I recently purchased a Sun Retro Nexus 3 from a local dealer. Seems like a great bike for my needs. Does anyone here know where these bikes are made? The dealer says Canada but I have my doubts. I think its Taiwan or China. Can't find a label but am curious.
I recently purchased a Sun Retro Nexus 3 from a local dealer. Seems like a great bike for my needs. Does anyone here know where these bikes are made? The dealer says Canada but I have my doubts. I think its Taiwan or China. Can't find a label but am curious.
The line is apparently owned by JB Importers of Miami. (Having lived and done business there, this is, to me, a major warning sign in itself.) I dare say there's zero chance that the bikes are coming from anywhere but China or that vicnity. The website at www.sunbicycles.com is mute as to the actual whereabouts of the production facility; if it was in North America anywhere, that would represent a strong selling feature which the maker would definitely note in the advertising. -- Typoes are a feature, not a bug. Some gardening required to reply via email. Words processed in a facility that contains nuts.
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I recently purchased a Sun Retro Nexus 3 from a local dealer. Seems like a great bike for my needs. Does anyone here know where these bikes are made? The dealer says Canada but I have my doubts. I think its Taiwan or China. Can't find a label but am curious.
The line is apparently owned by JB Importers of Miami. (Having lived and done business there, this is, to me, a major warning sign in itself.) I dare say there's zero chance that the bikes are coming from anywhere but China or that vicnity. The website at www.sunbicycles.com is mute as to the actual whereabouts of the production facility; if it was in North America anywhere, that would represent a strong selling feature which the maker would definitely note in the advertising.
That was my thought also, if it was made north of Laredo TX they would be proclaiming it with banners all over. I bought this one from the local schwinn dealer here in town. I was going to buy a Schwinn at first but they too are are made in Asia & marketed by an importer.so it seemed a horse apeice. So far I really like this Bike, it rides well & appears to be quality constructed. I was just curious as to its country of origin
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Sun Bicycles is a Taiwan Manufacturer, so there you have it. But what difference does it make if you like the bike, and for all practical purposes Sun makes a lot of good bikes including the EZ3 series. :-)
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Sun Bicycles is a Taiwan Manufacturer, so there you have it. But what difference does it make if you like the bike, and for all practical purposes Sun makes a lot of good bikes including the EZ3 series. :-)
Well I do think that American made adds value to an item, but at additional cost......worth more but costs more. If the Schwinn had been American made I may have gone that route but alas that isn't the case as their bikes are also made in China.Had the dealer told me that sun was Taiwanese made I still would have purchased it. After all every time I see news coverage of China all the people are riding bikes........presumably made in China. Works for them. Thanks for the comeback, you have satiated my curiosity