
Frame & size
Define wheel size, frame geometry and material from your drawing, sample or catalogue model.
SHENGYUE · NEWPORT
Develop your own-brand bicycle range with SHENGYUE in China. Start with a catalogue model or a drawing/sample-based request, then define wheel sizes, quantities, colours, components and export packing.
From reference drawing or sample to an agreed production specification.

Define wheel size, frame geometry and material from your drawing, sample or catalogue model.

Match brakes, tires, saddles and accessories to your target price and product requirements.

Coordinate paint, decals and selected component markings with your brand artwork.

Specify SKD or CKD packing, carton artwork, labels and manuals for your destination.
Customization illustrations. Final components, finish and packaging follow the approved sample and order specification.
Discuss your project20+ years of industry experience for one-stop bicycle parts sourcing. Share component names, dimensions, compatibility requirements and quantities for a coordinated quotation.
A useful custom bicycle brief separates the base product from the changes. Start with a catalogue model, or describe a drawing or sample-based requirement, then specify the components, finish and packing that belong in the quotation.
| Work area | Available scope | Include in the brief |
|---|---|---|
| Base bicycle | Catalogue configuration or a drawing/sample-based project. | Model and wheel size, or drawing/sample details; intended product and quantity per configuration. |
| Components | Brakes, tires, saddles and selected accessories. | Parts to retain or change, required specifications and whether alternatives are acceptable. |
| Finish & identity | Paint, decals and selected component markings. | Colour references, artwork files and logo placement; distinguish frame finish from decal design. |
| Export packing | SKD or CKD, carton artwork, labels and manuals. | Assembly capability at destination, protection, carton content and language requirements. |
Use one written specification to connect the model, size, components, colour, artwork and packing. Review the sample against that list and record changes before the bulk order. Standard and complex samples have different timing; the sampling terms below explain the reference periods and fees.
A logo-only request and a component change are different briefs. List the final configuration for each order line so a colour or brake change is not lost inside a general model name. Include the inspection requirements and destination documents when agreeing on production, rather than introducing them only at dispatch.
Kids bicycles generally start at 200 units per model and size; mountain, freestyle and adult bicycles generally start at 300. Customized kids projects may require 300–500 depending on scope. Selected stock models start at 30 units, subject to availability; some parts start at 100 pieces. Confirm the exact MOQ for your configuration.
Confirm the specification and deposit before sampling. Standard samples generally take 3–7 days; complex custom samples 7–10 days. Sample and shipping fees are quoted separately. The sample fee can be credited against the final balance of a qualifying bulk order; confirm eligibility in the quotation.
Use these checkpoints to define your order. Final specifications and commercial terms belong in the agreed quotation.
Send model references, wheel sizes, quantities and destination. Tell us if you need help choosing a configuration.
Review components, colors, branding and packing. Agree on sample requirements, fees and timing where applicable.
Confirm the approved specification, payment terms, inspection requirements and production schedule in writing.
Confirm carton details, shipment arrangements and the documents required for your destination before dispatch.
Talk to sales directly, or prepare a detailed request with your sizes, quantities and destination. WhatsApp and Email open an external app.