American Bicycle Manufacturing

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American Bicycle Manufacturing was a company making custom mountainbikes, founded by Fred Schilplin (February 16, 1947 – April 13, 2005) in St. Cloud, Minnesota, United States. The company was known for producing mountain bikes whose welds were left untreated, showcasing the art of welding.

Models produced

• 1985 American Montaneus
• 1988 American Montaneus
• 1988 American Comp Lite
• 1993 American M 16
• 1994 American ELF

External links

• American M16
• Timeline of American Bicycle Manufacturing
• Fred Schiplin^{[permanent dead link]}
• American Bicycle Manufacturing BMX- Museum
• Chitti-Chat

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