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NEWS
FRAME NUMBER BICYCLE DATING GUIDE
HISTORY
- 1890s CYCLING
- EARLY ROADS GB
- EARLY ROADS USA
  - 1894/1895 GOOD ROADS CAMPAIGN
  - 1896 GOOD ROADS CAMPAIGN
- STRANGE CONTRAPTIONS
- LET’S HAVE A RIDE ON YOUR BICYCLE
MAGAZINES
- 1890s
- 1900s
- HUMOUR
  - CYCLING HUMOUR: MEMBERS of the FROLIC CLUB
  - CYCLING HUMOUR: STRANGE BUT TRUE
PHOTOS
- CYCLE RACING
- FASHION & COSTUMES
- BICYCLE EROTICA
ENGINES
- INTRODUCTION
- 1902-1910
- 1910s
- 1920s
- POST-WW2
EVENTS
- 1923 NATIONAL BICYCLE WEEK
- AMBERLEY VETERAN CYCLE DAY: 2010 & 2011
- VINTAGE RALLY: IVCA, June 2011
- BRIGHTON NAKED BIKE RIDE
- BENSON VCC 51st ANNUAL RALLY, July 2011
HUBS, BRAKES, CHAINWHEELS
- EARLY FREE-WHEEL HUBS & GEARS
- Fagan Hub & Patent & Other Early Variable Gears
- 1902-1904 First Pattern Sturmey Archer 3-Speed Hub
- 1903-1907 Sunbeam 2 & 3 Speed Gears & Sharps Axle
- 1903-1914 Dursley Pedersen 3-Speed Frictionless Gear
- 1907-1908 First Pattern Sturmey Archer Tricoaster
- 1898 CYCLE BRAKES: A New Departure
- 1900-1914: The Triumph Band Brake
- THE CHAINWHEEL DATABASE
- BICYCLE TYRE SIZES: CONVERSION CHART
TYRES
- FITTING MODERN TYRES TO VINTAGE BICYCLES
- CLINCHER TYRES (Rim Dimensions + Tyre Size Chart)
- PNEUMATIC TYRES
MUSEUMS
- Online Bicycle Museum Database: 350 Bicycles
- www.BuyVintage.co.uk
- BSA & Military Bicycle Museum
- Bicycling for Ladies Museum
- Columbia & 1893 Chicago Worlds Fair Museum
- Iver Johnson & Truss Frame Museum
- Premier & Cross-Frame Museum
- The Cyclemaster Museum
- ONLINE VEHICLE MUSEUMS
BIKES 1800s
- 1869-1885
- 1886-1889
- 1890
- 1891
- 1892
- 1893
- 1894
  - 1894 Premier Model A93 with Helical Tubing
  - 1894 Men’s Rambler Model 16
- 1895
- 1896
- 1897
- 1898
- 1899
1900
- 1900 The Ladies’ Golden Sunbeam
- 1900 ‘No 14B’ Imperial Triumph Road Racer
- c1900 Double Top Tube 29″ Eadie Track / Road Racer
- 1900 High Frame Machine with Double Top Tube built entirely of BSA Fittings
- 1900 BSA Fittings Catalogue (British)
- 1900 BSA Fittings Catalogue (French)
- 1900 Cross (X) Frame Raleigh Gent’s Light Roadster
- 1900 Humber First Grade Free Wheel Lady’s Safety, No 23
- 1900 The Gentleman’s Elswick Popular Truss Light Roadster
- c1900 Hunt & Son Home Trainer
- MORE 1900 BIKES
1901
- 1901 Lea Francis ‘No 3 for Gentlemen’
- 1901 Beeston Humber No 27 Convertible Tricycle
- 1901 Peugeot Sans Chaine (Acatene)
- 1901 Royal Sunbeam Ladies
- 1901 Sunbeam Gent’s ‘Design OK’
- 1901 A. Hughes ‘Cheltenham’ Gent’s Roadster
- 1901 New Hudson ‘Royal’ Ladies
- 1901 Rudge-Whitworth No 31 Special Lady’s Tricycle
1902
- 1902-04 Haviland ‘Victoria’ BSA Spring Frame Roadster
- 1902 Alldays Imperial Path Racer
- 1902 Royal Enfield ‘Model B’ Roadster
- 1902 Royal Sunbeam for Gentlemen
1903
- 1903 Humber Standard Special No. 14 Gent’s Roadster
- 1903 Sunbeam ‘Royal FB’ Gents Roadster
- 1903 Columbia Model 106 Cushion Spring-Frame Chainless
- 1903 Bicyclette Terrot de Dame Modele No 1
- 1903 Light Roadster Machine, Built of B.S.A Fittings
- Machine ‘Brillant’ No 1 Modele 1903, with Dursley-Pedersen 3-Speed Gears
1904
- 1904 Columbia 28″ Cushion Arch-bar Chainless Roadster with Hartford Tire Coaster Brake
- 1904 Le Globe ‘Modele Extra Luxe’
- 1904 Light Roadster Bicycle built from ‘B’ pattern BSA fittings
- 1904 Royal Enfield ‘Girder’ Lightweight Roadster (Fagan 2-Speed Hub)
- 1904 New Rapid Lady’s Bicycle (St. George’s Engineering Co Ltd)
- MORE 1904 BIKES
1905
- 1905 ‘Standard’ Triumph Gentlemen’s Roadster
- 1905 Premier No. 7 Helical
- 1905 Royal Enfield ‘Model D’ Lady’s Bicycle
- 1905 Sun Master Roadster
- 1905 Royal Sunbeam for Gentlemen Six-Speed Roadster
- 1905 Herrenrad Victoria ‘Model 12′
1906
- 1906 Gentlemen’s Royal Premier No 3 Helical
- 1906 ‘No 30 Special’ Rudge-Whitworth Light Roadster Tricycle
- 1906 Centaur Featherweight Cross-Frame Roadster
- 1906 Elswick Gentleman’s Special Cross Truss Frame ‘Model 6′ Bicycle
- 1906 James Gents with 2-Speed Bottom Bracket
- 1906 Singer Lady’s de Luxe
1907
- 1907 Bonnet & Morel
- 1907 Golden Sunbeam for Ladies
1908
- 1908 First Grade Raleigh Model No 4 with 1st Pattern Sturmey-Archer Tricoaster
- 1908 Humber Lady Back 22 inch Tandem
- 1908 Lea-Francis Men’s Cycle
- 1908 Special Raleigh for Ladies
- 1908 Royal Lincoln Stonebow
1909
- 1909 Resilient Royal Centaur
- 1909 Iver Johnson Truss Bridge Racer
- 1909 Raleigh Modele Superbe X Frame Model 20A
- 1909 Royal Enfield Standard Girder
- 1909 Rudge-Whitworth No 23 Special Lady’s Bicycle
- 1909 Rudge-Whitworth No 61 Crescent Lady’s Bicycle
- 1909 New Hudson Tourist Roadster
- 1909 Royal Premier No. 3
- 1909 Royal Sunbeam for Gentlemen ‘Design FB’
1910
- 1910 New Imperial ‘Girplex’ Cross Frame
- 1910 Terrot Truss Bridge Bicycle
- 1910 Alldays Delivery Tricycle
- 1910 Raleigh Gents Roadster
- 1910 Raleigh Ladies Popular No 27
- 1910s Boys’ Raleigh ‘The Flying Girl’
- 1910 BSA Junior Bicycle
- 1910 Imperial Triumph No. 16 Ladies
- 1910s Iver Johnson Truss-Bridge Roadster
- 1910s Velo de Course HERCULE
1911
- 1911 Centaur ‘Lightweight’ Roadster (Specification No 5)
- 1911 Colson Fairy Ball-Bearing Velocipede Model No 1
- 1911 Durkopp Herrenrad
- 1911 Dursley Pedersen Cantilever 3-Speed No 4 Gents
- 1911-1913 Velo de Dion Bouton
1912
- 1912 Royal Enfield Duplex Girder Lady’s
- 1912 Royal Enfield 24 Inch Standard Girder
- 1912 Rudge-Whitworth No. 3 Aero-Special Roadster
- 1912 Popular Raleigh All Steel Lady’s No 27
1913
- 1913 Dursley Pedersen No 3 Cantilever Standard
- 1913 Royal Enfield Duplex Girder Gent’s Model 115
- 1913 All-Black Golden Sunbeam for Gentlemen
- 1913 All-Black 3-Speed Royal Sunbeam for Gentlemen
- 1913 Model No 2 Lady’s Special Premier
1914
- 1914 All-Black Golden Sunbeam Tricycle
- 1914 Royal Triumph No 5 Roadster
- 1914 Royal Triumph No. 10 Gents Roadster
- 1914 BSA ‘Model 4D’ Lady’s Roadster
- 1914 Hazlewood Ladies Bicycle
- 1914 James Mercury Lady’s Model 29
- 1914 Premier ‘No 6′ Lady’s Popular
- 1914 Dursley Pedersen No 4 Cantilever Standard
- 1914 FN Herstal (Fabrique Nationale) Chainless
- 1914 Golden Sunbeam for Ladies
- 1914 FN Herstal (Fabrique Nationale) Chainless
1915
- 1915 Golden Sunbeam for Gentlemen ’6 Speed’ Model A1
- 1915 Robin Hood Girder-Frame Roadster with Concealed Roller Lever Brakes
- 1915 Swift Imperial Gents Roadster
- 1915 Ariel Special Roadster
- 1915 Raleigh No 29 Road Racer
WW1
- The Cycle in Warfare
- WW1 BSA Folding Bicycle
- 1897-1914 Peugeot Captain Gerard Folding Bicycle
- 1917 Raleigh All-Steel Superbe Model 20 Gents Cross-Frame (X Frame)
- Bianchi Military Folding Bicycle ‘Model 1912′
- 1918 WW1 Columbia Military Model (US Army Issue)
- RIFLE MOUNTING CLIPS ON MILITARY BICYCLES
1918
- 1918 Harley-Davidson Model 318
- 1918 BSA All-Weather Bicycle, Model 14D
- 1918 Golden Sunbeam for Gentlemen (22″ Frame)
- 1918 Lady’s Rover Bicycle Model A
- 1918 Starley Regal (Dingley Brothers)
- 1918 Western Union Messenger Delivery Bicycle
1919
- 1919 Ford Gents Roadster
- 1919 Swift Cheylesmore Ladies Swan-Neck Cycle
- 1919 Rover Roadster
- 1919 Columbia Model 912 Roadster
1920s
- 1920
- 1921
  - 1921 Beeston Humber Gents No 1
  - 1921 Olympia Humber Lady’s Model No 10
- 1922
  - 1922 Special Triumph No 21 Gent’s Roadster
  - 1922 Colson Fairy Sidewalk Bicycle (Lines Bros Ltd, London ‘Fairycycle’)
- 1923
- 1924
- 1925
- 1926
- 1927
  - 1927 Runwell Super 22″ Roadster
- 1928
- 1929
1930s
- 1930
- 1931
- 1932
  - 1932 J. Harrison Kensington ‘Featherweight’ X-Frame
- 1933
  - 1933 Raleigh Popular All-Weather Gents Bicycle with Watsonian Sidecar
- 1934
- 1935
- 1936
- 1937
- 1938
- 1939
1940s +
- WW2
- 1940-1946
- 1947-1949
- 1950s
- 1960s
- 1970s
  - 1978 Raleigh Superbe All-Chrome ‘Boss Bike’
- 1980s
  - 1980 Copenhagen Pedersen
  - 1980s Raleigh ‘RMI’ Roadmaster Gents Roadster
- 1990s
  - 1990 Alex Moulton AM14 Separable
  - 1999 Dyno/GT Mooneyes Cruiser

1920s

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