"Ibis has taken on the challenge of not only making some of its own carbon frames but attempting to do it better by improving the process while using renewable energy."
"The facility came to be as Ibis' design, engineering, and production team developed its own process in an effort to make carbon frame production more time, material, and energy efficient."
Ibis Cycles has established a solar-powered factory in Pajaro, California, focusing on in-house production of carbon fiber bike frames. This facility stands out in an industry that typically outsources production to Asia. The factory, initially part of a project called Carbon 831, allows Ibis to innovate in carbon manufacturing techniques. The process aims to enhance efficiency in time, materials, and energy use, resulting in high-quality bike frames produced entirely under one roof.
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