The Everti Story

In October 2000 we started out on a mission to offer the best titanium bikes with reasonable prices and great customer service. I think we have stayed on course quite well with this objective. 

In April of 2005 we had a situation arise where we had to change our name from Epic Bicycles. This was a definitely a surprise for us. Due to the legal issues with the name Epic we chose to change our name to Everti Bicycles. Since that minor interruption to our business we have been working harder than ever to bring new innovative offerings to the market. If you have been watching our progress you will agree that our line of titanium bikes is among the best on the market today in straight-forward, no nonsense designs. 

Over the years we have used the services of out of house frame builders who have a proven record for the highest quality titanium frames in the industry. By having our frame manufacturing out-sourced we are left with more time to refine the designs, test and even spend some time with family! If we were to do the frame building here in Duncan the cost would go up by at least 50%, the number of frames we could produce would go down and we could not offer the great tubing shapes we have available now. Our frames are built for us by the best titanium manufacturer in Taiwan. We could have chosen a builder in China but then we would not have the quality product we have now.

As the founder of Everti Bicycles I bring years of racing experience and a true passion for bicycles. I first started racing bikes (BMX) in the 1980's and progressed quickly to mountain biking. Back in the late 1980's I attended the same school as Roland Green, former world mtb champion. We raced against each other as juniors, then he got too fast and turned pro. I realized I would never be a professional so I decided to just have fun with my racing.

Over the years I have tried just about every aspect of competitive cycling including track, cyclo-cross, bmx (racing, ramp and flat-land), time trial, road and of course mountain biking. I still compete at road and mountain bike events but just for fun now. 

With this background I have gained the understanding of how bikes should be designed for their given purpose. This is how I translate people's dream bikes into reality. 

Sincerely,