Vintage & Restoration, General Interest Sites
<> Bike Lane
<> Sheldon Brown's enormous site(s)
<> Classic & Antique Bicycle Exchange (CABE) (vintage American)
<> Classic Lightweights (Cambridge VCC, UK and Italian makers)
<> cyclesdeoro.com/Classic Rendezvous.com (USA, huge range of vintage cycle features, forum)
<> Golden Age Cycles Gallery (Oxfordshire UK)
<> Jim Langly
<> Nationaal Fietsmuseum (NL)
<> Nostalgic Net (USA, vintage/antique parts & info)
<> Old School Cycles (1930s-70s British and French)
<> The Racing Bicycle, history of the sport, the machines, the people
<> Veteran Cycle Club (UK)
<> Vintage Bicycle, Vintage bicycle blog with particular interest in French touring bicycles, bespoke bicycle saddles and leatherwork.
Restoration Components, Spare Parts, Catalogs, Special Interest Sites
<> Atomic Zombie (USA, weird and wonderful human-powered vehicles, recumbents and DIY)
<> Bicycle Classics (USA, Campa & other vintage parts)
<> Bike Forums (includes Classic & Vintage section)
<> British Human Power(ed Vehicle) Club (mostly recumbants)
<> Campagnolo (I, the source)
<> Campy Oldy (vintage parts)
<> CRUD (San Francisco, Chopper-Riding Urban Dwellers; militant anti-motorists--let's hope they never grow up)
<> Cicli su Carta (I, Cycles on Paper, charcoal drawings, English/Italian)
<> Gabor Velo (Bern Switzerland, complete vintage bikes, parts)
<> Golden Age Cycles (UK, complete bikes, parts, renovation)
<> Harris Cyclery (USA, hard-to-find parts)
<> International Human Powered Vehicle Association (not just on the ground)
<> Lloyds (transfers, all marques)
<> Radsport Stiller (D, professional racing shop, parts, Campa, etc.)
<> Reynolds (the source; ever wonder how they butt tubes?)
<> SCUL (Boston, Subversive Chopper Urban Legion; militant anti-motorists--making spaceships out of bicycles)
<> Sideways Bicycle (ever wonder why snowboarding is not like cycling? It's in your ear!)
<> Solocc.com (NZ, race-bred cycle wear, new 50s- & 60s-style cycle clothing)
<> speedbicycles.com (CH, classic racing bikes, classy grafix)
<> TA Specialites (F, the source)
<> TA (historical)
<> Velo Orange (USA, sensible new parts, including e.g. TA compatible chainrings)
<> Velo-Retro (catalogs, invaluable source of Campa info)
<> Weight Weenies (what do those hi-tech components really weigh?)
<> The Wheelmen (American highwheelers to 1918)
<> Phil Wood (USA, the source)
<> World Naked Bicycle Ride (yup, two-wheel nudity--militant cyclists you could take a shine to)
Renovation & Respraying
<> Argos (Bristol, UK)
<> Bell's (UK)
<> Hetchins (UK)
<> Yellow Jersey (USA, dropout repairs, repositioning dropouts for indexing)
Specific Marques, current & vintage
<> Caminade/Caminargent (historical)
<> Carpenter (UK, historical)
<> Cinelli (I, the source)
<> Columbine (US, the source, new production)
<> Flying Gate (T J Cycles, UK, historical + new production)
<> Flying Scot (UK, historical)
<> Bob Jackson (Leeds, UK)
<> Rene Herse (F, historical)
<> Rene Herse (USA, new production)
<> Hill Special (UK, historical)
<> Holdsworth (incl. FH Grubb and Claud Butler, UK, historical)
<> Major Nichols (UK, historical)
<> Mercian Register (historical)
<> Peter Mooney (Boston, the source, new production)
<> Moulton (UK, the source)
<> Rivendell (USA, the source, new production)
<> Richard Sachs (USA, the source, new production)
<> Jack Taylor (UK, historical, incl. serial nr. registry)
<> Trek (USA, historical, incl. serial nr.s; very tasteful web design)
Intelligent Cycling Magazines
<> Bicycle Quarterly (USA)
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