Vintage Bikes
1817 was when the first bicycle was invented. 200 years of bikes being around and it's so fun to see how things change through the times. Every bike has a story and we are so interested in researching them to find out more about each bicycle.
*If you are interested in purchasing one of these vintage bikes please email, call or come in so we can work it out!
1970s SSK
$100
Coast King
$150
At first glance, the banana seat gives away that this bike is older than 20 years. This 1969 was made by Ross Bicycle Company who sold coast to coast across the nation. In 1972 the company went out of business and Coast Kings became less popular.
1960s AMF Roadmaster
$200
A 3 Speed Nimble roadmaster with fenders and a basket ready to take a ride down memory lane.
1960s Sears and Roebuck Free Spirit
$200
With fenders, a 3 speed hub drive and a simple frame gives you a freeing ride.
'70s All Pro
$200
The colors: yellow, orange and brown, give away that this bike is from the '70s. A wide basket and a wide seat seem too big for this bike but yet compliments it perfectly. Some rust and work to restore but what a story it could tell.
Univega
$200
Worksman Cycles Folding Tricycle
$300
3 wheels make everyone feel more stable and this one has provided a stable ride since the late ‘90s. Single speed, 24” tires and tall handlebars make it manageable for people of all sizes to ride in comfort.
Motobecane
$400
A French manufacturer established in 1923 made bicycles, mopeds, motorcycles and other small vehicles. Fun fact: In French moto means motor and becane means bike! In 1981 they filed for bankruptcy and was purchased by Yamaha. This 1978 Motobecane is a vintage bicycle made during the short 58 years that Motobecane was a manufacturer in France.
980C Giant Cadez
$500
In 1989 this bicycle was made. It is the first carbon fiber frame introduced by anyone. Lightweight, skinny tires, 14 speeds and two water bottle cages make it a great road bike that lets you go farther with ease never seen before in 1989.
Trek 1400
$500
White with a pop of red makes it a nice and fast looking bike. Made in 1989 it has 14 speeds, made with an aluminum frame, and has a matrix wheel system (meaning 32 spoke hard anodized Matrix ISO C Aero rims with 6061 T6 aluminum and 100 psi Matrix CD3 tires). It looks new and runs like new while being considered a vintage 1989 bicycle!
1959 Schwinn Meteor
$1,500
A diamond in the rough, this bike was found in the dust of a barn and given to us. Single speed, coaster brakes, big an wide Schwinn seat and wide handlebars.
Collegiate Schwinn Holloway
$250
Single speed with 26" tires