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Dave Moulton former bicycle framebuilder |
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The
links below open a new window; to return to this site simply close the page. |
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Russ Denny was my apprentice for eight
years. When he took over my business in 1993 he could do everything I could
do. Since then he has added another 12 years to his experience, which would
make him one of the most qualified framebuilders you could find anywhere.
His website is at:
www.RussDennyBicycles.com
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Richard Sachs another fine framebuilder. He was
building frames when I came to the US in 1979 and is still building frames
today. In fact looking at Richard's frames at the New York Bike Show in 1979
made me realize the high standard of workmanship and finish I needed to
achieve in order to be successful in the American Bike Business. Richard's
website is at:
www.RichardSachs.com |
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Jim Langley is a bicycle enthusiast with a vast knowledge of the subject. Former
Technical Editor for Bicycling Magazine Jim has written several
books. His site is chock-full of bicycle history, tech info and all kinds of
interesting stuff.
www.JimLangley.net
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More bicycle and framebuilding history
from around the world can be found at:
www.ClassicRendezvous.com |
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The Virtual Library of Sport,
http://sportsvl.com is a high PR, popular site around the World, that
provides a service to sports fans and participants. They have a Cycling
section here:
http://sportsvl.com/wheel/cycling.htm
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I stumbled on this
interesting person; he is Brano Meres, and lives in Bratislava,
Slovakia. Brano has made a lot of carbon fiber components and a CF frame.
And a very unusual bamboo frame. His website is:
www.bmeres.com
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Gary Brustin is a Cycling Attorney. His
passion for cycling has also shaped his professional career; he limits his
general personal injury law practice to cycling cases. An avid cyclist for
over forty years Gary lists among his favorite bikes a custom 'dave moulton'
www.BicycleLawyer.com |
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If you have a small wheel Moulton bike with
suspension, this is not one of mine. This is
Alex Moulton. Same name, no relation. |
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John Katsaras
has a site with some very nice
pictures of a rare 753 Fuso Lux. The bike has been beautifully
restored by
Cyclart |
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If you are in the San Francisco Bay Area be sure
to visit Terry Shaw's bike shop in Santa Clara
www.ShawsCycles.com |
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Information on Hetchins the famous
British builder can be found at
www.hetchins.org |
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If you are looking for
way back history of the bicycle
www.ibike.org has a historic timeline of
the evolution of the bicycle.
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www.velo-retro.com Offers reproductions of vintage catalogs for sale.
Also has a timeline of Campagnolo history. |
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Information on Major
Taylor, 1899 World Champion bicycle racer, and one of the first
African-American world champions in any sport can be found at:
www.MajorTaylorAssociation.org |
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National Bicycle History
Archive of America has a history of American bicycles 1920 to 1965
www.nbhaa.com |
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Your website suggestions
are welcome go to the contact
page and send a message. |
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