Who Owns Coventry-Eagle?
Coventry-Eagle was a well-known bicycle and motorcycle manufacturing company which was based in Britain, United Kingdom. According to sources, Coventry-Eagle, which was formerly known as Hotchkiss, Mayo, and Meek, was first founded as a Victorian bicycle maker. Coventry-Eagle was established in the year 1903 as a manufacturing and engineering industry. Coventry-Eagle had its headquarters in…
Coventry-Eagle was a well-known bicycle and motorcycle manufacturing company which was based in Britain, United Kingdom. According to sources, Coventry-Eagle, which was formerly known as Hotchkiss, Mayo, and Meek, was first founded as a Victorian bicycle maker. Coventry-Eagle was established in the year 1903 as a manufacturing and engineering industry. Coventry-Eagle had its headquarters in Coventry, England, United Kingdom.
Coventry-Eagle collapsed in the year 1939 as a result of the Second World War which lasted from 1939 to 1945. Coventry-Eagle was later relaunched as Falcon Cycles which is also a division of Tandem Group.
Who Owns Coventry Eagle?
Coventry Eagle was owned by Edmund Mayo. Edmund Mayo was born in the year 1854 in Brandon, Warwickshire in the United Kingdom. According to sources, Mayo worked at Rotherham and Sons for so many years.
Edmund Mayo was married to Hannah Elizabeth Farren with whom he had five children including William Henry Mayo, Arthur Edmund Mayo, and Percy Laurence Mayo who is a designer and draughtsman.
