"2025 was an incredible year for Stinner Frameworks. Thanks to the community's overwhelming support, Stinner sold out of bikes faster than should be possible in 2025, and this enthusiasm proved it was time for a change. No, not by changing what they're about or lowering standards, but by making it possible for more riders to enjoy a Stinner without long waits."
""A space where we can build even more bikes, create a dedicated area for our amazing customers, and open our doors so you can see precisely how our bikes are made," says Aaron Stinner. "We have the full-suspension bike coming, and a few more exciting projects that I can't talk about yet. For 2026 and beyond, we have a bunch of cool ideas, but we just need more space and more capacity to make them happen.""
Stinner Frameworks sold out of bikes rapidly in 2025 due to overwhelming community demand. The brand is moving into a larger facility to increase production capacity while preserving hand-built craftsmanship and high standards. The new space will enable more in-stock bikes for 2026, a dedicated customer area, and public visibility into manufacturing processes. A full-suspension bike and additional projects are planned once capacity increases. The expansion aims to shorten wait times, strengthen rider connections, and continue building high-quality, domestically made bikes without compromising materials or finishing details. The operation will prioritize maintaining quality while expanding throughput.
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