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Old 11-17-20, 08:40 PM
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Originally Posted by clongwill
As I read your post, in the back of my cluttered mind was a website that had tons and tons of stories of British frame builders, racers, and just very interesting information. Took awhile to find it but you, and others I hope, should enjoy https://www.classiclightweights.co.uk/. Try not to get too lost in it as there is, as I said, tons and tons of info.
Thanks, but if anyone around here who's interested in such bicycles hasn't been using Classic Lightweights as a reference and inspiration for years already, they aren't trying very hard! 😇

At this point I'm actually collecting original weekly publications such as "Cycling" and "The Bicycle" as well as maintenance manuals and tour guides from 1950s Britain to get my information, because I drained the internet well long ago... I'll have my own blog up soon enough to start sharing unique information I'm gleaning from my research.

Cheers!

-Gregory

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