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[読み物]20年間もベールに包まれていたFibertekはどんな会社？ - yappycycleblog

The article reports on the corporate relationships behind the Chinese carbon frame vendor FiberTek, based on a direct email exchange with Tour de Cycling representative Seven Liu in October 2026. It confirms that Tour de Cycling and FiberTek are linked under the same owner, that FiberTek is the factory name behind Tour de Cycling, and that FiberTek supports mold development for Adapt and Speeder Cycling. The article also details a third factory, Sichuan Hengyao, and notes that titanium frames come from a separate, partially owner-invested factory.

• FiberTek is a carbon frame vendor in Xiamen, China, operating since at least 2005.
• Tour de Cycling representative Seven Liu stated 'Our factory name is Fibertek,' confirming the TDC-FiberTek connection.
• The legal name remains FIBERTEK COMPOSITE (XIAMEN) CO., LTD.; no company name change occurred.
• Three companies share the same owner: Tour de Cycling Co., Ltd. (sales/management), FIBERTEK COMPOSITE (XIAMEN) CO., LTD. (carbon road bike frames), and Sichuan Hengyao Composite Technology Co., Ltd. (carbon E-bike products, basalt fiber R&D, helmets).
• FiberTek supports factory open mold development for Adapt and Speeder Cycling for products they sell.
• Adapt only does B2B transactions; Speeder also sells to consumers.
• Titanium frames are made by a separate factory owned by a friend of the boss, in which the boss holds a small equity stake; 1-piece custom titanium orders are accepted.
• FiberTek exhibited at EUROBIKE 2026, showing frames including the TDC-RD61 and holding development meetings with brand customers.
• FiberTek holds patents including a split handlebar patent and a carbon spoke patent; the carbon spoke patent is used by Stren, which makes spokes for DURA-ACE R9300 carbon wheels.
• Frames made by FiberTek have been sold as models for European brands O and S, South American brand A, and US brand S; Specialized and Swift are also mentioned as having commissioned frames there.
• The author ordered one TDC-RD61 frame individually through Tour de Cycling.