I was thinking yesterday about which bike to profile next and this one jumped out at me. It has been parked this winter in the garage way up high out of view to most, but I know its there. This is another one of Curtis's riders. This bike is a late 70's Bruce Gordon. … Continue reading Cool shop bike: Curtis’s Bruce Gordon
For Sale: Kennedy reproduction high wheel bike 1970’s
Today I feature this really cool Kennedy reproduction high wheeler from the 1970's. The front wheel is 52" and would be suited to some one about 5' 6"- 5' 8". This bike was made by the Lowell Kennedy Company in Defiance, Ohio in the mid 70's. It features tangent spokes, adjustable crank length, and … Continue reading For Sale: Kennedy reproduction high wheel bike 1970’s
Via Bicycle alumni endeavors!
Our former colleague Aaron Popelka is a multi-talented individual. He currently works at Bicycle Revolutions here in Philadelphia, and is head mechanic there. In his off-time, he makes awesome guitar pedals and his newest project is pretty cool as well. He makes super deluxe clipboards out of discarded cycling components. Check out the link and … Continue reading Via Bicycle alumni endeavors!
Cool shop bike #3: Colnago with Gilco tubing
This is one of the Curtis's personal bikes. Late 80's / early 90's Colnago with Gilco tubing. Pretty unique machine, The Gilco design was produced by Columbus and is Hexagonal. We also have the Cinelli EXA bars that match the tubing, super rare. Maybe one day we will install them? The bike is mostly C-record … Continue reading Cool shop bike #3: Colnago with Gilco tubing
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