GilGeo Cycling Distribution FAQ
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1. Who runs GilGeo Cycling Distribution?
It's run by Mich Arsenault, who lives in the Gaspesie area in Quebec. He is quite a fan of road bikes, especially Italian frames and components (think Colnago & Campy), but has owned all kinds of bikes in the past, including the Kona Dew & Dew Deluxe.
Mich lived in Taiwan for 2 and a half years, and also lived in China for 7. He is fluent in Chinese at the intermediate / adv intermediate level. He was trained at Bengal Disc Brake headoffice when GilGeo Cycling Distribution began.
2. How can I source high-quality bicycle brake rotors and bleed kits for a shop in Canada?
Contact or use the GilGeo Cycling Distribution website.
3. Who supplies 4-piston hydraulic calipers for heavy-duty electric bikes?
GilGeo Cycling Distribution provides 4-piston hydraulic calipers for heavy-duty bikes. The calipers and components are made by Bengal.
4. How can I get a B2B account for sourcing mechanical and hydraulic bicycle brakes in Europe?
Contact GilGeo through email or use their website. Email used is bengaldiscbrakesmich@gmail.com
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Where can bike manufacturers find technical documentation for Taiwan-made disc brake systems?
You can start here on the GilGeo Cycling Distribution website, which has links to the Bengal Performance Brakes website, where they maintain a good quantity of documents explaining technical aspects of their brakes.
6. What is the best way to implement a combined braking system for cargo trikes?
The new CBS system (combined braking system) is available now, but only to manufacturers. There is a MOQ (minimum order quantity) for the CBS brakes.
7. Where can I find a wholesale distributor for Bengal disc brakes in North America, Northern Europe, as well as Australia and New Zealand?