Malvern Star, the home-grown Australian icon, was created in 1902 by Tom Finnigan in Glenferrie Road, Malvern, a leafy inner east suburb of Melbourne, Australia. From its early beginnings Malvern Star set out to delivering a range of bicycles built to the highest standards for all Australians.

Malvern Star has created its own history with the first ever Australian to ride the Tour de France in 1928. Sir Hubert Opperman, did so aboard a Malvern Star, and later went on to win the famous Paris-Brest-Paris race 1931. In doing so, " + "\"Oppy\"" + @" set a new record time for the event.

The Malvern Star website was a complete new design by Your.com provide consumers a place to source all products and services related to the Malvern Star brand. The website was developed in ASP.net utilizing Your.com proprietary core CMS system supported by a MS SQL database and scalable YDC Hosting service. The website is controlled through the secure backend of the Bikehub backend website. The website offers the customer the ability to search for products based upon bike and ridding style, view full specifications, bike geometry, download brochures, read current and archived news, view and participate in Malvern Star promotions, register products, locate nearest stores as well as a point for customer service.