Thinking about Made in USA components

[PacNW2Ford]

Were the Action-Tec titanium cassettes MUSA?

[estuche]

Originally Posted by PacNW2Ford

Were the Action-Tec titanium cassettes MUSA?

I could not find anything related to that, but I found an email and sent an inquiry so we shall see!

[El Chaba]

SRP made titanium cassettes (and a whole range of ti hardware)...all very nicely made...

[Mark McM]

Originally Posted by El Chaba

SRP made titanium cassettes (and a whole range of ti hardware)...all very nicely made...

Actually, those titanium cassettes were made by a company in Canada*, and then re-labeled under the SRP name. So they actually fit the original subject of this thread, products sold under US brands that are actually made in another country.


*The company was named Cycle Dynamics, located in Burnaby, British Columbia, and were also sold under their own name as well.

[estuche]

Originally Posted by Mark McM

Actually, those titanium cassettes were made by a company in Canada*, and then re-labeled under the SRP name. So they actually fit the original subject of this thread, products sold under US brands that are actually made in another country.


*The company was named Cycle Dynamics, located in Burnaby, British Columbia, and were also sold under their own name as well.

Cool info, any idea about Actiontech cassettes? Are they MUSA?

Also any knowledge on US or CA made derailleur chains?

Regards,

[Rudy]

Originally Posted by Bentley

That’s interesting, JPL is in the La Canada area

So is Maglite.

[Rudy]

[QUOTE=572cv;2483658]If you go to the NAHBS you might be able to watch King Cages being made right here in the USA.

In Durango, CO.

[Rudy]

Originally Posted by mbrtool

"You want a Wisconsin bike, buy one from Mr. Schwinn.

Made in Waterford, WI. It says Waterford on the d/t."

or an Ellis...just down the road a bit.

Ray

Have one of each and couldn’t be happier.