Bicycles, frames, parts and accessories made in the USA, from one-person custom frame shops to factories in Tennessee, Oregon and Colorado.
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Most bicycles sold in the United States are built overseas, but American frame builders, wheel builders and machine shops still make bikes and parts here. Many are one-person shops that build a frame around a single rider. Others are long-running brands such as Litespeed in Chattanooga, Tennessee, and Worksman Cycles, which has built heavy-duty bikes in New York since 1898. Trek, headquartered in Waterloo, Wisconsin, makes its frames overseas but hand paints and assembles its custom Project One bikes there.
The biggest group in this section is the custom frame builders: the steel builders, the titanium shops clustered in Colorado, Massachusetts and Chattanooga and a handful of carbon fiber builders. You will also find specialty bikes (tandems, folding, cargo, recumbent and electric bikes), the American makers of hubs, headsets and wheels on the parts page, and racks, tools and bags under accessories.
Companies that build several kinds of bikes are listed on this page. A company that focuses on one type is listed on that type's page. Each listing says where the company builds and, where the company or a reliable source says so, which parts come from elsewhere.
Bike racks, repair tools, indoor trainers and bikepacking bags made in the USA, for carrying, fixing and storing your bike.
BMX frames, forks, bars and stems made in the USA for street, park and dirt riders.
Cargo bikes and bike trailers built in the USA for hauling groceries, kids and gear without a car.
Electric bikes built in the USA, including e-mountain, city and long-range models, some with motors made here too.
Folding and travel bikes built in the USA that pack into a suitcase for flights, trains and small apartments.
Custom bicycle frames built by hand in the USA in steel, titanium, carbon fiber and aluminum. Find a frame builder near you.
Mountain bikes built in the USA: steel hardtails, aluminum full-suspension trail and downhill bikes, and fat bikes from American frame shops.
Bicycle components made in the USA: hubs, headsets, wheels, cranks, seatposts, stems, brake pads, grips and single-speed cogs.
Recumbent bicycles built in the USA, with a reclined seat that takes weight off the hands, wrists and neck on long rides.
Road and all-road bikes made in the USA, plus where to find the many custom, titanium and carbon road bikes built by American frame shops.
Tandem bicycles built in the USA for road, gravel, touring and off-road riding, including models for children and riders with special needs.
Touring and expedition bikes built in the USA, with sturdy steel frames, racks and fender mounts made for carrying a load over long distances.
American Bicycle Group is the parent company of Litespeed titanium bikes, Quintana Roo triathlon bikes and OBED bikes, sold as framesets and complete bikes for road, triathlon and off-road riders.
Made in: Chattanooga, TN (Litespeed titanium frames built by hand; Quintana Roo and OBED bikes painted and assembled). The company says it uses globally sourced materials.
Source: American Bicycle Group, checked 10/2026
Chattanooga, TN
Titanium road, gravel and mountain bikes and framesets, from the Flint gravel bike to the Pinhoti full-suspension and Pisgah trail hardtail mountain bikes.
Made in: Chattanooga, TN (titanium frames; trade coverage reports every current Litespeed is built there). Components on complete bikes, such as Shimano drivetrains and Fox forks, come from other brands.
Source: Radavist on the Pisgah, checked 10/2026
Chattanooga, TN
Trek makes road, mountain, gravel, hybrid, kids and electric bikes (Madone, Domane, Fuel EX, Checkpoint, FX and others) plus Bontrager parts and accessories, sold through dealers worldwide. Its Project One program lets riders pick a custom paint scheme and parts for its high-end models.
Made in: Waterloo, WI (headquarters; Project One bikes are hand painted and assembled one by one there). The frames themselves are made overseas, mainly in Taiwan, China and Cambodia.
Source: Trek: Project One craftsmanship, checked 10/2026
Worksman Cycles builds heavy-duty industrial bicycles and tricycles for factories and warehouses, adult tricycles, cruiser bikes for rental and bike-share fleets, and food vending carts. Since 1898.
Made in: Ozone Park (Queens), NY (frames welded, painted and assembled) and a second factory in Conway, SC. Its Atlantic Coast Cruiser bikes are imported from China.
Source: Wikipedia: Worksman Cycles, checked 10/2026
Ozone Park, NYA bicycle is a frame plus dozens of parts, and very few complete bikes are American from end to end. Gears, shifters, brakes and tires on most bikes, including many hand-built ones, come from overseas suppliers. Even a frame welded or brazed in the US is often built from imported tubing, such as Columbus and Dedacciai from Italy or Reynolds from Britain.
So the listings on this site say what is made here: the frame, the wheels, the motor, the assembly. When a company or a reliable source names imported parts, the listing says so too.
California has the most bicycle makers on our list, followed by Colorado and Oregon, then Massachusetts and North Carolina. Boulder and Steamboat Springs, Colorado, are home to several titanium brands; Portland and Eugene, Oregon, to frame builders, wheel builders and component makers; and Asheville, North Carolina, to a small cluster of parts machinists.
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