Business Description
Auburn Cycles was a BMX frame and bicycle brand founded in 1988.
Auburn Cycles was founded in 1988 by Todd Huffman and Bob Morales. The project was originally going to be a Honda branded product that Huffman had pitched to Honda Motor Corp., but at the last minute Honda decided not to license out their name to a BMX bike company. With the product already developed and ready to go into production, Huffman and Morales decided to continue the project and just use a different name. Huffman came up with the name Auburn from a 1930's classic sports touring car. Morales liked the name and designed up the original logo and Auburn Cycles was born. Auburn's first product was a two piece "Modular" BMX racing frame made of Chromoly steel. Some of Auburn's first factory team riders were Rod Beckering, Todd "TC" Corbitt, Robbie "Robo" Morales, Erick "Big E" Bartoldus & Danny Millwee. The frames were further developed using an aluminum rear end called a "Works Link" in 1989 the company was acquired by GT Bicycles and Huffman was hired by GT to manage the brand in addition to his Marketing Director title. GT produced Auburn frames & bicycles until 1997.
Address & Contact
- Street:
- 17811 Georgetown Lane
- Postcode:
- 92647
- City:
- Huntington Beach
- State:
- California
- Zip:
- 92647
- Phone:
- 714-861-1400
- Website:
- www.auburncycles.com
- Category:
- Outdoor Gear Sporting Goods
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