Buyenlarge L’arc de triomphe de la salle de triomphe-exposition du cycle 1897. Rencontre des amateurs et des concessionnaires en France.Taille: H 42 po x l 28 po x P 1,5 po | Buyenlarge 1897 de vélo d’exposition par v. bocchino rétro
Le vélotourisme permet de concilier activité sportive et découverte du patrimoine. A la découverte de la France à vélo !
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Voici un premier complément à un ancien article sur les affiches anciennes et sur le thème vélo... Sans doute y trouverons nous des affiches déjà sélectionnées dans le premier article, et même dans cette seconde sélection, sans doute allez-vous retrouver...
Quand on vous dit "vélo", vous pensez au moyen de locomotion avec deux roues, un cadre, une guidon mais ce n'est pas le cas de tout le monde.
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Si vous avez décidé de passer au vélo à assistance électrique, autant le faire avec le plus de classe possible ; pourquoi ne pas regarder du côté de la marque Rayvolt ? En effet, celle-ci propose plusieurs modèles de VAE au look résolument vintage, ce qui ne les empêche pas d’intégrer des technologies de pointe. Vous avez ainsi le choix entre le Cruzer, le Torino, l’Ambassador (plus classique), mais aussi le Clubman ou le Beachin’.
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Eager to acquire a manufactured bike that is his own and that lasts over time, David, a teacher, approached us to make a frame that could follow him in all his activities. From this project was born the Victoire N°466, a versatile bike whose key words are modulation and integration.
"Schwinn’s Futuristic Aero-Space Concept Bicycle Design, c. 1960s" ~retro-futurism
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A couple years ago a friend was clearing out his garage in anticipation of a remodel. Knowing I was a bike nut he offered me a pair of 3 speeds that he and his wife had once ridden while living in Boston. I was looking for a project I could quickly turn around and sell and thought one of the 3 speeds would fit the bill. The men's 3 speed (DL22) had a broken shift cable so I went with the Ladies version. My mistake was thinking aloud the term "quick turn around" the bike gods ears must have perked up at that and thought "oh really....(cue maniacal laughter)". According to the late, great Sheldon Brown the Sports models; "were the basic transportation of the urban working class. They feature 590 mm (26 x 1 3/8) wheels with Endrick or Raleigh-pattern rims, full steel fenders (or "mudguards" to the British) "North Road" upright handlebars, and cable-operated brakes. Sports bicycles had rather more nimble frame geometry, typically with 72 degree frame angles. These bicycles were faster and lighter than roadsters. The vast majority of English bicycles that made it to the United States fall into this category." I should note that 26" x 1 3/8 wheels are not the same as 26 " mountain bike tires, I made that mistake ordering tires once and it taught me the importance of ISO numbers. An English 3 speed 26" wheel has an ISO of 590, a mountain bike 26" tire has an ISO of 559, the two are NOT interchangeable! My normal approach is to take a bike down to the frame, clean up all the parts and reassemble with new "consumables" (rubber, cables, bar wrap etc) and then tune it up. With the Raleigh Sports I was hoping to take a shorter path due to time and money constraints. I am not a "flipper" but I was hoping to get this bike road worthy short of my usual complete disassembly, in part because a 3 speed internally geared hub is foreign to me and compared to working on a old 10 speed drive train it would be like speaking Zulu. Again my thinking I could do this quickly doomed me from the start. I knew the tires were going to have to go, first because they said "Raleigh" on them making them original equipment -i.e. 40 years old. Secondly because, even though they held air, the front tire had a large abscess where the tube bulged and didn't allow the wheel to spin freely. So I ordered up new tires, tubes and rim strips going with the Kenda K40 gum walls, I love their 27" tires so I figured the 26 x 1 3/8 were a good bet. The next stop was checking on the two places I am always concerned about with any old bike; the stem and seat post, if anything is going to be stuck or seized on an old bike these are the likely suspects. I got both out (whew) but I am not sure they would have gone many more years before seizing up. With this project I decided to use a trick I had first seen in one of those classic Jorgen Leth cycling race films of the early 1970s, where a mechanic uses a brush to apply grease. I noticed a mechanic doing this at a local bike shop recently and thought "hey I should try that" - it works pretty well and is definitely cleaner than using my finger to apply grease. A well spent buck fifty-seven. It worked especially well with seat post and seat-tube. And the stem and head tube. One pervasive theme to this project was rust. Just about any 40 year old bicycle is going to have some rust issues but I am not sure I would have survived this project without my dremel and brass wire brushes. The worst of it was the front wheel, which I suspect was stored in a puddle, and the handle bar. If money were not object I would have just replaced those parts but instead I attacked the rust as best I could and was up front in my craigslist description. One misguided short cut I tried was to loosen the headset up enough to get fresh grease on the bearings without actually removing them. This Raleigh Sports is from the time before caged bearings so of course when I got the headset loosened and started in with the grease all those little bearing wanted to try and escape.. I reconsidered my ill planned approach and went back to removing the fork, carefully corralling the bearings, cleaning up the races and applying lots of fresh grease and then putting it all back together. The once stiff headset is now relatively smooth. Another favorite tool on this job was the $10 grease gun I got on Amazon. Packed full of park bicycle grease this came in handy as both front and rear hubs had grease ports that allowed me to pump in the fresh grease. before clean up After a little super fine steel wool massage I also opened up the bearing cups to get fresh grease on the bearing of both wheels. While this bike did not get the usual ground up treatment it did get some serious love in addition to the fresh grease and new rubber. New handle bar grips New rear brake cable and housing Brake and shifting adjustment Cleaned and lubed chain Lot of rust removal Cleaned Frame with Armor-All wipes New brake pads front and rear The old brake pads weren't going to cut it- another original part Although more draft horse than show horse this 3 speed should provide some-one with reliable, and fully fendered, transport. And now I have a Peugeot course to put back together. As always; Ride.Smile.Repeat.
Notre internaute du jour nous présente le montage de son vélo monté en singlespeed au look rétro vintage réalisé pour son fils avec un cadre Eddy Merckx.
Cycling is one of those sports where looking good is almost as important as how you perform. I have spent an unusual amount of time pouring over old image and books in search of images to illustrate when creating the cycling posters of Tour de France winners. Here are my top 10 jerseys of all time.
Retrouvez la meilleure sélection de modèles de vélo vintage dans notre comparatif. Guide d'achat et conseils d'utilisation d'un vélo vintage
Images and information about Schwinn bicycles made between 1950 to 1959.
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Im sure Im not really showing you guys anything new with these DIY cupcake holders / pedestals....
Découvrir les charmes de l'Anjou à travers une randonnée cycliste est une expérience unique que je ne saurais trop recommander. En particulier, l'événement Anjou Vélo Vintage se démarque par son ambiance rétro, invitant participants et visiteurs dans un voyage dans le temps, sur les traces des pionniers du Tour de…
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Imprimerie Edw. Ancourt & Cie - Paris. État A- : impression en deux feuilles ; traces de plis peu
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Kollektion 2019 Gazelle baut Fahrräder für alle Lebenslagen mit einem Fokus auf klassischen Hollandrädern, Lifestyle-Rädern und E-Bikes. Gazelle Hollandrad-Klassiker GAZELLE CLASSIC – der pre…
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"Paris-Roubaix is a horrible race to ride but the most beautiful one to win," Sean Kelly said of the Sunday in Hell and we’re not going to argue with him.
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