Some classic bikes of mine...

[Gunk]

I love the 1962 Sun, that's my favourite. I have a CB same year. You've inspired me to buy a Carradice saddlebag and some vintage lights!

 

[CanucksTraveller]

The Sun Chris Barber 10 is gorgeous.

 

[huggybear0]

My 1970 french bike for renovation. AMR are hard to find but it appears the frames were hand made and sold to bike shops who added there own label and parts and sold them.

 

[Toshiba Boy]

Superb Spokesmann, thanks for sharing.

 

[raleighnut]

Some lovely bikes there

 

[midlife]

Love the 60's Flyer. Has everything Carlton., lugs, chrome, paint and sporty geometry even 60years ago. I thought on the Flyer thread you had a bike in Eau-de-Nil?

A real marmite colour lol.

 

[Spokesmann]

Love the 60's Flyer. Has everything Carlton., lugs, chrome, paint and sporty geometry even 60years ago. I thought on the Flyer thread you had a bike in Eau-de-Nil?

A real marmite colour lol.

Yes I rode a 1962 Criterium in that Marmite colour!

 

[Spokesmann]

OK a few more, this is a 1963 Catalina model, I had resprayed by Catherine at Dave Marsh's UCC shop in Maltby.

 

[Spokesmann]

Currently my oldest cycle, this is a 1933 Sun Wasp, 3-speed K series hub with internal drum brake, Resilion cantis up front. Weighing in at around 40lbs this is a lump to get going but rides very smoothly and is a solid, comfortable ride.

 

[Spokesmann]

My 1975 Corsa, retro-modded to an 18-speed tourer, 14-34 on the back with a 28/38/48 triple up front. Great for the Dartmoor hills.

 

[SkipdiverJohn]

How many Worksop builds have you got in total? I'm struggling to keep up with this thread!

 

[Spokesmann]

How many Worksop builds have you got in total? I'm struggling to keep up with this thread!

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