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Old 07-10-15, 11:14 AM
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GB was the major supplier of aluminum bicycling products (brake, handlebar stems, handlebars, etc) in the UK from the immediate post war years until some time in the 80s. GB stands for Gerry Burgess. Those handlebars likely came off a Raleigh or the like.

Certainly decent, and sometimes rather special. The nicer ones have fancy engraving, especially the ones made for Dawes, which have a floral engraving that goes almost to the bend. Purdy.
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