About us

THE SENDHIT STORY


We like solving problems. That’s simply how it started.
Years of mountain biking have led us to repeatedly encounter situations or problems for which there was no satisfying solution.
This frustration has fueled our creativity to create innovative products where design serves function.
We've simply designed the products we'd like to see on the market.

THE PURSUIT OF EXCELLENCE

 

It's not enough to claim we have the best product - we have to prove it.
We ensure that every product is validated, approved and used by the most expert and legitimate users.
Over the years, the Scratch Cover kit has become a must have in many bike shop and most suspension service centers. Its ease of use and efficiency have won over professionals and DIY enthusiasts.
Nock handguards have been tested and abused by top enduro riders such as Jesse Melamed and Jack Moir to test their strength and effectiveness. For many drivers, they have become indispensable for riding serenely at full speed.

DESIGN, MANUFACTURING AND DISTRIBUTION

 

France has a strong mountain bike culture and has raised many world champions.
As a responsible French company, Sendhit favors short manufacturing circuits and works mainly with national and even European partners and suppliers.
Design and packaging are made in France, and the majority of parts are manufactured in France.
Our products are available through an extensive international network of distributors.

 

THE GUY BEHIND THE BRAND

 

Sendhit is owned and managed by Emeric Lebrun:

"I’m a mountain bike enthusiast who has spent decades living his passion for mountain biking. Enduro racing, backcountry riding, exploring new trails - all these experiences helped me understand our needs, identify gaps or improvements to existing products.
In 2019, with a long entrepreneurship background and many product ideas, I’ve decided to launch Sendhit."


Years on a bike: Old enough to be an early adopter of SPD shoes and tubeless wheels.


Places/countries where I've ridden: Austria, Canada, India, Madeira Island, Reunion Island, France, Spain, Italy, Switzerland, Norway, Sweden, Scotland, Wales, England, Croatia, Madagascar, USA, New Zealand, Argentina, Chile, Slovenia.


Average annual statistics: 110,000 vertical metres, 3000 to 3500 km.


Favorite trails: I can't get enough of the hundreds of trails we have in the Alpes Maritimes, land of Bruni, Barrel, Vouilloz and many others.

 

Most important MTB innovations: Dropper post, tubeless wheels.

 

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