BIK-005Est. 2005

Ari Bikes
Lindon
Direct-sale bikes born in an Orem garage
40°21′N 111°43′W
Fourteen cycling brands are listed from Utah.
When Amer Sports picked Utah for an expansion in 2018, it said the state gave it a chance to engage with skiers, snowboarders, runners, bikers and hikers. Source: Utah Governor's Office of Economic Development, December 2018
In collections: Utah outdoor brands and Utah brands that make everything in Utah. Every brand by founding year is on the timeline.
See them on the mapSwiss-designed bikes, US arm run from Ogden
Carbon rims molded in Ogden since 2007
Direct-sale bikes born in an Orem garage
Israeli-born e-bike brand, now run from Salt Lake City
14 of 14 shown
BIK-005Est. 2005

Lindon
Direct-sale bikes born in an Orem garage
40°21′N 111°43′W
BIK-012Est. 2016

Ogden
Fat-tire hunting e-bikes sold from an Ogden showroom
41°13′N 111°58′W
BIK-008Est. 2008

Moab
Titanium frames welded by one builder in Moab
38°34′N 109°33′W
BIK-010Est. 2013

Salt Lake City
Custom bike bags sewn in Salt Lake City
40°46′N 111°53′W
BIK-003Est. 1999

Layton
Downhill bikes born in a Layton garage in 1999
41°04′N 111°58′W
BIK-007Est. 2007

Ogden
Carbon rims molded in Ogden since 2007
41°13′N 111°58′W
BIK-002Est. 1993

American Fork
From 1993 fork boots to MLB's official bat grip
40°23′N 111°48′W
BIK-009Est. 2010

Salt Lake City
Israeli-born e-bike brand, now run from Salt Lake City
40°46′N 111°53′W
BIK-011Est. 2014

Salt Lake City
Steel frames brazed in a Salt Lake backyard shed
40°46′N 111°53′W
BIK-001Est. 1958

Ogden
Swiss-designed bikes, US arm run from Ogden
41°13′N 111°58′W
BIK-013Est. 2016

Salt Lake City
Salt Lake bike bags sized by mustache
40°46′N 111°53′W
BIK-006Est. 2006

Springville
Recumbent trikes built and powder coated in Springville
40°10′N 111°37′W
BIK-004Est. 2001

Ogden
Front shifting fixes born in Ogden in 2001
41°13′N 111°58′W
BIK-014

Salt Lake City
Carbon bike forks wound in Salt Lake City
40°48′N 111°57′W
Beehive Made lists 14 bike brands with a Utah connection. They include SCOTT Sports, ENVE Composites, Ari Bikes and Magnum Bikes. Each brand page says where the company started and where its products are made.
Yes. Six of the 14 brands on this page are marked Made in Utah, which means their products are made in the state. They are ENVE Composites, Blaze Bicycles, Broad Fork Bags, SaltAir Cycles, Utah Trikes and Wound Up Composites.
The Salt Lake Valley has the most, with 5, followed by Ogden with 4. The other 5 are each in a different town.
A brand is listed when it was started in Utah, is run from here, runs its North American business from here or makes its products here. Every listing is checked against at least two sources before it goes up, and each brand page says which of those ties apply.