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links below will take you to catalog pages and technical
brochures from my vast collection of stuff I shoulda threw out
long ago. I change these every once in a while when someone is
looking for something that I may have. Be warned: the files are
fairly large so as to be readable. They may take a while to load
into your browser. They may be of different formats; i.e. html,
gif, pdf, or jpg. I hope you find them useful. You can return to
this page at any time by clicking on the "Bicycle Info Project"
banner at the top of the page. If you are looking for something
that you don't see here and think I may have it, e-mail
me and I will try and put it up for you. If you have an
older catalog, manual, or brochure that you think might be good
for this site, please drop me an email
and let me know. I will gladly scan it and send it back to you. No
compensation; just eternal gratitude and a credit line.
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A history of Reynolds 531 Decals starting from
1924.
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If it's old, and it relates to bicycles, you'll
probably find it here.
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Photographs by myself of (mostly) the USPro
Championship held in Philadelphia.
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My Portfolio. If you are in the Philly region
and need photography; please check me out.
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An interesting site with many great old
catalogs. Entirely in Japanese, however.
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A new site. Dedicated to identifying and
cataloging components.
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The history of the pedal. If you think clipless
is new, you better check this out.
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Museum of Mountain Bike Art & Technology :
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A Comprehensive Set of Tools to Identify FUJI
Bicycles by Serial Number and Model
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One of THE most comprehensive sites for cycle
hardware history
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A site by Wiel Van den Broek. Frame parts and
technical literature. So far, mostly in Dutch.
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Work in Progress!
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