Let's face it, a lot of the brands we have are no longer made, and the brand is no longer around.

However, some are.

Fuji, Cinelli, Pinarello, Trek, Cannondale, Merckx, etc.
Even Diamondback and Giant, I believe, can span from steel to carbon.

Figure a 20-year span?

Let's see 'em.

you forgot Raleigh, which I think is the oldest of all. But I don't have two of anything, except tires

I have Raleigh bikes ranging from 1967-2006. Oldest bike on the property late 40's early 50's Hecules. Newest bike is probably a 2008 Redline.

Aaron

RT, your timing is perfect...

I swapped a bunch of Campy components, and I do mean a bunch, for this brand spanking new Trek Crossrip, plus a bunch of cash...



Yesterday, I found this Trek 1000, lying on its side in two foot high grass. I bought it for five bucks...



The early lugged steel Rocky Mountain I found at the Dump, a half hour earlier...

I'll say I included them in "etc." My catch-all excuse....

I also figure I'll catch some flack for "from the same maker...."

1995


2006

I didn't see Bianchi in your list.

My '88 Trofeo is my oldest, well oldest rideable, Bianchi. Forumula 2 frame with the typical midlevel Bianchi mix Suntour drive, Modolo brakes, Ofmega cranks was OEM but swapped out for 172.5 Record.




And my '99 MegaPro XL Titanium is the newest, with Record

Two Peugeots, '72 UO8 and '82 TH8. But that's only 10 years.

This is a cool thread. We should keep track of who has the biggest gap in years between models

Robbie, good question. My complements.

Let's not forget Trek, Cannondale, Specialized, etc.

cool idea Pip

This is sorta cheating, but Waterford is the progeny of pre-bankruptcy Schwinn. Sixty-seven years separates these two.

1940 Schwinn Paramount.


2007 Waterford RS-22.

Good thread, I have three pretty bikes from one of my favorit local brands: The very respectable and long existing RIH brand, all of mine build by Wim vd Kaay.

The oldest is from 73, i aquired the frameset from Elev12k



This one was build in 82 in a very unusual colour combination for a Dutch bike



And this is how the RIH's look when build in modern times: my 2008 build bike

I have e few sets:

1947 Giotto Cinelli and 1977 Cinelli SC (plus a 60's Cinelli for good measure)

Then from Licinio Marastoni I have a 1953, a 1966, a 1972 and a 1984 (I'm trying to acquire a 1948 and a 1990)

Then from De Rosa I have a 1964-65, a 1968, another from 1968-70 and the most recent 2000. All but the oldest one were used by pros.

I have two Bianchi too but they are separated only by 4 years so I guess that doesn't count, they are from 1937 and 1941

I also have a Masi and a Maasi does that count?

The Bianchi might be interesting due to the possible evolution of the drivetrain. The Maasi, no. But you knew that.

There is an interesting comparison of what could be a true Ferretti Masi and a "created" one on ebay right now though.

I have 4 Schwinns dating from '78 to '92. Someday I'd like to acquire an older Paramount.

if you have an old centurion and a newer diamond back then you could post that because centurion is now diamond back

My father has a 35 year gap in his Raleighs. A '74 Gran Sport (pictured - wish I had a recent one with its new Honey Brooks) and a 2009 Grand Sport (not worth a picutre IMHO). If we count my '55 Rudge (bought by Raleigh - does that count?) it's a 54 year span. I'll put a picutre of that in as well just in case.

How about a ca 47 Raleigh Lenton Sports


Lenton Sports 001 by CV6Enterprises, on Flickr

And a ca 1976 Raleigh Team Pro


SB 1016res 01 by CV6Enterprises, on Flickr

I totally forgot Bianchi's, Raleigh's, etc etc etc etc.... Keep 'em coming, post your old and new from the same marque, or close....

I had an early 80's Serotta Nova Special
My main bike now is a mid 00's Serotta Fierte ti.