By Where are Easton bike parts made?
Van Nuys
Based in Van Nuys, California, Easton is one of the world’s premier bicycle component manufacturers. From handlebars and stems, to forks and wheels, and most everything in between, you’re sure to find a product you’ll love in their wide range of parts and accessories.
Are Easton bike wheels good?
The EC90 SL is a lovely wheelset. It has a good feel: quick and reactive. The quick-engaging rear hub and low weight help provide excellent snap and fast-feeling acceleration. Lateral stiffness is excellent, which, combined with the wheelset’s impressive weight, helps provide quick steering and sharp cornering.
Where is Easton cycling based?
Race Face and Easton Cycling will continue to operate as separate entities. Race Face is based in Vancouver, British Columbia, while Easton’s offices are in Scotts Valley, California.
Did Race Face buy Easton?
Suspension manufacturer Fox today announced its acquisition of component brand Raceface. This move also gives Fox ownership over Easton Cycling, which Raceface recently bought. All three brands complement each other with our distinct high-performance product lines,” said Chris Tutton, President of Race Face/Easton.
Who bought Race Face?
Fox Factory
If you missed the news last Friday that Fox Factory acquired Race Face and Easton, here’s why it matters: competition. The $30.2 million deal turns Fox into a more complete supplier of bike parts to complement its expertise in suspension.
Who bought race face?
Is Race Face owned by Fox?
FOX will acquire Race Face/Easton in an asset purchase transaction for approximately $30.2 million.
Does Easton own race face?
BURNABY, British Columbia (BRAIN) — Fox Factory Holding Corp., the parent of the Fox suspension brand, has purchased Race Face Performance and Easton Cycling, the companies announced Friday.
Does Easton own Raceface?
Suspension manufacturer Fox today announced its acquisition of component brand Raceface. This move also gives Fox ownership over Easton Cycling, which Raceface recently bought.
Does SRAM own Fox?
In 2015, SRAM had called out RaceFace, which is owned by Fox, for offering a chainring with chain retention features without licensing SRAM’s patent as other brands have done.
Is Raceface a good brand?
I’ve ran Raceface on all of my bikes for the past 15+ years I’d say. It’s excellent stuff and my favourite mtb brands. I tend to run their cranks, bars, stems and grips over any other brands alternatives just because they look so cool and work so well.
Does SRAM own Raceface?
In 2015, SRAM had called out RaceFace, which is owned by Fox, for offering a chainring with chain retention features without licensing SRAM’s patent as other brands have done. However, the board upheld the patent in part because secondary considerations suggested the technology was far from obvious.