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52cm Schwinn Series 7 PDG Vintage Time Trial Bike

£950.00

Pedal Options Without Basic Quill Inc. Straps / Cages Shimano PD-7401

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Basic Quill Inc. Straps / Cages

Shimano PD-7401

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53cm Koga Miyata Pro Racer 1980 Vintage Road Racing Bike

£1,495.00

53cm Legnano Falck / Campagnolo Triomphe c.1985 Classic Road Bike

£795.00

One of the genuine big guns. So many titles were won on Legnano bicycles, too many to list in fact, understandably so as the name goes all the way back to 1902, making them not just one of the greatest but also one of the oldest Italian bicycle makers.

This one is not quite as old, dating back to the mid 1980s, just on the right side of L’Eroica’s 1987 cut off, so this one is most certainly a candidate for one of the vintage cycling events.

Built from Falck lightweight tubing, it weighs in at a mere 9.37 kg , and sporting a complete 1985 Campanolo Triomphe groupset, it’s a classic mid-market Italian road bike very typical of the 1980s. It’s a comfortable ride, and as an extra bonus the Triomphe chainset has a BCD of 116mm, which allows the chainrings to be replaced to those resembling modern compact gearing, allowing easy gearing for those killer hills.

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 - as you can see the bike is not in mint condition by any means, it is however completely original - please inspect the photos for cosmetic condition as we photograph the bikes so you can see the exact condition of the bike before purchasing. The wheels could benefit from a re-build, and if you so wish the frame could also be re-finished, we can of course arrange for any of this to be carried out, just get in touch if you’d prefer to go down the full restoration route.

53cm Raphael Geminiani Vintage Steel Town / Randonneur Bicycle

£650.00

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.

54.5cm Joco Ronde Van Europa c.1956 Classic Track Bike

£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.

54cm Martinetto Classic 1980s Italian Road Racing Bike

£995.00