Based in the heart of the historic "Motor City," Detroit Bikes is a pioneering bicycle manufacturer dedicated to bringing high-quality, accessible cycling back to the streets of Detroit, Michigan.

Founded with a vision to revitalize urban manufacturing, the company operates out of a massive 50,000-square-foot factory, making it one of the largest volume bicycle producers in the United States.

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Since 1986, Litespeed Bicycles has been a global leader in the design and manufacture of high-performance titanium frames. Based in Chattanooga, Tennessee, the company was born from a family-run machine shop with deep expertise in exotic metals.

Litespeed is credited with revolutionizing the cycling industry by mastering the art of cold-working titanium—a process that allows them to shape and taper tubes for optimal stiffness, weight, and vibration dampening.

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Operating out of a historic industrial facility on Jacksonville’s Eastside, Emory Bicycles (formerly Clayton-Willard Bicycles) has been a pioneer in American cycling since its founding in 1944.

The company made history in 1976 by introducing the Emory Mojave, widely recognized as the first purpose-built beach cruiser designed specifically for coastal riding. Today, under the leadership of the Smith family, the brand continues to honor its heritage by handcrafting durable, high-performance cruisers that are over 90% American-made.

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