Cycles in Print: American Legion, 1925
In the 1920’s the American Legion Weekly reached a large audience, mainly that of veterans returning home from Europe after World War I.
1990 Marinoni Special
Purchasing a bike from an original owner is always a special experience. Even more when there’s a story to tell.
The problem with used parts
The problem with used parts isn’t typically an issue at all unless you discover that the history of the items are questionable.
Cycles in Print: Playboy, 1971
Another passion of mine is print. I spent years employed within the offset print world and although I have since left the industry, I still have ink in my veins.
1982 Peugeot Centennial Edition (PH12)
A good friend of mine has had a gorgeous 1982 Peugeot Centennial Edition (PH12) tucked safely away in his basement since I met him years ago.
197X Univega Gran Turismo Mixte
In previous posts, I have mentioned why I created this blog. I adore vintage bikes, first and foremost. I also enjoy showcasing my work for all to see.
Set sail, Kodiak!
Portland is warming up, the spring rain is becoming more infrequent and the ball of light in the sky we typically don’t see for months is replacing our “liquid sunshine”.
The Simplicity of Vintage Cycles 