Quick view Hetchins Hetchins Magnum Bogus Hellenic Curly Stay Frame & Fork: 1950 Phase 1 Opus Lugs & Bi-plane Crown - 56cm - Built by Harry Butler Compare
Quick view NIB/NOS Magistroni Clip-Type (and threaded) Headset: Model 253/263 - Chrome - 1950's to 1960's Compare
Quick view Magistroni Senor 3-Arm Crankset: Cottered - Simplex 50/47t Half Step - 170mm - Chrome - 1950's? Compare
Quick view Small Bicycle Frame Builders Baines Whirlwind Flying Gate International TT Frame / Fork: English 1930's 1940's Blue, 56cm Compare
Quick view Hetchins Magnum Bogus Hellenic Curly Stay Frame & Fork: 1950 Phase 1 Opus Lugs & Bi-plane Crown - 56cm - Built by Harry Butler This bizarre and beautiful frameset is an unrestored (forged) Hetchins Magnum Opus (bogus) Hellenic, with vibrant stays and phase 1 lugs. The lugs, BB shell, head badge, and fork crown are confirmed as genuine Magnum Opus phase I parts, that were... Compare
Quick view NIB/NOS Magistroni Clip-Type (and threaded) Headset: Model 253/263 - Chrome - 1950's to 1960's This highly ornate headset seems to be a mix of old and new technologies. Traditional headclip style headsets that were common on British bikes from the 1930's through 1950's did not have cups that pressed into the head tube or threads, and relied... Compare
Quick view Magistroni Senor 3-Arm Crankset: Cottered - Simplex 50/47t Half Step - 170mm - Chrome - 1950's? Super rare Magistroni crankset from the 1940's or 1950's. This model was the popular 116mm 3 pin 116mm BCD setup, with it's original Simplex chainring adapter links and chainrings. Dual flutes on the crank arms. Quite rare! Great... Compare
Quick view Baines Whirlwind Flying Gate International TT Frame / Fork: English 1930's 1940's Blue, 56cm The Baines Whirlwind "Flying Gate" was made by the Baines Brothers (Reg & Willie) out of Bradford, England from 1935 to about 1952. The model name is officially "Whirlwind", but gained the nickname "Flying Gate" from the Flying Gate racing team... Compare
Quick view Saxon Twin Tube Bicycle Frame & Fork: English, 1930's 1940's Restored 54cm In the 1930's, 40's, and very early 50's Saxon of Britain produced these luxurious twin seat tube frames. This split tube allows the rear wheel to be moved forward and spin between the two tubes. The goal was by shortening the wheelbase, you... Compare
Quick view Early 1900's Mead Cycle Company Frame Pump: Great Shape! The Mead Cycle Company out of Chicago (and England where it had a factory) made some high quality bikes such as the Mead Ranger around the turn of the century and on to the 1930's (?). This is an exceptionally nice pump that dates to somewhere... Compare