In 1817, Karl Drais of Germany invented the first bicycle, known as the "Running Machine". This early bicycle featured only a wooden frame and two wheels with no pedals—riders had to push themselves forward with their feet on the ground. Though simple in design, it paved the way for humanity’s exploration of bicycle technology!In 1977, Edinburgh, UK, three passionate employees from a bicycle repair shop founded the "Edinburgh Bicycle Co-operative". Over time, locals were deeply impressed by their love for bicycles and exquisite repair craftsmanship.As the co-operative grew steadily, it gradually became one of the UK’s renowned bicycle retailers, opening stores in cities including Edinburgh, Aberdeen, Newcastle, and Manchester. These locations quickly became popular local bicycle shops, and the brand was named"GIRDER".Today, GIRDER Bicycles holds a solid market share with its reliable frame geometry and cost-effective complete bike offerings, delivering top-tier service to customers.GIRDER—Honoring Heritage, Forging the Future!