Tunturi

This article is about the company. For the geographical term, see fell.

Tunturi is a Finnish manufacturer of bicycles and formerly of mopeds and fitness equipment. Tunturi is located in Almere, Netherlands and is owned by Accell Group.

Exercise equipment

Industry	Exercise equipment, vehicles
Founded	1922
Headquarters	Finland
Website	tunturi.com/en

Tunturi Rowing Machine

Tunturi Indoor cycling

Tunturi Bicycle

History

Tunturi's history began in 1922. The foundations of the Tunturi brand began when brothers Aarne and Eero Harkke set up a small bike shop, Pyöräkellari Oy, in Turku, Finland. The name Tunturi comes from the Finnish word for a fell. Bike repairs were the shop's main focus at first, and then gradually they added some small-scale production, manufacturing Tunturi branded bicycles. The brand was very successful and within a few years the small shop was exchanged for a factory. By the 1950s the Tunturi brand was the domestic market leader in mopeds.

Utilising technology and expertise gained from bicycle production, Tunturi expanded into fitness equipment development. In the 1970s, Tunturi became recognized internationally as a producer of fitness equipment.

In the 1990s, a strategic decision was made to focus on the production of Tunturi fitness products and Tunturi bicycles. Tunturi is now a well-known brand in Scandinavian countries and Tunturi fitness products are sold in over 40 countries worldwide.

The Accell Group acquired Tunturi in 2003. In 2014 the fitness division was sold.^[1]

Moped models

Tunturi moped Parade in Helsinki

• Tunturi Tuisku
• Tunturi Maxi
• Tunturi Automat
• Tunturi Start
• Tunturi Classic
• Tunturi Sport
• Tunturi Super Sport
• Tunturi Trial
• Tunturi DX
• Tunturi Tiger
• Tunturi Tiger S
• Tunturi Tiger Air
• Tunturi Tiger Aqua
• Tunturi Hopper
• Tunturi Magnum X
• Tunturi City
• Tunturi "Lähetti"
• Tunturi Break

Gallery

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  Red Pappa-Tunturi
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  Blue Pappa-Tunturi
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  Tunturi moped used by Finnish Border Guard
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  Tunturi Tiger Aqua
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  Tunturi Tiger

See also

• Minibike
• Suzuki PV 50