Gepida

Gepida is a Hungarian manufacturer of bicycles established in 1996.[1] It takes its name from the Gepids, an East Germanic tribe.[2]

Among its products are electric bicycles including the Gepida Reptila 1000, released in Autumn 2010.[3] Its bicycles have been reviewed by various organisations and publications.[4]

History

The history of Olimpia Kft., the distributor of Gepida bikes, began in 1993 in a small garage. At first, bicycles were imported from Italy. In 1998 they participated in the Cologne World Expo. Subsequently, Gepida was bought by Olimpia Kft. This was in Budapest XVI district from where the company operates to this day. By the end of the millennium the palette had been expanded and the brand started to spread abroad. In 2008, the first electric bicycle was launched. Nowadays it is recognized in Hungary and Europe. The popularity of the brand is also reflected in the growing presence of Gepida bikes in the more famous bicycle races. The popularity of bicycles is further enhanced by the manufacturer's lifelong warranty on the bicycle frame.

gollark: I mean "simple" as in "one recipe for each item, no muultiple-output recipes, no loops", which is quite limiting.
gollark: Very simple autocrafting *is* doable without huge problems - Dragon had an implementation - but that's not very good.
gollark: Are you suggesting we should cover anything but the maximally general case? HERESY!
gollark: In fact, not only is it computationally NP-hard, apparently (Squid did some insanity here: https://squiddev.cc/2018/01/28/ae-sat.html), but to do it *well* you also have to somehow make highly subjective decisions!
gollark: Auto-crafting turns out to be extremely hard.

References
  1. "Our History". Gepida. Retrieved 21 July 2020.
  2. "Where did Gepida get its name". Gepida. Retrieved 21 July 2020.
  3. Eland, Peter. "Review: Gepida Reptila 1000 (Autumn 2010)". Electric Bike Magazine. Retrieved 1 June 2011.
  4. "Press materials: written about us". Gepida. Retrieved 1 June 2011.


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