After eight years operating in North America, YT Industries USA has announced it will close its business. The team said that despite “best efforts,” YT USA and YT Industries Germany were unable to reach an agreement on future operations.
The closure ends a chapter that began in 2016 when YT expanded from Germany into the U.S. market with a focus on direct-to-consumer mountain bikes and a strong rider community. The U.S. team thanked customers, partners, and riders for “eight incredible years” and said it had been “an honor to ride with you.”
In the UK, assets from the now-closed YT Mill in Guildford — including more than £170,000 worth of bikes and parts — were recently auctioned with bids starting around £2,600, as part of the brand’s wider restructuring.
According to Singletracks (Jeff Barber, Nov 1 2025), the U.S. closure follows YT Industries Germany’s insolvency earlier this year. U.S. bikes now show as “out of stock,” contact details have been removed from the site, and both YT Mill showrooms in California and Arkansas have stopped taking reservations. It’s not yet clear how customer orders or warranties will be handled.