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There is a lot of information about vintage road bikes on the web. Listed below are a few web sites that are excellent sources of information and that will help you find other resources.

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Other Useful Sites

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Trek Information

Specifications and pictures for 2003 and newer Treks are available on the Trekbikes.com web site archives.

The BikePedia.com web site has a massive database of 1993 to current bicycle specs and photographs. The information includes specifications (and some photos) of Trek bikes from 1993. The database is a product of Bikealog.com.

Trek Mountain Bike Data in the First Flight Bicycles Web Site - by Jeff Archer - http://www.firstflightbikes.com/trek.htm, A listing of Trek mountain bike models by year, with specifications.

General Vintage Lightweight Bicycle Information

Classic Rendezvous - by Dale Brown - http://www.classicrendezvous.com/ - an impressive collection of vintage lightweight photos and related information. Dale also hosts the Classic Rendezvous e-mail list, on which enthusiasts share vintage bicycle information. Dale gives a page of in print and on the web publications on his site at http://www.classicrendezvous.com/ClassicPb.htm. The site also includes a list of bike painters and restorers.

Classic Rendezvous Mailing List - This list is perhaps the best source of information on pre 1984 bikes. These are the heavyweights of classic lightweight collecting, so to speak ;-). Many famous names, people with hundreds of bikes, at least one with a thousand bikes. Important - Read the rules before posting. Lots of information in the archives. Search there first so that you don't ask a question that has been recently addressed.

Harris Cyclery by Sheldon Brown - http://www.sheldonbrown.com/harris/index.html - A wealth of insightful articles. On Sheldon's site is an extensive list of links to other resources: http://www.sheldonbrown.com/bicycling-links.html

"The e-Richie Collection" of bike brochures and catalogs. A huge (250+ MB) source of bike and maker information. A team effort: framebuilder Richard Sachs' collection, with contributions by others, scanned by Duane Kennard with web site hosting by Mark Bulgier. http://bulgier.net/pics/bike/Catalogs/

Velo-Retro - by Chuck Schmidt - http://www.velo-retro.com/ includes vintage bicycle catalog reproductions. Links to other sites http://www.velo-retro.com/links.html

A Guide to Used Bicycles by Lou Deeter. This is an informal guide to road bicycles that gives capsule information on many, many bicycle brands. This is an excellent quick reference for collectors. It includes a valuable section on how to inspect and evaluate a used bike. Available as e-mail attachment ($3), on disc ($5), or in printed form from author. E-mail: loudeeter@aol.com or mailing address: Louis Deeter, 9235 Ridge Pine Trail, Orlando FL 32819.

Desperadocycles.com has extensive information on various types of steel tubing and their properties. Included are Ishiwata, Reynolds, True Temper, and Columbus. (In this write up, the standard Reynolds 531 tubing in early Treks is known as 531C.) See http://www.desperadocycles.com/The_Lowdown_On_Tubing/About_Steel_Tubing_frameset.htm

Rijdor Bike Shop - Bike Collection - an extensive set of vintage bicycles, including several Treks.

Sites about Specific Bike Manufacturers

VintageCannondale.com - Information on early Cannondale bikes, including numerous annual catalogs in PDF format. The site is by Brian Delucia.

Hobbs of Barbican web site by Bruce Robbins and Bob Reid. Information about Hobbs of Barbican, "one of the most sought after and highly respected of the many lightweight racing bikes that existed in the middle of the last century." http://freespace.virgin.net/hobbs_of.barbican/index.html.

Historic Hetchins Web Site A Virtual Museum Dedicated to Hetchins Bicycles of Historic Interest http://www.hetchins.org/. The elegance and fine workmanship of Hetchins frames have made the name legendary.

Recycles by Kris Echert

Peugeot PX 10 Database - by David Goerndt, hosted by ClassicRendezvous.com. "The purpose of this web page is to provide a visual history of the PX-10 and its variants as well as providing the answers to questions that I and others have about the origins of the marque."

Cycles Retro-Peugeot - Peugeot Show - An extensive collection of Peugeot bicycle catalogs spanning 1929 to 1989.

Peugeot Bicycles - by Jasper Leunk - A growing site featuring Peugeot bike information and links to other sources of Peugeot data on the web.

Retro Raleighs - originated by Ray Chong and now maintained by Sheldon Brown - http://www.retroraleighs.com/ dedicated to the Raleigh/Carlton lightweights of the days of yore." (This information-rich site served as the inspiration for the Vintage-Trek site.)

Schwinn Lightweights - by Bob Hufford - http://www.geocities.com/sldatabook/cover.html a compendium of Schwinn information from 1960 to 1979.

Other Sites of Interest

Sellwood Cycle Repair is a full service bicycle repair shop in Portland, Oregon. They really know vintage road bikes and components. They also offer quality used bikes and frames for sale, and accept bikes for sale on consignment. Some of these frames and bikes are listed on their site, www.SellwoodCycle.com.

A Dial-Gauge Bicycle Wheel Building Stand for $100 - by Chuck Connell. An elegantly simple, low-cost way to quantify the "true" of bicycle wheels. It helps answer the question "When is it good enough?" or the related question: "When can I stop?".

 

 

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