*Links*(12/17/2009)

• The encyclopedia of vintage lightweight information.

• this blog is informative about new products
• and trends in lightweight parts for commuting and touring.
• Alexander's French Randonneur marques website.
  super cool photos.

• Classic Lightweights UK.
  Excellent source for information on British parts and components.

Vintage bicycle website run by Edward Albert.

Very cool bicycles and emphera.

• John barron's website is chockfull of information.
  I look there to learn!
• Jan heine's wonderfull publication.
  also pick up Golden age of handbuilt bikes.
• Informative on a range of bikes.
• Vintage 1918 or earlier bicyicles tricycles.
• 
  COPAKE auction in NY. THE premier bicycle auction each year. order the catalogs and look at the cool stuff.
  A text book/price guide of bicycle history.
• Sheldon brown's website
• Chuck Schmidt's Campagnolo Timeline and catalog reprints.
• Huret derailleur history
• Bike Works NYC. Dave Perry's bike shop, author of Bike Cult.
• TA parts and other TA facts.
  Awesome, someone should do the same for Huret & Simplex! Joel Metz is awesome!
• Joel Metz is awesome!
• Joel Metz is awesome!
• Joel Metz is awesome!
• Joel Metz is awesome!
• Joel Metz is awesome!
• Mark Bulgier's website. Tons of info, catalogs and the such, great
• Tony Handland's very informative Sturmey archer site, hey . . . .
  he wrote the book!
• Ton of vintage lightweight collectors' bikes.
• Cycle Publishing that publishing Cycle History books and many other bicycle related books.
• Killer Lightweight Raleigh reference.
• Jim Bernard's Muscle Bike website. Set up by lovely Wanda!
• Waterford Schwinn Paramount serial number site.
  date your paramount, in the biblical way.

• The Bicycle Museum of America
• Canberra Bicycle Museum

• Trophy Bikes here in Philly. Home of the Great British Bike Weekend.
• Old Spokes Home in Burlington, Vermont.
  Awesome shop with a cool online museum of early bikes.
• Bilenky cycle works here in Philadelphia.
  Winner of best North Amercian bicycle at Cirque in 2004.
  Awesome builders that also do frame repair.

Businesses
that are good resources for finding parts (that we don't have!) and restoration

The keep the tradition alive with new production

lightweight parts, frames and bicycles.

• Listed twice, as he also sells rare parts too!!
• Scott Davis's excellent website for rare finds!
• classic balloon tire/cruiser source of parts.
• CyclArt
• Rivendell Bicycles