freddie grubb

[robsa]

Hi chaps,
Any of you know anything about Freddie grubb bicycles?
Ive spotted one on fleabay, not far from where I live.
I'm fancying s new project and wondered whether to have a pop at it?
Thanks

 

[midlife]

Classic lightweights is usually a good place to start

Shaun

 

[Illaveago]

I was just reading on Google that Holdsworth took over the company. The bikes used plain gauge 531tubing and were looked upon as winter training cycles, that is from the late 50s 70s period.

 

[stevevw]

Grubb's and Holdsworth Grubbs are nice bikes. I have one that has Campagnolo dropouts and rides a treat.

 

[Illaveago]

I think I have only ever seen one and that was in Edinburgh in 1966/7, it looked nice in a Kingfisher blue. I see that there is a restored frame on ebay

Grubb's and Holdsworth Grubbs are nice bikes. I have one that has Campagnolo dropouts and rides a treat.

 

[stevevw]

I may be tempted to sell this one.

http://i720.photobucket.com/albums/ww205/stevevw100/Freddie Grubb/PA220935.jpg

 

[robsa]

Got out bid on it. Mind you, ive spotted a 1949 mercian on the 'bay so I'm going to bid on that, local builder and all that

 

[Illaveago]

Got out bid on it. Mind you, ive spotted a 1949 mercian on the 'bay so I'm going to bid on that, local builder and all that

Good luck on this one. Did you see what that BSA made. £255 I think.

 

[Lozzy57]

Hi chaps,
Any of you know anything about Freddie grubb bicycles?
Ive spotted one on fleabay, not far from where I live.
I'm fancying s new project and wondered whether to have a pop at it?
Thanks

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http://www.nkilgariff.com/FreddieGrubb.htm