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Ebykr celebrates classic and vintage lightweight bicycles through provoking imagery and opinion. Let's roll together!
About Ebykr
Ebykr celebrates classic and vintage lightweight bicycles through provoking imagery and opinion. Let's roll together!
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Hi Steven Miller , Fred or Scot:
Dear Owners of Legnano, i would appreciate if u can email me the pictures of your bike that you are keen to let go and the price too.
Cheers-ed
I am now riding a legnano too.
Noah, did you find a home for your track bike?
I have a 50’s? Legnano Track bike.
i ride a legnano every day and it’s awesome, it must have like 40 years and it works perfectly, even the gears pass really smothly
Great! love those fixie bikes!
hola gente , estoy restaurando una bicicleta legnano de mi abuelo la cual gano muchos campeonatos aca en argentina en el año 1945, tenia llantas de madera , y el numero de cuadro es sb2590. le cuadro es muy lindo y muy liviano , cualquier deto del modelo o año de fabricacion me sirven ya que estoy armando un albun con las carreras de mi abuelo y su bicicleta legnano, desde ya muchas gracias , saludos, desde rosario argentina.
I have a about a 1967 Legnano bike with almost all orginal parts. Has a Campy record. Anyone interested?? Email rabbitfufu2222@hotmail.com and I can send pixs and more info. Wonderful bike!!!
Back in the late fifty’s I delivered papers while I was in high school and college. In an appartment house on my paper route was bicycle that always sat on the stair landing. One day I asked the lady who lived up stairs who owned the bicycle. She replied that her son had bought it while he was at the Vatitan. About six months later she said that she could sell it if I wanted it. It was real different than any American bike I had seen, but what the heck it looked new and I made asbout a dollar a day on the papers so I paid her $20.
After College I went to pilot training then six years in the Air Force. Then I went to work for Exxon and this bike followed me arround for fourty years. I even came home early one Saturday afternoon to find in the non-sold pile after one of my wife’s garage sales.
I kept it in the garage, mainly because thirty years ago I was getting some new tires and the shop owner said it was a vary unique bike a real collector’s bike.
Last week I looked on Craigslist under Items Wanted and “looking for old bikes” was listed. Sunday I got a call from some guy who was looking for an old ten speed bike. When I got it out and he started looking at it, mentioning the metal warrior on the front frame and the Campagnolo brakes and changer. He said he had heard about the Chartruse yellow paint job. Well a long story short fron Rome to Lexington, KY to Summerville,SC I sole my Bike. I was glad that a real bike enthasusist got it because I knew it was a great bike even back in the fifty’s.
He started mentioning that he could put it back in shape with new stickers and such I knew it had a good home.
I have a Legnano cycle that is very original and has an unusual frame. It is very well made. I think it was a urban rental bike. I have never seen anything like this before.
I was just learning more about the maker. These bikes look good and have good history. I collect old cycles.
I don’t know how to send a picture.
…have a ’60’s (?!?) Legnano w/all chrome frame + Brooks seat with a ‘setback’ race stem
am just in love with the way she ‘looks’ – just setting there wanting to be ridden
am not capable – anymore of riding –
anyone interested?!?
Steven- Value depends on equipment and condition. Maybe $1-200. Ed- I hope you diid OK. A 1959 Roma with a vary early Campy Record set could sell for $2500 or more.
Back in the late fifty’s I delivered papers while I was in high school and college. In an appartment house on my paper route was bicycle that always sat on the stair landing. One day I asked the lady who lived up stairs who owned the bicycle. She replied that her son had bought it while he was at the Vatitan. About six months later she said that she could sell it if I wanted it. It was real different than any American bike I had seen, but what the heck it looked new and I made asbout a dollar a day on the papers so I paid her $20.
After College I went to pilot training then six years in the Air Force. Then I went to work for Exxon and this bike followed me arround for fourty years. I even came home early one Saturday afternoon to find in the non-sold pile after one of my wife’s garage sales.
I kept it in the garage, mainly because thirty years ago I was getting some new tires and the shop owner said it was a vary unique bike a real collector’s bike.
Last week I looked on Craigslist under Items Wanted and “looking for old bikes” was listed. Sunday I got a call from some guy who was looking for an old ten speed bike. When I got it out and he started looking at it, mentioning the metal warrior on the front frame and the Campagnolo brakes and changer. He said he had heard about the Chartruse yellow paint job. Well a long story short fron Rome to Lexington, KY to Summerville,SC I sole my Bike. I was glad that a real bike enthasusist got it because I knew it was a great bike even back in the fifty’s.
He started mentioning that he could put it back in shape with new stickers and such I knew it had a good home.
I have a Legnano 10 speed, levers down low,sew on tires,light racing style, green,purchased new in 1970. It is in good shape,not ridden much. Anyone interested or does anyone know what the value might be. I would like to sell it. A local bike shop had no interest in it.
Thanks,
Steve Miller
I found this old page from Life magazine, from the ’60s I guess. The picture was undoubtly shot in the US, and the man on the left is riding a Legnano track bike. Amazing!
http://www.milanofixed.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/12/vintagehipster.jpg
hi…my uncle have an old bicycle…wolsit AC 7448 green..it is new.. thiw the name of Emilio Bozzi..are you interested in it?
please let me know soon..
If possible, please forward us a copy of 2008 full catalogue and specification on road bike and mountain bike and etc. Any distributor so far in Singapore? Please advice? Your brand was recommended an 80 years old bicycle repairman. I am a proud owner of FIAT automobile Italian products.
My address is :
Block 2, #07-01
Kaki Bukit Avenue 1
Singapore 417938.
Thank you and have a great day.
Hello Messrs. in the factory Lyliano
i am Ibrahim Almalty. 76 years old.
Won several races in Libya in the fifties and sixties of the last century.
Was rated one of the clubs known to have a bicycle from which made in your factory .
Help me to win several races
So far, I have cycling, which was donated in 1958 specifically to the situation is excellent.
I do not know whether you will interact with me regarding the bicycle for the purpose of purchase or publicity for bicycle which will lead to financial benefit to me and you
If you agree to piece Please send an e-mail and send you the pictures in the race. Photos very old
And send images of new motorcycle
Maltese Ibrahim
My Mum still rides a Viking “Hosteller”, and has done since she bought it new back in 1963! This is the first time I’ve ever seen someone else even mention one to be honest…
Didn’t Viking have a Viking on their badge? Can’t remember if he was sword lofting but he’d have been fierce :0)
I had a Viking Hosteller in the ’70’s. I’m sitting here now waiting for my new Paul Hewitt frame to be delivered. Very excited!