Bikes of America (and Canada!)

Chris Pauley
 

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Framework Bikes in Ontario are also producing beautiful, non traditional frames. CNC'd lugs bonded to carbon tubes, all produced in house.

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Bonded lug bikes are obviously not new, but their approach is one of ever evolving development. As far as I can see Framework is a very small operation that leverages their knowledge and skill with these industrial production techniques to produce bikes that have a true artisan feel. It will be amazing to watch where they go in future.

The Radavist has a great feature here; https://theradavist.com/framework-bicycles-shop-visit-review-part-1/

and the Framework Instagram is well worth following; https://www.instagram.com/frameworkbikes/?utm_source=ig_embed
 
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