Suggestions for good Allroad bike from boutique brands

[Ozz]

Originally Posted by Bob Ross

If I were buying a new all-road bike and I wanted a "boutique" brand my first stop would be Pursuit Cycles.

Second stop would probably be Firefly. Or Hampsten.

This....

[roguedog]

+1 to Desalvo

I'd also consider Rock Lobster. Both great experienced builders.

Channeling Old Spud, can also take a look a Habenero Cycles.

[Bob Ross]

Originally Posted by fa63

Those won't meet the OP's budget criteria

Originally Posted by vespasianus

Sorry, should have read full post. Those will be out of your price range!

Originally Posted by mstateglfr

If No22 is willing to cut their frame price in half, it could work for the OP.

Thread Drift ...and, apologies to OP, this is not a criticism directed at you personally per se, this is my pet peeve about every "I'm looking to buy a _______" that I come across on internet forums:

If you have a budget in mind, include it in the initial post! Preferably, include it in the thread title!

I can't tell you how many times I see similar threads where dozens of early suggestions are negated by a subsequent post by the OP saying "Oh, sorry, I can only spend $XXX."

This public service announcement brought to you by Captain Pedantic.

[lafish]

A few dealers still have Gunnar frames in stock, like a Crosshairs (rim brakes) or a Hyper X (disc) that will build into the nicest allroad bike you could ever want. Also, a Hampsten frame and fork, full custom, will only set you back about $3,500, so if you don’t go crazy on the group set, you have a great custom for the price of off the shelf. Plus you get to work with Steve…

[kiwisimon]

thank you Captain Pedantic.

OP, with the exchange rates, Japanese bikes make an attractive option..

Fly over, get measured, make your choices and fly back home waiting for a custom made steel or alloy bike to be delivered. You get a holiday and a bike for nearly the same money some of the US made bikes cost.

Panasonic an obvious choice but you can buy a Cheribum Gravel frameset for under 3K US$