AMD branches out into the world of … cycling?

AMD branches out into the world of ... cycling?

AMD branches out into the world of … cycling?

While Nvidia has been busy unveiling its RTX 30 series of Ampere-powered graphics cards, the folk over at AMD have been busy entering an entirely new product category, cycling! 

That’s right, AMD has started selling bicycles, offering customers on their Fan Store the chance to purchase AMD Branded Custom Cruiser and Mountain bikes for $299. So far, AMD’s Fan store has been dedicated to AMD branded clothing, sticker packs and little else. Outside of that, AMD also offers co-branded AMD/Mercedes-AMG Petronas Metal Water Bottles and Backpacks. 

At this time, it is unknown why AMD have created branded bicycles. It is possible that AMD has made these bikes to help promote fitness amongst its employees, and that the company had decided to offer these bicycles to its fanbase like many of its other branded items. 

Right now, two models of AMD branded bicycles are available, with the “Custom Cruiser” model coming with black and white frame options and their “Custom Mountain” bike shipping with the same black/white frame options as well as an orange tyre option. 

AMD fans outside of the United States will be unable to purchase one of the company’s branded bicycles due to the company’s shipping restrictions. These restrictions do not apply to AMD’s other Fan Store products. 
   

AMD branches out into the world of ... cycling?

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