Welcome to TWITTER Bikes, your trusted manufacturer of premium performance bicycles built in our own integrated factory.
Catering to every type of rider—from road racers and off-road mountain adventurers to long-distance gravel explorers and e-bike commuters—we engineer tailored bikes to match your unique riding demands.
Our full lineup covers carbon & aluminum road bikes, boost mountain bikes, all-terrain gravel bikes, and power-assisted e-bikes. Each frame is forged from aerospace-grade carbon fiber, lightweight aluminum alloy and premium titanium, with flexible component configurations including mechanical groupsets and precise wireless electronic shifting systems.
Backed by in-house R&D, production and quality control, every TWITTER bike undergoes rigorous testing to deliver outstanding durability, responsive handling and cutting-edge riding performance.
Ride with unshakable confidence. Ride with TWITTER.
TWITTER Bicycles feature a unique, ergonomic design that enhances comfort and reduces strain during long rides.
The dual-twist mechanism provides superior balance, making it ideal for both beginners and experienced cyclists.
Riders can easily adjust the bike’s settings to suit their personal preferences and riding style.
Twister bikes promote sustainable commuting, reducing carbon footprints and contributing to a healthier environment.
You should schedule a bike service every 6 months or every 500 miles, whichever comes first. Regular maintenance ensures optimal performance and safety. For frequent riders or those in harsh conditions, more frequent check-ups may be necessary. Always consult your bike's manual for specific recommendations.
The right size bicycle can be determined by measuring the inseam and comparing it to the bike’s frame size. Most bike shops can assist with fitting.
To fix a flat tire, remove the wheel, take out the inner tube, locate and patch the puncture, or replace the tube, and then reassemble the wheel.
The recommended tire pressure varies by tire type and is usually indicated on the tire sidewall. Road bike tires typically require higher pressure (80-130 psi) compared to mountain bike tires (30-50 psi).
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