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There is or was a company from Czech Republic that produced steel frames and forks. The name of this company is or was Fort.

  • Why can’t I find anything about this company or their steel frames and forks?
  • Where can I buy them?
  • Where are the specs?
  • Where is the companies website?
  • Do they still exist or did they change their name?

I tried to contact (via email) the assumed company website that can be found via search engines, but I got an error mail from Mail Delivery System which states that

[email protected] (ultimately generated from [email protected])
"No Such User Here"

So I still hope somebody here may know which one is the real company that formerly built steel forks and frames. And how I could contact with them.

fortbicycles.com is only a vendor in nothern America and not the manufacturer’s website.

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    This seems to be their website. It was the first result on Google when I searched for "Fort bikes".
    – Kibbee
    Aug 13, 2013 at 23:05
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    This question would be better answered by contacting the company. Kibbee's comment has a link to the company website. Aug 14, 2013 at 0:01
  • @Neil Fein could you please unhold this question? Or convert my comment above into an answer?
    – erik
    Aug 19, 2013 at 12:21
  • @Gary.Ray could you please unhold this question? Or convert my comment above into an answer?
    – erik
    Aug 19, 2013 at 12:22
  • @erik - I'm not a moderator, so no. I can't. But why can't you just type it into an answer field yourself? Aug 20, 2013 at 1:03

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I would like to answer my own question, as I have investigated and found some interesting facts. The vendor name for the Fort steel frames since the year 2008 is Intec. Search for Intec, and you will find all the old frames. In this forum thread user verreweg explains the differences since the renaming (the manufacturer’s name is still Fort): The new frames are cavity sealed, have a chemical pre-treatment with phosphates (phosphated) and new stickers with the Intec label.

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