Tandem Parts

NOS Carlton Roadstar Fender Mount Tyre Savers Flint Catchers: 1940's 1950's - Rare! (Near Mint)

Obscure and cool fender mounted flint scrapers! They have a twisty wire and double springs to keep it securely mounted into two holes in the fender.  Richard Bryne's Speedplay Museum has a set of these with tags saying "Carlton Tyresaver", and PB...

ShockStop Handlebar End Plugs: 1940s 1950's British - Black (Near Mint, RARE)

Super rare rubber plugs from Shock Stop of England, circa 1940's and 1950's. The company was better known for their Shockstops Honking Rubbers from the same era. Condition Near mint used shape. Supple and not deteriorating. Some cracking in...

Handlebar End Plugs Lot: 1940s 1950's French / British - GEM - GB 30mm - Milremo - OGK - 6 Pc

Random lot of bar end plugs, mostly from the 1940's and 1950's. Condition Mixed condition. The GB is near mint though missing the "sleeve" portion. GEM is clean with a couple edge scuffs, OKG is near mint, one Milremo clean two dirty Details (1)...

GB Handlebar End Plugs: 1940s 1950's French - G. Blassieaux - 25mm - White (Near Mint, NOS?)

The French "GB" as in G. Blassieaux of Paris. No relation to Gerry Burgess or Gilles Berthoud. These lovely expander type bar end plugs were sold aftermarket. They were one of the most popular plugs for randonneur bikes in the 1940's and 1950's...

Constrictor Combined Handlebar End Plugs: 1950's - Patch Kit & Weed Stash - RARE!!!

This rare part turns the inside of your bars into a place to stash your shit so the cops can't find it! Or just a patch kit and some cash! The Constrictor labeled plugs seal the compartment up.  They show up in the 1955 Constrictor catalog and a...

NOS SIMPLEX Demultiplicator + Cable Stop: #2343 - 1st Type 1960's Early 1970's

Rare first generation of the Simplex Demultiplicator, model #2343.  This one is all metal, with the old Simplex "S" logo engraved lightly on the band.  The 70's version of this was similar but had the bolder Simplex star logo, and #3637-L...

NOS Mafac Tandem Dual Cable Brake Lever: Course 121 - 1950's 1960's

This lever is designed to control two brakes from one lever, and was marketed to tandem bikes (particularly when running both a drum brake and rim brakes).  These are a half hood design, and the hoods with 2 cable holes are extremely rare...