Gomier Active CyclesIdealIdeal KinesisSouthern CrossAce BikesAcoca

Netherlands

Portugal

Trek Bicycle TrekTrek/Villiger/DiamantGiant Giant Giant-Phoenix

Thailand

(Cannondale, GT, Schwinn, Mongoose, Pacific, Iron Horse)

(Litespeed, Quintana Roo)

(Redline, Torker)

SAPAKinesisPMGGM Carbon (carbon)

Ming Kao

Fairly (bikes)Hodaka (bikes/carbon frames)Kinesis (frames)Caribou (frames)Deda (ADK)

Giant Manufacturing Company, Ltd.Giant China Company, Ltd.Giant and Phoenix CompanyGiant China ChengduGiant China TenjinGiant Electric VehicleGiant Europe ManufacturingComposite Technology Corp. Giant China Kunshan

Kenstone (assembly) Kinesis (frames) Wei Chieh (frames)Kenstone (assembly)You Shun (frames)Caribou (frames)Ace Trike (assembly)XDS (assembly)

Golden, Co.GenioA-ProGTM (Carbon)

UCCACE San GroundKinesisA-ProLung-i (frames)C6 (carbon frames)C6 (carbon frames) Carbon Age

American Bicycle GroupFairly Bike (Litespeed, Quintana Roo) ADKMartecKinesis

MieleRocky Mountain Bicycle

Scott USAHodakaGiant SanfaPt. Insera Sena

A-ProKenstone TaiwanKenstone KunsanBoanStrongmanRoyalCarbotec (carbon)

MeridaMerida

Seven Cycles

(Evox, Miele, Rocky Mountain)

Ideal (bikes) Ideal (bikes)Ideal (bikes)ADK (carbon frames)Kinesis (aluminum frames)Sunrise (frames)Martec (carbon frames)YMA (carbon frames) Carbotec (carbon frames)

Ace Trikes Ideal Southern Cross Willing Ace Trikes Giant-Phoenix Ideal WillingTaioku

Serotta Composites

Titus

Yeti Cycles

BianchiFritz JouTaioku

Jamis

WorksmanCycles Vicious Cycles

Trailmate

Big Cat HPV(Catrike)

Intense

Ellsworth

Ellsworth (Vancouver, WA)

Ellsworth Carbon Studio

LynskeyOrbea USA

Spain

Orbea MallabiaOrbea KunshanMartec (carbon) Inda (carbon)Orbea Portugal

Seattle Bike Supply

Indonesia

“C-Tech” (carbon)

Advanced Sports(Fuji, SE Racing,Kestrel, Breezer, Terry)

(Poway, CA)

Raleigh America(Diamondback, Raleigh)

Kinesis (frames) Kinesis Willing (assembly)AcocaUCCMaxway (frames)Carbotec (frames)

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2012 Factory And Suppliers Guide

Each year Bicycle Retailer & Industry News compiles a listing of major U.S. and Canadian suppliers and the factories that build and assemble their bikes. This map is by no means a complete listing of all suppliers; some brands choose not to participate and due to space constraints many smaller frame makers aren’t included here.

Suppliers fall into three basic categories: those that build all bicycles domestically—represented by red factory icons; those that rely on others to manufacture bikes, or that assemble imported frames in-house—depicted by the gray warehouse icons; and those that manufacture domestically and import from overseas—in which case the red factory icon is accompanied by a listing of their import sources.

Flag icons represent domestic and foreign companies delivering bicycles to suppliers. They are color-coded according to country of origin.

We would like to thank the suppliers that voluntarily provide the information contained here. Please refer to the key on the right for more information.

*2011 information. Did not provide update for 2012.

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