Quick view Prototype Machining Joe's Retro Prototype Maching Joe's Rear Derailleur: CNC 1990's, Blue Anodized SUPER RARE! EXC Compare
Quick view Hobbs of Barbican Hobbs of Barbican Lytaloy Pedals & GB Professional Toe Clips: 1940's English Fancy and RARE Compare
Quick view 1 1/4" Threadless Headset: 1990's CNC Bizarre Design Allows Remove Stem & Retain Bearing Adjustment Compare
Quick view Campagnolo Brooks B17 CAMPAGNOLO MODEL Leather Saddle Narrow Rails Black 1950's 1960's RARE Compare
Quick view Pino Moroni Pino Morroni QR Skewer Set: EXTREMELY RARE! 1970's Inspiration for American Classic QR Compare
Quick view Coda 900 C9RD Magic Motorcycle Crankset & Bottom Bracket: Road Tri-Spoke, 172.5mm, 53/39t Compare
Quick view Campagnolo NOS! Campagnolo Prototype C-Record DELTA Brakes & Levers: Pinarello Pantograph, 1st Gen Compare
Quick view Sampson Stratics Titanium Bottom Bracket: w/ Bushings, Square Taper 112mm ITALIAN 1901 Compare
Quick view Campagnolo 1st GEN 1963 Campagnolo Record Rear Derailleur Steel Bearing Pulleys Model 1020 Steel-plated Bronze RARE & MINT Compare
Quick view NOS Shimano 600AX E-Type Aero Seatpost: Ovalized all the way down! For Panasonic AR6000, Lotus Aero Compare
Quick view NIB/NOS Shimano XTR RD-M952 Rear Derailleur: SGS Long Cage, PRISTINE! You don't find absolutely pristine / NIB XTR 9 speed rear derailleur's very often! Perfect for restoring a top shelf 1990's or early 2000's mountain bike. Condition Minty NOS/NIB! It looks like... Compare
Quick view Retro Prototype Maching Joe's Rear Derailleur: CNC 1990's, Blue Anodized SUPER RARE! EXC Very clean example of a Joe's RD, sourced directly from the Colorado bike shop that bought out Prototype Machining. I bought it from them at Veloswap, and this is the last derailleur they had! They... Compare
Quick view Hobbs of Barbican Lytaloy Pedals & GB Professional Toe Clips: 1940's English Fancy and RARE Hobbs of Barbican out of England focused on bicycles and components to make clubmen more exclusive. They made the best of the best, and with flair. They produced most of their components in the... Compare
Quick view Cinelli Grammo Art Titanium Quill Stem: 110mm x 26.4mm, Colored, Top Cap EXC Gorgeous Ti stem by Cinelli from the 1990's. It's part of their "Arte" series, and was electronically anodized. Each one has a unique pattern of color, as the process of anodizing titanium is... Compare
Quick view PROTOTYPE Speedplay 1st Gen X-Series Bryne Pedals: Unobtanium! Speedplay was founded in 1991 by Richard Bryne, and this was his first prototype! It was the precursor to the production X-Series pedals. These are an important part of cycling history (even if... Compare
Quick view 1 1/4" Threadless Headset: 1990's CNC Bizarre Design Allows Remove Stem & Retain Bearing Adjustment This is a 1 1/4" Evolution headset, that fit many Gary Fisher, Alpinestars, Foes, Proflex, Titan, Mountain Cycles, Cannondale, and other bikes from about 1988 to 1994. This one is of unknown origins... Compare
Quick view 1990's MOOTS Carbon Mountain Bike Handlebar: Made by Reynolds RARE I picked up these bars at the Moots Factory in Steamboat Springs, Colorado. The manager there told me these were made by Reynolds in the 1990's, and were a prototype of sorts that never made it to... Compare
Quick view Prototype Maching Joe's Rear Derailleur: CNC 1990's, Silver SUPER RARE! This is (I believe) the second version of the Joe's derailleur, released around 1998. The 1st generation had a much more rounded cage design, among other changes. Prototype Machining was Joe Glader... Compare
Quick view Brooks B17 CAMPAGNOLO MODEL Leather Saddle Narrow Rails Black 1950's 1960's RARE From 1958 to roughly 1961, Campagnolo made a narrow railed version of their 2-bolt Record seatpost, the model 1045. Brooks made this saddle with narrow rails specifically for that seatpost! The... Compare
Quick view MR2 Racer Orb Titanium Pedals & NOS Cleats: <170g w/cleats! RARE! SUPER RARE! These are possibly the lightest pedals/cleats ever made, at 164g for both pedals, cleats, and hardware! This is about half the weight of Speedplay Zero Ti! They are also the ONLY pedal... Compare
Quick view Pino Morroni QR Skewer Set: EXTREMELY RARE! 1970's Inspiration for American Classic QR Pino Morroni was an early innovator in lightweight aftermarket bicycle parts. He was obviously Italian, but based in Detroit Michigan. Among his inventions were the triple-nut wheel, the bizarre... Compare
Quick view NIB/NOS Mavic 550 RD / 500 RD Moyeux Hubset & Skewers: 36H 126mm Considered by many as one of the best vintage hubs ever made, and super rare. The Moyeu 500 hub was introduced in 1975, and quickly morphed into the 500 RD which featured a removable axle and... Compare
Quick view Coda 900 C9RD Magic Motorcycle Crankset & Bottom Bracket: Road Tri-Spoke, 172.5mm, 53/39t Some of the coolest cranks to come out of the 1990's! This is the road version with a tri-spoke spider and combined chainring design. This version is called the C9RD. There are a good number of... Compare
Quick view Mavic Comete Carbon Disc Rear Wheel: Tubular, 575 Hub, 700c, 8/9/10 Speed This rare full carbon disc wheel is an ultra high level wheel for time trial racing and track bikes. The stiffness and aerodynamics of this wheel are highly regarded. It has a hard to find Mavic... Compare
Quick view NOS Brooks Competition Saddle: 1977, Pro Version of B5N, Bag Loops, Clamp RARE The Brooks Competition was a top level blend of the Brooks B5N and the Brooks Team Professional. It was made in the late 1970's (this one is dated 1977). The general shape is similar to the B5N,... Compare
Quick view NIB/NOS Skyway Tuff Wheel ll Replacement Hub Kit This is a replacement hub rebuild/kit for Skyway Tuff 2 mag wheels (from the old school BMX world). Everything you need is included to replace the hub for your Skyway wheel. These are fairly tough... Compare
Quick view NIB/NOS Mavic Mektronic Electronic Shifting Drivetrain Own a piece of cycling history! This was one of the first electronic drivetrains, and likely the very first wireless one! Mavic Mektronic was the sequel to Mavic Zap, a wired electronic drivetrain... Compare
Quick view Precision Billet ProShift Rear Derailleur: 1990's Anodized Red/Silver, CNC This is one of the coolest boutique derailleurs out of the 1990's! It was a direct competitor of the Paul Powerglide as one of the few USA made alternatives to the XTR M900 rear derailleur at the... Compare
Quick view NOS 1st Gen Dura Ace GA-200 Fuji Crank Arms: Powdercoated Green 170mm 130 BCD This one of a kind crank is both unique and gorgeous! The drive side arm is a late 70's first generation Shimano Dura Ace GA-200. The non-drive arm is "Fuji" labeled. While they are technically... Compare
Quick view Skull and Crossbones Canti Cable Carriers: 1990's Anodized Wicked Racing We don't know much about these rad cantilever brake straddle cable carriers, but they're freakin' cool! I've been told they were made by a company called Wicked Racing, or Wicked Components... Compare
Quick view NOS 1985 Vittoria Titanium Platform Pedals: LIGHTEST PEDALS EVER! Uber Rare! These 1985 Italian pedals are called by Speedplay Pedal Museum the lightest quill pedals EVER made, at 75 grams per pedal (including plastic toe clip bolts)! They're also extrordinarily rare!... Compare
Quick view NOS! Campagnolo Prototype C-Record DELTA Brakes & Levers: Pinarello Pantograph, 1st Gen This may very well be the rarest bicycle part in the last 40 years! According to this article on Campy Only, there are only three of these in existence. Campagnolo owns one, Richard Sachs owns... Compare
Quick view NIB/NOS Campagnolo 50th Anniversary Group! 1983 Super Record One of the true holy grail's of the vintage bicycle world! This group was released in 1983 to commemorate Campagnolo's 50th year in business. It also happened to be released the same year founder... Compare
Quick view Phil Wood BMX Spider: 130mm, 40/39t Chainrings 1/8" RARE Phil Wood made these beautiful star spiders in the late 1970's and early 1980's. They're favorites of old school bmx'ers for their ability to run 130mm track chainrings on their bmx cranks! They... Compare
Quick view NOS Ideale TB 90 Leather Saddle: Alloy Rails, Saddle Clip, 1960's / 1970's This is the model all the French and Japanese bicycle collectors lust over! This is Ideale's top of the line TB90 model, with rare aluminum rails, frame, and saddle clip (clamp). These features... Compare
Quick view Keith Anderson Rasta Bar Ends Some of the coolest bar ends we've seen! These were likely custom made by Keith Anderson, who is a bicycle builder and painter out of Oregon, who builds some gorgeous exotic bikes. These would look... Compare
Quick view Machine Tech Threadless Stem: 130mm x 25.4mm Radical Shape, Ti Bolts, Black One of the more radical designs to come out of the 1990's, this crazy stem will add some character to your retro mountain bike! It was CNC machined from a single piece of billet aluminum, with... Compare
Quick view Ofmega Mistral Rear Derailleur: Black, 1982 This bizarre piece of cycling history from 1982 is sure to get you some attention in the form of questions like "whoa what is that weird derailleur?!". Ofmega of Italy made a handful of Campy... Compare
Quick view Sampson Stratics Titanium Bottom Bracket: w/ Bushings, Square Taper 112mm ITALIAN 1901 This appears to be a standard Sampson Stratics bottom bracket, but it has plastic bushings instead of cartridge bearings. The bearings fit perfectly into the cup, and spin very smoothly even without... Compare
Quick view Hershey Racing Naked Front Hub: Anodized Red, 32H 79g Handmade in USA RARE Hershey Racing handmade a low quantity of high end bicycle parts in the 1990's out of Redlands, California. This hub is a VERY rare, sought after hub. I have only seen two other hubs like this,... Compare
Quick view 1st GEN 1963 Campagnolo Record Rear Derailleur Steel Bearing Pulleys Model 1020 Steel-plated Bronze RARE & MINT This is one of the nicest unrestored examples of a first year (1963) Campagnolo Record 1020 rear derailleur's we've ever seen! It belongs on a show bike or in a museum (Perhaps on a very early... Compare
Quick view NOS Shimano 600AX E-Type Aero Seatpost: Ovalized all the way down! For Panasonic AR6000, Lotus Aero Here's an odd and rare one... This seatpost is aero (as in ovalized) from it's tip to the clamp. It was designed specifically for the Panasonic Team AR6000, Tsunoda-built Lotus Aero frame, and... Compare
Quick view Kooka DH Crank: Super Burly & Rare! 110mm, 175mm Arms These monsters are considered by some the strongest cranks of all time! Some say not a single pair has ever been broken (can't be said for the earlier Kooka Billet cranks that had cracking problems)... Compare
Quick view NOS Vintage Look Ergopost 1 Carbon Seatpost: 27.2 RARE This is a very early or prototype version of the legendary Look Ergopost! It's likely from the early 1990's. You can find the Ergopost 2 and the Ergopost 4 occasionally, but this Ergopost 1 is... Compare
Quick view Early 1900's Mead Cycle Company Frame Pump: Great Shape! The Mead Cycle Company out of Chicago (and England where it had a factory) made some high quality bikes such as the Mead Ranger around the turn of the century and on to the 1930's (?). This is an... Compare
Quick view Kooka I-Beam Rasta Crankset & Rasta Chainrings: 175mm 44/32/22t EXC Kooka (short for the Australian bird, Kookaburra) is known for their short run of high quality, high bling factor mountain bike parts in the 1990's anodized era. This is a very rare and sought-after... Compare
Quick view Kooka I-Beam Hellfire Camo Crankset & Chainrings: 175mm 44/32/24t Kooka (short for the Australian bird, Kookaburra) is known for their short run of high quality, high bling factor mountain bike parts in the 1990's anodized era. This is a very rare color scheme... Compare