Online Bicycle & Parts Museum!

[Rayne_in_Spokes]

With everyone stuck inside with a lot of time on their hands, I thought you might like to kill a few hours digging through my recently launched online vintage bike museum! (http://www.bikerecyclery.com/museum/?sort=newest)

This is a collection of about 100 bikes, a ton of parts, and some memorabilia. It's all items I have sold over the last decade or so, with a few things that are my personal bikes. I still have a TON of parts and memorabilia to list in the coming weeks or months

Have fun!

http://www.bikerecyclery.com/museum/

[Pastashop]

Nice! Thanks for that!!

[exapkib]

Thanks for sharing that--great pick-me-up after a crazy day.

[Black Dog]

Thanks for sharing your passion.

[Rayne_in_Spokes]

you're welcome all! I love that I can share my passion for the history

[Black Dog]

The Pinnerello with the prototyped C-Record was amazing.

[old_fat_and_slow]

If you're in need of some classic eye candy, check this guy's website too.

Don't blame me if you short out your keyboard from drool though.


http://www.raydobbins.com/

[Rayne_in_Spokes]

Ray's website is rad! I love his rant on splash handlebar tape lol

That Montello was one of my favorite bikes I've ever sold. So much history around it. It's now on display in a collector's home in California along with my Hetchins Keyhole

[ricardinho]

Very cool. Thanks for this thread.

[oldpotatoe]

Got any posters signed by Tullio Campagnolo?

[Rayne_in_Spokes]

Got any posters signed by Tullio Campagnolo?

I wish!