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Tigra Bicycles

September 09, 2011

A 1950’s Tigra Track bike with a lovely Green paint job.   This page is under construction, any information is appreciated.

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Condor Bicycles

September 09, 2011

Condor Bicylces in the mid 1970s was nestled in a small beautiful town called Courfaivre. The company produced racing bicycles, city bikes, and the famous Swiss military bicyles as did many of the Swiss bicycle manufacturers. Condor…

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Tebag Bicycles

September 09, 2011

Another Ferdy Kubler Tebag late 1950’s This page is under construction, any information is appreicated.

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Cilo Bicycles

September 09, 2011

Cilo bicycles were produced in the Vaud canton on the shores of Lake Geneva in Romanel- sur Lausanne .”Cilo” is an acronym the founder Charles Jan Lausanne-Oron. The abbreviation of the name from the manufacturer “Jan” was transformed…

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Mondia Bicycles

September 08, 2011

Here is a Lovely 1950’s Super Mondia, Special Model, with Photos provided by Norbi of Norbibike 2009. Made from Reynolds 531 Butted tubing with Simplex Droputs. The fork crown is a Wagner flat top crown with…

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Allegro History pre-1940

June 08, 2011

Allegro information prior to World War II is scant and is mostly in the form of the bicylces that are still surviving today, (Special thanks to Peter Grenader  for allowing use of information and photos he…

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This site is about vintage Swiss Racing Bicycles from the 1800's until the end of the classic bicycle era when we saw the dissappearance of hand built bicycles by manufactures. I will devote much to the Golden Era of Swiss bicycles which spaned the 1930's to the early 1960's. Generally the site will focus on racing bicycles with the occassional city bike. Please send your questions, information and pictures of your classic bike to help us expand the knowledge of these classic bicycles. Enjoy the ride.

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