Gravel Bike, non made in China
09-04-20, 10:00 AM
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Hire a framebuilder in your own country, pay them what it costs so make it there.. It will be More...
09-04-20, 02:06 PM
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The carbon frames are made in Chattanooga?
This is the brand that was once called 'remot' or whatever, then changed to 'ocoee' a year later, and a year after that is now 'obed'.
The frames are all carbon and Im pretty sure are made over in Asia. Oh, and that parent company is really struggling to find a brand name that works.
This is the brand that was once called 'remot' or whatever, then changed to 'ocoee' a year later, and a year after that is now 'obed'.
The frames are all carbon and Im pretty sure are made over in Asia. Oh, and that parent company is really struggling to find a brand name that works.
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When I bought my CF Grail in 2018, all the articles said it was made in the same factory with high(er) end Treks - Quest Composite Technology Corp, in Taiwan. It would not surprise me if they had factories in mainland china also.
09-04-20, 07:22 PM
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If you're interested, my 2020 Kona Honzo (XL frame)--while not a gravel bike--was labeled "Cambodia." It's been awesome, although one the Kona Wah Wah pedals I bought with it had the bearing seize. I don't recall where the pedals were made.
09-05-20, 09:36 AM
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