Yes, Team Cycle made lower end parts. Sold in Hardware, Department, and some variety stores in the 80's.
Made in Taiwan products. Distributed by Cycle Products Co. in York, PA. during the 80's.

Team Cycle was sold at my local Caldor store. They basically packaged
Taiwanese parts as Team Cycle brand. I bought some brakes that were
Chang Star MX 1000 knock-offs. I also bought some pedals that were Victor
XCII knock-offs.
     They also sold pads, stems, helmets, brake pads, chains, number plates,
seat post clamps, forks, tires, and a crap load of other stuff. It was all knock-
off. I never saw scooters or complete bikes though.

I only had money for Team Cycle when I was first getting into BMX.  While they were obviously not the same as "Brand Name" components, when upgrading a Huffy or Murray they did the job.  I had multiple number plates, and pad sets, as well as a Redline/Cook brothers knock-stem that was much better than the single pinch gooseneck on my AllPro.  Still have some NOS Team Cycle pads for nostalgia.

Jayrev67 wrote:

its-all-good wrote:

Yes, Team Cycle made lower end parts. Sold in Hardware, Department, and some variety stores in the 80's.
Made in Taiwan products. Distributed by Cycle Products Co. in York, PA. during the 80's.

Thanks its-all-good  for the info on the distribution co in York, PA. Very Helpful.

Go see if you can buy up some old stock!!

I have a team cycle jersey somewhere