The company Polygon, which employs over 1,000 people, produces bicycles for renowned international brands in Indonesia. Up to 750,000 frames made of steel, aluminum or carbon leave the modern production facility every year. The manufacturer attaches great importance to controlling every production step in-house, from design to delivery.

Polygon celebrated its 25th anniversary as its own brand last year and has been marketed in Europe since 2011. In Australia and New Zealand, Polygon is already a popular brand with world-class enduro riders such as the Australian siblings Mick and Tracey Hannah. But stars such as British freerider and dirt jumper Sam Reynolds also rely on the Southeast Asian quality.

In addition to mountain bikes, Polygon celebrates great success with the Helios road racing series and the BMX scene also pays tribute to the Indonesians. The broad product range also caters to everyday and touring riders.

Trail machine Collosus
The designers broke new ground with the 27.5" Collosus T8 trail bike. The unconventional appearance is due to Polygon's Float-FS3 rear suspension. "Optimizing the anti-squat effect was the top priority!" says Zendy Renan, the product developer. The 2.86 kg lightweight full carbon frame with cable routing in the frame and lowerable seat post is equipped with top components as standard: Fox 32 Talas shock with Kashima coating and 140 mm travel plus complete Shimano XT groupset.

Polygon exclusively in the indoor park
The Polygon bikes can now be tested, rented and purchased exclusively in Switzerland at the Indoor Bike Park in Pfäffikon/ZH. A wide range of bikes is on display in the weather-protected biker's Eldorado: from the DHX downhill machine to the 27.5" all-mountain T8 and the 29" hardtail Cozmic. The carbon road sweepers Helios C6-Disc and Helios A8 with electronic shifting are also available for rides. Of course, the dirt and BMX bikes that are popular in the park will also be there.

The indoor park's bike store not only stocks bikes, but also a fine selection of clothing and equipment from Bell, Zimtstern, Race Face and many more. The extensive range of courses for all ages doesn't stop there either: After biking, the Indoor Park team provides refreshments at Indoorino, the restaurant with garden terrace. After a fun run down the indoor slopes, you can also relax in the sauna and steam bath.

www.indoorbikepark.ch
www.polygonbikes.com