SteinerParker

SteinerParker is a privately held company specializing in the design, development, and manufacture of high-performance, lightweight, and durable bicycle components, particularly known for its suspension forks and seatposts. Founded in 2009 by former Trek Bicycle Corporation engineer **Mark Steiner** and **David Parker**, the company is headquartered in San Luis Obispo, California. SteinerParker is recognized for its innovative engineering and focus on improving cycling efficiency, comfort, and performance.

The company’s products are widely used in professional cycling, including time trials, road racing, and triathlons. Its suspension forks, such as the **SP-1** and **SP-2**, are designed to reduce road vibrations and fatigue, allowing riders to maintain better control and speed over long distances. These forks incorporate advanced materials like carbon fiber and titanium, contributing to their lightweight and responsive nature. Additionally, SteinerParker’s seatposts, such as the **SP-1 Seatpost**, are engineered to minimize vibration transfer from the saddle to the rider, enhancing comfort during high-speed rides.

SteinerParker collaborates with various cycling teams and athletes, including professional triathletes and road cyclists, to refine its products based on real-world performance data. The company emphasizes testing and iteration, ensuring its components meet the demands of competitive cycling. While primarily focused on suspension technology, SteinerParker’s innovations have also influenced broader trends in bicycle design, particularly in the pursuit of smoother, more efficient rides.

The brand is known for its minimalist branding and emphasis on performance-driven engineering rather than flashy aesthetics. SteinerParker’s products are often integrated into high-end bicycle builds, appealing to both amateur and professional cyclists seeking a competitive edge. The company remains committed to continuous improvement, leveraging feedback from the cycling community to develop future advancements in suspension and vibration-dampening technology.