Where are Bikes Made?

[tulip]

Bike Fridays are made in Eugene, Oregon. Lunas were made in New Mexico and Colorado but are no longer made at all.

Arkel panniers and stuff is made in Quebec. Cocotte is a Canadian maker of courier bags (Montreal). There are several Canadian bike builders, but I don't know the names. Other bag makers in the US are Rickshaw and quite a few other small shops in SF and other places. I'm not sure that Timbuktu bags are still made in the US, but they might be.

Ortlieb is a German company, but I don't know where their items are actually made.

[Catrin]

The last I knew, Waterford still makes Rivendell's custom bikes but not their stock sizes. I believe they also make custom bikes for a couple of other smaller companies, but don't know which ones.

[Kathi]

Serotta, made in New York.

[jobob]

The last I knew, Waterford still makes Rivendell's custom bikes but not their stock sizes.

Waterford has not made Custom Rivs for quite some time.

From Rivendell's website:
http://www.rivbike.com/product-p/f-custom.htm

Currently, our customs are made by Mark Nobilette. He has his own private business, but squeezes in a few frames for us as well. In a perfect situation he'd build only for us, but life and business doesn't work that-a-way, and so we get what we can.

They do have a stock frame made by Waterford, called the Roadeo. Also some Sam Hillbornes are made by Waterford.

[tulip]

Peter Mooney

[Blueberry]

Black Sheep Bikes (Colorado)