Gormully & Jeffery

An 1887 Gormully & Jeffery American Challenge bicycle at the Old Red Museum

Gormully & Jeffery was an American bicycle company, founded a in Chicago by Thomas B. Jeffery and R. Phillip Gormully in. It marketed bicycles under the Rambler brand, was at one time the second largest bicycle manufacturer in the US, and was sold to the American Bicycle Company in 1900.

American bicycle manufacturers

Current	American Star Bike Friday Bilenky Cycle Works Bohemian Brooklyn Bicycle Co. Bontrager Calfee Design Cannondale Catrike Centurion CHUMBA Racing Co-Motion Columbia Cortina Cruzbike Cycle Force Group Dahon Diamondback Dynacraft BSC Electra Ellsworth Handcrafted Fantasy Toys Lowrider Bicycle & Hobby Felt Fuji Fyxation Gendron, Inc. GT Haro Huffy Ibis Independent Fabrication International Surrey Company Iron Horse Italvega Jamis K2 Sports Kent International Kestrel Litespeed Magna Marin Masi Melon Milwaukee Mongoose Moots Next Nishiki Novara Pacific Pope Priority Pure Quality Quintana Roo R+E Rans Designs RazorUSA Redline Rhoades Car Ritchey Design Rivendell Roadmaster Richard Sachs Santa Cruz Santana Schwinn Seven Shelby Shinola SOMA Fabrications Specialized Surly TerraCycle Terrible One Tommaso Torker Transition Trek Turner Suspension Univega Valdora Van Dessel Sports Villy Custom Volagi Waterford Precision Wilderness Trail Worksman Yamaguchi Yeti Zigo

Defunct	American American Machine and Foundry Chicago Clark-Kent E. C. Stearns Eagle Fat City Fleetwing Gary Fisher Gormully & Jeffery JMC Klein Kogswell LeMond Lotus Merlin Murray Overman Pocket Rambler Ross Serotta Solé Stelber Sterling Wright

Components	Bell Sports Bicycle Technologies International Coker Tire Fox Racing Shox Fyxation Giro Hayes Brake Burley Design RockShox Slidepad Speedplay SRAM L.H. Thomson Zipp

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