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CEEPO FRAMES
Unlike many of its competitors, CEEPO’s product managers, designers, and distributors are triathletes themselves. CEEPO is not a road bike company that simply markets one of their bike models to triathletes, CEEPO bikes and frames were developed entirely by triathletes for triathletes. Unlike some other bike companies, our employees actually ride and race to ensure CEEPO bikes meet and exceed the demands of real world racing conditions. CEEPO simply applies proven aerodynamic principles in innovative designs to produce state-of-the-art triathlon racing machines.
CEEPO uses the highest grade carbon fibre material available on the market. And, while a very select few of CEEPO’s competitors are able to match CEEPO’s super high-quality materials, most do not and cut corners and costs by using cheaper mixtures of carbon fibre grades, resulting in bikes that are neither light nor stiff.
Many other so-called tri bikes on the market are simply mass-produced “open-mould” products. With open-mould bike frames, a factory or trading company owns the mould and sells “cookie-cutter” carbon bike frames to anyone who’s willing to buy. But the “pseudo manufacturers” that buy these open-mould bike frames don’t own or control the design, engineering, or material selection for the products they’re marketing. Usually, they just specify the paint or logos that are applied to a generic open-mould frame. You’ve probably already seen framesets that are marketed by two (or sometimes three, or four) different bike companies, and yet the bikes are identical to one another, except for the paint and logos...these are examples of open mould products.
CEEPO takes an entirely different approach to produce a cutting-edge triathlon racing frame. Since CEEPO owns and designs their own proprietary frame moulds, CEEPO is able to fully control the complete design, engineering, production, and material selection for their bikes. As a result, CEEPO controls all the aspects of manufacturing, which allows CEEPO to create unique and truly innovative products. This is an important consideration, as some bike companies are just “pseudo manufacturers” that simply re-badge and market generic open-mould
products without real value or design innovation.
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