Founded in 2006 by Ohio brothers Tyler and Tim Cobb, TC Bros. Choppers makes custom motorcycle parts for DIY and garage-built enthusiasts. The family-owned and operated company now works from a 60,000-square-foot facility, pairing its chopper-building roots with fast shipping and a customer-focused in-house team.
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Led Sled CustomsDayton-raised Led Sled Customs handcrafts Sportster-focused motorcycle parts and builds complete custom bikes from the ground up. Refining its craft since 2002, the shop makes its parts in Dayton, Ohio, and has built a reputation around hardtail frames and custom rides shaped with customers’ own visions. Its team has worked with thousands of customers and supports builders with installation guidance for its parts.DAYTON, OH
2 Wheel FabricationBorn in family garages and professional race shops, 2 Wheel Fabrication is an Elkridge, Maryland facility that builds custom motorcycle parts and motorcycles through metal fabrication and product development. Owner-operators Sam and Joe bring more than two decades of motorcycle experience, including AMA race-team work, military-trained precision, and AWS-certified fabrication expertise. The veteran-owned shop serves the Baltimore-Washington corridor with hands-on custom builds and small-batch components.JESSUP, MD
Cleveland CycleWerksFounded in Ohio in 2009 by Scott Colosimo, Jarrod Strength and Curtis Ray, Cleveland CycleWerks makes approachable motorcycles designed to be affordable, easy to customize and enjoyable for everyday riders. Based in Cleveland, the company has grown into an international brand with distribution across more than 16 countries and a lineup that includes the customizable Ace and the versatile Hooligun. Its motorcycle designs are intended as blank canvases, with custom builds that let owners shape a bike around their own style.CLEVELAND, OH
JEB Modern Machines, LTDFamily-owned and operated since opening in 2000, JEB Modern Machines fabricates custom performance parts and builds high-performance engines from its 20,000-square-foot facility. The Republic, Ohio, shop grew from a farming operation’s hands-on equipment experience into a CNC machining and engineering business known for diesel truck and tractor-pulling components, including turbo parts and billet accessories. Its research and development lab uses GibbsCam and CAD/CAM software, while a full-time quality control specialist inspects production.REPUBLIC, OH