enquire and order.

Battle(邦德.富士达)
Battle Creek offers quite an extensive network of trails, as compared to most metropolitan trail systems. In many areas of the park, it's easy to forget you're surrounded by suburbs on all sides. Battle Creek has something for riders of all technical abilities, with trails running the gamut from smooth, hard-pack ski trails to expert-level singletrack. 

The terrain is quite hilly, so expect the trails to give you a good workout. Although hilly, the climbs tend to be relatively short, with the longest single climb gaining approximately 110' in elevation. Trails are mainly fast hardpack, with a few sandy sections and a few rocks & roots.
Keep in mind that this trail there is no one right way to ride it. You can pick and choose different segments at your own will. This can lead to confusion on the part of people who are not familiar with the trail. Always be aware of your surroundings and the potential for riders to be coming from the opposite direction.