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Fort Frames, sro was formed in 1992 by a group of young bike enthusiasts and recent engineering grads at about the same time as the Soviet empire crumbled, prompting a surge of new business enterprises throughout Eastern Europe. The core founders included 4-time Czech National cross country Champion Radovan Fort, whose name was adopted for the brand.
While Eastern Europe languished in obscurity during the Soviet years, and manufacturing in those countries often left a lot to be desired, cycling and bike racing was always a passion there. Strong riders emerging from Kazakstan, Russia, Lithuania, East Germany and CZ, etc, were nurtured in a culture that adores cycling heroes. This whole region is undergoing an amazing technological and economic renaissance, in which new products--such as Fort Frames--are busily making a name for themselves. Currently, Fort Frames employs almost 70 persons and builds over 15,000 frames per year, including significant frame production for other European bike brands.
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Faster than a Speeding Komet
Designed by a Tri Times Triathlete of the Year, Fort's Triathlon / Time Trial frame offers deep section aero tubing and a rear wheel cutout for wind cheating speed.
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Fort Bicycles is proud to partner with RideClean for the 2008 racing season.
Look for the team at select NRC and Southwestern races on a special RideClean edition RO Victor.
RideClean earns an invitation to race the Tour of Utah, August 13 - 17, read more.
Fairwheel Bikes review of the team edition RO Victor, read more.
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Kostel Nanebevzetí Panny Marie in Usti nad Orlici, just up the hill from the Fort factory. |
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