WHO WE ARE
Quarry Cycling Co. was founded by riders in Lisbon, Wisconsin passionate about craftsmanship and innovation. Tired of the same recycled frame designs, we set out to engineer the next generation of handbuilt bikes.
Built on Experience
Before starting Quarry Cycling Co., we spent years in the cycling industry developing award-winning brakes, suspension, and wheels. This experience shaped our understanding of performance products and fueled our passion for innovation.
Meet the Builder
With experience as an auto mechanic, aircraft mechanic, jeweler, neon sign technician, and engineer in both the cycling and automotive industries, co-founder Jim Day is hands-on in every step of the frame design and build process.
HOW WE BUILD
From concept to completion, our frames are fully developed in-house — designed, machined, welded, and painted in southeastern Wisconsin.
Our headbadges are just as unique as the bikes themselves. Cast pewter, accented with real wood, brings timeless craftsmanship to your ride.
Seeing what was already out there, we felt we could do better. After all, we can’t create something new using the same parts as everyone else. By designing our own dropouts and yokes, we deliver a smooth ride with a modern look.
Each tube set is carefully cut to fit the rider's specific size. Building bikes by hand lets us offer a range of sizes that mass production can’t match.
Welding tubes in-house continues the theme of hands-on quality control. Once assembled, each frame is carefully inspected before it heads to paint. (And yes, we do that ourselves too!)
Our headbadges are just as unique as the bikes themselves. Cast pewter, accented with real wood, brings timeless craftsmanship to your ride.
Seeing what was already out there, we felt we could do better. After all, we can’t create something new using the same parts as everyone else. By designing our own dropouts and yokes, we deliver a smooth ride with a modern look.
Each tube set is carefully cut to fit the rider's specific size. Building bikes by hand lets us offer a range of sizes that mass production can’t match.
Welding tubes in-house continues the theme of hands-on quality control. Once assembled, each frame is carefully inspected before it heads to paint. (And yes, we do that ourselves too!)
