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I have realized that a lot of my life is sourced/purchased from less ethical sources, either due to environmental or humanitarian regions. I have been inspired by recent news articles that have shown bikes made from components only manufactured in the EU, and wondering if anyone else has seen or done the same with a North American build. Some of the parts are easier to source with many options (like frames or wheels) and others are available for older tech (like Paul components for mechanical disc brakes), but I want to find parts to make (in theory) a 'modern' mountain bike from only North America.
To get us started:
Frames: many boutique manufacturers available like Chromag, Reeb, Guerilla Gravity etc. Some Devinci frames.
Forks: Cane Creek, MRP
Shocks: Cane Creek, MRP
Headsets: Cane Creek, Wolf Tooth, Chris King
Stems: 9point8, Thomson, WeAreOne, Industry9
Handlebars: Enve, Thomson, WeAreOne
Brakes:
Rotors:
Grips: Sensus, ESI, RevGrips, ODI
Shifter:
Derailleur:
Cassette:
Chain:
Cranks: Raceface Next SL are mostly made in Canada, Cane Creek eeWings, White Industries
BB: Wheels Mfg, Chris King
Chainrings: Wolftooth, Blackspire
Chainguide/Bashring: Blackspire, MRP
Pedals: Yoshimura
Rims: Enve, We Are One.
Hubs: Industry9. Onyx, Chris King
Spokes: Wheelsmith
Tires:
Tire Inserts: Cushcore
Sealant: Stan's
Frame Protection: RideWrap
Cables:
Hydraulic Lines:
Gearbox: Gates Drive belts
Bike Racks: Saris, OneUp USA, North Shore Racks
Edit: found a pretty great Instagram page for inspiration, if anyone else is curious: https://www.instagram.com/north.american.bike.project/