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[BRIEF] Carbon Reshoring: Why Ibis's Factory Matters
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Ibis is making carbon frames in-house at a solar-powered California factory. We dig into why this is really a supply chain play, not just a sustainability story, and what it signals about the bike industry's manufacturing future.
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