Brodie Bicycles

Wikipedia reports founder Paul Brodie sold the company to its longtime distributor, CyberSport Ltd, in 2001; the vendor's own site still calls it a Canadian company since 1986. No federal Corporations Canada record exists for either name, consistent with a BC provincial registration, which was not checked (BC Registry is not in the confirmed-reachable source list and CyberSport Ltd has no locatable website of its own). No evidence of foreign ownership was found.

• Brodie Bicycles - Wikipedia · press “Paul Brodie eventually sold his company to their longtime distributor CyberSport Ltd. in 2001.”
• Brodie Bicycles · the vendor's own site “A Canadian Company since 1986”
• Federal corporation search - Brodie Bicycles · registry record “0 results were found, 0 returned.”

The vendor's site lists titanium, carbon, aluminum and CroMo steel frames across every model page but names no factory or country of manufacture anywhere, including on individual product pages. A ~7-person Canadian brand offering titanium and carbon frames at this price point is, by industry norm, sourcing those frames from Taiwanese or Chinese contract manufacturers rather than building them domestically; a small allowance is left for the limited-edition steel anniversary frame, which the vendor frames as a tribute to Brodie's own past frame builders. This split is an estimate, not a documented figure, and the actual factory location could not be verified.

• Brodie Bicycles - bike categories · the vendor's own site
• Brodie Bicycles - Expresso 40th anniversary frame · the vendor's own site “making a limited edition eXpresso frame ... to pay tribute to the Brodie frame builders of the past”

Wikipedia describes Brodie as a small bicycle company with about seven full-time staff based in the Vancouver area; the vendor's contact page lists a BC sales and design team by first name only, with no overseas staff mentioned anywhere.

• Brodie Bicycles - Wikipedia · press “a small bicycle company with approximately seven full-time staff members”
• Bicycles: Brodie Bicycles - madeinca.ca · directory “Headquartered in: Vancouver, British Columbia”

The one named material input, Reynolds 853 CroMo steel used on the anniversary frame, comes from a UK tube maker. The rest of the line (titanium, carbon, aluminum) has no disclosed material source; since those frames are inferred to be built in Asia, the raw material and component supply chain feeding them is assumed to sit largely in the same region. This mix is a rough estimate given the lack of vendor disclosure.

• Brodie Bicycles - Expresso 40th anniversary frame · the vendor's own site “made with Reynolds 853 CroMo Steel”
• Brodie Bicycles - Romax Ti 2.0 Frame & Fork · the vendor's own site “3/2.5 shaped and butted titanium tubes”