£950.00
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Seat Tube (ctc): | 52 cm |
Top Tube: (ctc): | 54 cm |
Head Tube: | 150 mm |
Standover: | 78 cm |
Weight: | 9.84 kg |
Tubing: | Tange Butted Tubing |
Dropouts: | Tange |
Country: | USA |
Year: | 1992 |
FULL SPEC: | |
Brake Levers: | Shimano 600 Tri-Colour |
Brake Calipers: | Shimano 600 Tri-Colour |
Crankset: | Shimano 600 Tri-Colour / 53/42 / 170mm |
Shifters: | Simplex Retro Friction |
Rear Derailleur: | Shimano 600 Tri-Colour |
Front Derailleur: | Shimano 600 Tri-Colour |
Freewheel: | Shimano 7 Speed |
Chain: | KMC Z7 |
Pedals: | Please Select From Drop Down Menu |
Bottom Bracket: | Tange Cartridge Unit |
Hubs: | Front Shimano 600 Tri-Colour / AeroSpoke |
Rims: | Front Wolber TX Profil Clincher 26x1" / Rear Aerospoke 26x1" |
Tyres: | Panaracer 26x1" (25mm Width) |
Headset: | Shimano |
Handlebars: | 3ttt Criterium |
Stem: | POG 4130 Cromoly |
Bar Tape: | Velox Black PVC (NOS) |
Saddle: | Turbo New Reissue |
Seatpost: | Ritchley |
SHIPPING, TAXES & RETURNS
£2,750.00
To discover any Joco is a special thing, so you can imagine our excitement when we got our hands on an original 1950s one!
Joco was established in 1919 by Matheus Antionius ('Toon') de Jonge, taking its name from the cycle repair shop's title, Jonge & Co, although wasn't until 1924 when they started manufacturing bikes.
By the 1940s Joco cycles sported the slogan 'Light as a Butterfly'. They genuinely were up there with the best of the best, and with a price tag to boot.
At the very end of the 1950s they'd moved out of Amsterdam and in to Hilversum, and by the 70s they'd stopped manufacturing bikes altogether.
If you get the chance to ask a Dutch classic cycling enthusiast about Joco bikes, guaranteed you'll get a great response. Their legend really has lived on. We're so happy that we got hold of one, having missed out on one many years ago, and it's instantly apparent just why they're held in such high regard.
This one is a Ronde Van Europa (Tour of Europe) model, built with Reynolds 531 Double Butted tubing, finished in Joco's trademark 'Italia' style, with chromed Nervex 45/159 lugs, stunning box lining and probably the nicest paint scheme we've ever seen. Considering its age, the chrome and enamel are still in very presentable condition, not without patina of course, but we'd much rather see it like this in its original glory than it go through the paint shop only to lose all its character.
As for the kit, it's all about the Titan; adjustable track stem, steel track bars & pantographed seatpost all courtesy of the legendary Belgian parts maker. The wheels are a combination of Campag Grand Sport front & 110mm FB Brevette rear hub laced to Fiamme Sprint rims, all genuine 1950s attire. Crankset is an early 151 BCD Campagnolo Pista set with matching bottom bracket, this we assume to have been updated from cottered to cotterless at some point in the 60s.
The beauty of track bikes usually lies in their simplicity, but this Joco is a different kind of beast. Toon's approach back in the 1920s was to revolt against the bland uniform of racing bikes of the time, where every marque sported the same black paint. His vision was to introduce fresh, striking colours to his fleet, and was the first to do so. He certainly produced something striking here, and whichever home this goes to next is sure to be a happy one.
As with all our bikes, it's been fully stripped, inspected, professionally polished & re-built. The frame is straight & true - please inspect the photos for cosmetic condition as we photograph the bikes so you can see the exact condition of the bike before purchasing.
OVERVIEW: | |
Seat Tube (ctc): | 54.5 cm |
Top Tube: (ctc): | 56.5 cm |
Head Tube: | 150 mm |
Standover: | 80.5 cm |
Weight: | 8.59 kg (With Pedals) |
Tubing: | Reynolds 531 Double Butted |
Country: | Netherlands |
Year: | 1956 |
FULL SPEC: | |
Crankset: | Campagnolo Record Pista 151 BCD / 52 Tooth 1/8" / 165mm |
Track Sprocket: | F.B 16 Tooth Fixed Gear |
Chain: | Sedis 1/8" Track Chain |
Pedals: | Campagnolo Pista / Christophe Clips / Christophe Special Leather Straps |
Bottom Bracket: | Campagnolo Record Pista |
Hubs: | F.B Pista Low Flange Rear / Campagnolo Gran Sport Low Flange Front |
Rims: | Fiamme Sprint for Tubulars (700c/27/28") |
Tyres: | Lion Tubular (22mm Width) |
Headset: | Original Steel |
Handlebars: | Titan Steel Pista |
Stem: | Titan Adjustable Track Stem |
Bar Tape: | Velox Tressorex |
Saddle: | Laced Leather Sprinter |
Seatpost: | Titan Steel |
SHIPPING, TAXES & RETURNS
£325.00
We offer a full custom build service, so if you need a any of our frames building up into your perfect bike, just give us a shout.
We also carry a wide range of headsets & bottom brackets, and provide a fitting service if you require this.
SIZING & SPEC: | |
Seat Tube (ctc): | 54.5 cm (ctc) |
Top Tube (ctc): | 58 cm (ctc) |
Weight: | 3.015 kg |
Tubing: | Reynolds 531 |
Rear Spacing: | 116 mm |
Seatpost Diameter: | 27.2 mm |
Brake Fixings: | No Drilling For Brakes |
Dropouts: | Campagnolo |
Bottom Bracket Thread: | British |
Headset Thread: | British ISO |
Era: | 1970s |
SHIPPING, TAXES & RETURNS
£995.00
As with all our bikes, it's been fully stripped, thoroughly inspected & professionally re-built. The frame is straight & true without any dents or dings unless mentioned below - please inspect the photos for cosmetic condition as we photograph the bikes so you can see the exact condition of the bike before purchasing.
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Seat Tube (ctc): | 54 cm |
Top Tube: (ctc): | 54.5 cm |
Head Tube: | 125 mm |
Standover: | 80.5 cm |
Weight: | 9.78 kg |
Tubing: | Columbus Zeta |
Dropouts: | Boeris |
Country: | Italy |
Year: | 1984 |
FULL SPEC:
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Brake Levers:
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Universal |
Brake Calipers:
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Universal |
Crankset: | Ofmega Fluted / 53/42 / 170mm |
Shifters: | Campagnolo Nuovo/Super Record |
Rear Derailleur:
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Campagnolo Nuovo Record |
Front Derailleur:
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Campagnolo Nuovo Record |
Freewheel: | Sunrace 14-24 |
Chain: | Original 6 Speed |
Pedals: |
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Bottom Bracket:
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Miche by Kinex (Sealed Bearings) |
Hubs: | Campagnolo Nuovo/Super Record |
Rims: | Rigida Gunmetal 700c Clincher |
Tyres: | Michelin Dynamic 700 x 25c |
Headset: | Steel 1" Threaded |
Handlebars: | 3ttt Mod Competizione - 40cm Width (ctc) |
Stem: | 3ttt Record Alloy Quill - 95mm Length |
Bar Tape: | Bike Ribbon Black PVC |
Saddle: | Selle San Marco Concor Supercorsa |
Seatpost: | Fluted Alloy 26.8 mm |
SHIPPING, TAXES & RETURNS
£1,195.00
One of the famous West Yorkshire frame-builders back in the 70s & 80s. Bernard Macklam was the owner of Macklam Cycles in Leeds, where he hand-built his frames before they went off to Ellis Briggs for painting. With a reputation for having exceptional skills building rear triangles, he was scouted by MKM cycles of Harrogate in 1974 to join Wes Mason & Arthur Metcalf to help increase their output.
This one is a particularly nice example from the late 70s, sporting the iconic leopard on the head badge and top tube. Built from lightweight Reynolds 531 Double Butted tubing and assembled with professional level Shimano Dura-Ace components. It really is a fine machine.
As with all our bikes, it's been fully stripped, inspected & professionally polished & re-built. The frame is straight & true without any dents or dings - please inspect the photos for cosmetic condition as we photograph the bikes so you can see the exact condition of the bike before purchasing.
OVERVIEW: | |
Seat Tube (ctc): | 55 cm |
Top Tube: (ctc): | 57 cm |
Head Tube: | 150 mm |
Standover: | 83.2 cm |
Weight: | 9.185 kg |
Tubing: | Columbus |
Dropouts: | Campagnolo |
Country: | England |
Year: | 1978/79 |
FULL SPEC: | |
Brake Levers: | Shimano Dura Ace 1st Gen. |
Brake Calipers: | Shimano Dura Ace 1st Gen. |
Crankset: | Shimano Dura Ace 7200 / 52/42t / 170mm |
Shifters: | Shimano Dura Ace 7200 |
Rear Derailleur: | Shimano Dura Ace 7200 |
Front Derailleur: | Shimano Dura Ace 7200 |
Freewheel: | Maillard Course |
Chain: | KMC |
Bottom Bracket: | Shimano Dura Ace |
Hubs: | Shimano Dura Ace First Gen. |
Rims: | Nisi Oro 1977 Sprint Rims Professionally Rebuilt (700c/27/28") |
Tyres: | Vittoria Competition Rally 28" Tubular (23mm Width) |
Headset: | Shimano Dura Ace 1st Gen. |
Handlebars: | 3ttt Mod. Competizione |
Stem: | 3ttt |
Bar Tape: | Black Velox Cloth |
Saddle: | Cinelli Unicanitor |
Seatpost: | SR Laparade |
SHIPPING, TAXES & RETURNS
£950.00
Wow. Wow. Wow.
Such a treat to have this mid-century Peugeot in our collection. A 1952 PC40 Model Homme, the 'lightweight' tourisme model.
It has had a few changes over the years, but it's mostly original, which is pretty incredible for a bike of almost 70 years old! The wheels are not perfect but they are most certainly the original wheels, as the 1952 catalogue is the only year to show the Menal 51 lightweight rims, so we've kept this baby as original as possible.
Certainly one for the collectors. See the last photo for a scan of the PC40 in the 1952 Peugeot catalogue.
As with all our bikes, it's been fully stripped, inspected & professionally polished & re-built. The frame is straight & true without any dents or dings - please inspect the photos for cosmetic condition as we photograph the bikes so you can see the exact condition of the bike before purchasing.
OVERVIEW: | |
Seat Tube (ctc): | 55 cm |
Top Tube: (ctc): | 57 cm |
Head Tube: | 135 mm |
Standover: | 79 cm |
Tubing: | Steel |
Country: | France |
Year: | 1952 |
FULL SPEC: | |
Brake Levers: | Follis Bebolux |
Brake Calipers: | Follis Bebolux |
Crankset: | Cottered Steel 170mm |
Shifters: | Simplex |
Rear Derailleur: | Le Simplex |
Freewheel: | 3 Speed |
Chain: | 3 Speed |
Pedals: | Cyclo Platform |
Bottom Bracket: | Steel Cottered |
Hubs: | Peugeot Steel inc DFV Wingnuts |
Rims: | Brevette Menal 51 S.G.D.G. - 650B |
Tyres: | Michelin World Tour 26 x 1 1/2" (650B) |
Headset: | Steel Loose Ball |
Handlebars: | Steel Town Bars |
Stem: | DFV 70mm |
Grips: | ROD Blue - Made in France |
Saddle: | Gallet Sprung |
Seatpost: | Bullet Nose Type |
SHIPPING, TAXES & RETURNS