More lightweight
enthusiasts
Classic
Rendezvous
Cycling
Hall of Fame
An excellent site for information on riders both classic and modern.
Dave
Bedwell
A tribute to Dave Bedwell
David
Cooper (Cooper Technica Chicago)
David Cooper's web pages with details of his very fine bike collection
and
restoration projects. While you are there have a look a some
of
the classic cars he has restored.
EBykr
Worth finding your way
around this site for information not available elsewhere, for example,
on Italian bikes
The Fixed
Gear web site has an interesting
page on Medium
Gear History
Graces
Guide
has a wealth of information including many of the cycle engineering
companies in the UK, includes bicycle and component manufacturers
L'Eroica
The English language site for the famous annual classic bike ride on
the white roads of Tuscany.
Merseyside
bicycles
Mike Price's blog on cycles made on Merseyside
National
Cycle Collection
Llandrindod Wells The UK's national collection of cycles
and history
North
Cotswold Cycling Club
A very interesting pre-war illustrated period history of the club by
Derek
Parsons
Pedal
Museum
Richard Bryne's Bicycle Pedal History Museum
Tribute
to Fausto Coppi
In English and Italian
Vegetarian
C & AC
A significant club in the history of cycling - Dave Keeler was a
member.
VeloBase.com
"Your Vintage Cycling Database".
Velo-Pages
website
Vintage Catalogues reproduced by R S Broderick including:
... the collection of vintage
component catalogs
...
authorized republications of repair,
maintenance, and technical articles
...authorized republications of pertinent
road tests and reviews
...authorized republications of summations from industry
trade shows
...and various errata including a pictorial history of vintage
Peugeot team bikes (...and to a
lesser extent, their riders)
Veteran-Cycle
Club
The official club site
Vintage
Bicycle
Vintage bicycle
information sharing and occasional sales, with a particular interest in
French touring bicycles. Bespoke bicycle saddles and Leatherwork.
Wool
Jersey
No, not jerseys but thousands of images of classic lightweights
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Marques
Flying Scot
The Flying Scot web site maintained by Bob Reid.
Hetchins
Everything you ever wanted to know about Hetchins.
Hobbs of Barbican
Maintained by Bruce Robbins.
Holdsworth
Norman Kilgariff's site
which also covers FH Grubb and Claud Butler. Lots of catalogues.
Jack
Taylor
The Jack Taylor site and Register
Llewellyn
Bikes
A rare chance to see where some classic machines are
still being built in Australia
The
Mercian
Cycles Register
Research into pre-1970s Mercians. Maintained by Chris Barbour.
Moorson
Twin Tube
Rotrax
Tim Maund has
been building Rotrax road and track frames since the mid-80's.
Trevor
Jarvis
TJ Cycles - Flying Gate
Viking
Cycle Company
Wilson
Cycles of Sheffield have a
section on their website dedicated
to the history of their riders and machines.
Services
and suppliers
Bikeville
(Philadelphia, USA)
Via Bicycle's online store
Campagnolo-
Nigel
Scott - Nigel sources obsolete Campagnolo Nuovo/Super/C-Record and
no-carbon/black ErgoPower, Cinelli, Regina etc. Occasionally
frames/bikes, all NOS.
The
Old Bicycle Company
Tim Gunn has created an online auction site specifically for
cycle-related sales.
H.
Lloyd Cycles are
the biggest supplier of aftermarket cycle transfers in the world! www.hlloydcycles.com
or
contact nick@hlloydcycles.com
Madgetts
Cycles Ltd.
Cycle restorations and wheel building. Long-established shop
and repair centre in Diss, Norfolk.
Mario
Vaz
Frame Re-sprays & frame Repairs - Renovation Services.
Based in South-East London.
Quoc
Pham
Produces a range of period cycling shoes ideal for wearing when riding
the Classic Lightweight. Traditional touring style bicycle shoes,
natural leather upper, rubber sole and hand lasted.
Hilary
Stone
Period bike frames and Parts
Wood
sprints
See 'wood' sprints built into wheels by Andy Kelly at Bicycle
Ambulance, Cambridge
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