Since 1971, Cannondale has built its identity around questioning convention, beginning in a Connecticut workshop and pursuing new ways to make cycling work better. The company became known for pioneering aluminum and carbon-fiber manufacturing, as well as its distinctive single-sided suspension forks, before expanding its bicycles for riders across many kinds of terrain.
Jamis BikesSince introducing the Earth Cruiser in 1979, Jamis Bikes has designed bicycles for nearly every kind of rider, from children’s first bikes to race-ready road machines and trail bikes. The company’s history is marked by early moves in mountain biking and 650B wheels, along with its distinctive 3VO suspension platform and Renegade gravel line. Jamis designs its frames in the USA and works with select long-term fabricators in Asia to produce professionally crafted, handmade frames.DEVON, PA
Vari-Wall Tube Specialists, IncFounded in 1985 by Randall L. Alexoff, Vari-Wall Tube Specialists began as an engineering consulting firm and started manufacturing in 1986. The family-owned Ohio company makes high-strength, lightweight variable-wall tubular components, and says its patented work includes the world’s first butted aluminum bicycle-frame tubes. It operates an 80,000-square-foot manufacturing facility and remains committed to making steel and aluminum tubes in the United States.COLUMBIANA, OH
Fabbro Industries, LLCFounded by upstate New York motorcycle builder Terence “T” Musto, Fabbro Industries grew from a custom motorcycle shop into a Voorheesville R&D and metal fabrication company. The shop is known for developing the patented Type 57x integrated suspension frame while helping outside clients turn their own designs into small-batch metalwork and prototypes.VOORHEESVILLE, NY