Serious triathlon speed, without the new-bike price tag. The Kuota Factor is a full-carbon time trial and triathlon machine built around one goal: cheating the wind. Aerodynamic tube shaping, an integrated rear-wheel cutout, and fully internal cable routing keep the frame slippery, while a Profile Design aero cockpit puts you in a low, tucked, race-ready position. Rolling on Mavic Aksium wheels with a clean, fully functional drivetrain, this Factor is ready for your next race season or fast solo effort.

Built to Go Fast

• Full carbon frame and fork — light, stiff, and structurally sound with no cracks
• True aero design — aerodynamic tubing plus an integrated rear-wheel cutout to reduce drag
• Internal cable routing for a clean, wind-cheating front end
• Profile Design aero cockpit — stem and base bar mated to aero extensions
• Tip-mounted shifters and drop brake levers so you can shift without leaving the aero tuck
• Mavic Aksium wheelset — a proven, durable training-and-racing wheel, clean and functional
• Derailleur drivetrain and brakes in clean working order with only minor normal wear

Specifications

Condition

Pre-owned and in good condition with typical cosmetic wear. The carbon frame and fork are structurally sound with no cracks, showing only light surface scuffs and cable rub. The saddle cover has visible surface cracking and wear (shown in the photos) — an easy and inexpensive swap if you'd prefer a fresh perch. The drivetrain, brakes, and Mavic Aksium wheels are clean and fully functional with minor normal wear.

Why Buy a Pre-Owned TT Bike

A dedicated triathlon bike is the single biggest aerodynamic upgrade most riders can make, and buying pre-owned is how experienced athletes get there without spending new-bike money. Whether you're stepping up from a road bike for your first 70.3, adding a dedicated race rig to the stable, or hunting personal bests on the TT course, the Kuota Factor delivers real aero performance at a fraction of its original cost. Only one available.

The best-condition vintage bike in our collection — and it's built on real chromoly. This 1980s Schwinn World Sport is framed in 4130 Cr-Mo steel, the alloy that made lightweight steel bikes both light and genuinely tough. The deep black finish still holds a rich shine with barely a mark on it, the alloy cranks, brakes, and rims are bright and clean, and mechanically it's sorted: the brakes stop on a dime and all 12 speeds shift smoothly. If you want a classic steel road bike that needs nothing, this is the one.

Why You'll Love It

• 4130 Cr-Mo steel frame — genuine chromoly, lighter and stronger than the high-tensile steel found on lesser bikes of the era
• Excellent cosmetic condition — rich black finish with minimal scuffs or chips
• Nothing to fix — brakes stop on a dime, tires hold air, gears shift smoothly across all 12 speeds
• 12-speed drivetrain with a wide, usable gear range
• Bright alloy components — cranks, brakes, and rims all clean
• Classic drop-bar road geometry for efficient, comfortable distance riding
• 23" frame — a taller size that's genuinely hard to find in vintage road bikes

Specifications

Condition

Excellent vintage condition. The black frame retains a rich finish with minimal cosmetic scuffs or chip marks, and the chrome and raw alloy parts — cranks, brakes, and rims — are bright and clean. Mechanically it's sound throughout: the brakes stop on a dime, the tires hold air, and the gears shift smoothly across all 12 speeds.

A Classic That's Ready Now

The World Sport was Schwinn's accessible lightweight road bike, and the 4130 chromoly frames have aged remarkably well — which is why they remain a favorite for commuting, fitness riding, and vintage builds four decades on. This one has clearly been looked after. Whether you're after a fast, reliable daily rider or a clean example for the collection, it's ready to go as-is. Only one available.

One of the most sought-after vintage Schwinns — and for good reason. The Le Tour was Schwinn's Japanese-built lightweight, produced by Panasonic to a standard the Chicago factory couldn't match at the time. That partnership produced a bike with genuinely excellent craftsmanship: a light, responsive steel frame, smooth-shifting 10-speed gearing, and the kind of ride quality that keeps these bikes on the road fifty years later. This one wears a vivid blue finish with bright chrome and the classic mixte step-through frame — comfortable to mount, easy to live with, and unmistakably '70s.

Why You'll Love It

• Made in Japan by Panasonic for Schwinn — the era's benchmark for build quality
• Mixte step-through frame — easy on and off, comfortable for riders of every level
• Mechanically sound and ready to ride — brakes engage properly, tires hold air, gears shift smoothly
• 10-speed drivetrain with plenty of range for hills and flats alike
• Bright chrome wheels, fork, and crank with minimal tarnish
• Vivid blue paint with only minimal age-appropriate scuffs
• Genuine Schwinn head badge — a detail collectors look for first

Specifications

Condition

Great vintage condition overall. The frame paint displays vivid color with minimal age-appropriate scuffs and minor surface marks, and the chrome components — wheels, fork, and crank — remain bright with minimal tarnish. Mechanically it's sound: the brakes engage properly, the tires hold air, and the gears shift smoothly through the range.

A Collector Favorite That Still Rides

Japanese-built Schwinns from this period are prized for exactly the combination this bike offers: excellent craftsmanship, smooth ride quality, and long-lasting durability. It's equally at home as a head-turning daily rider, a weekend cruiser, or the centerpiece of a vintage collection. Only one available.

Candy-red Japanese steel, and the best value in the collection. This late-1970s Matsuri FUNdamental is a lugged-frame mixte road bike built in Japan during the era when Japanese framebuilding set the standard for the whole industry. The metallic candy red paint still throws real shine, the chrome is bright, and the 10-speed drivetrain shifts smoothly through the range. Step-through comfort, retro looks, and a genuinely good ride — at the most accessible price point we stock.

Why You'll Love It

• Japanese lugged frame construction — hand-brazed joints from the golden era of Japanese framebuilding
• Mixte step-through design — easy to mount, comfortable, and welcoming for riders of any level
• Ready to ride — brakes grab well, tires hold air, and gears shift smoothly
• 10-speed drivetrain with usable range for city riding and longer routes
• Striking metallic candy red paint that still retains strong shine
• Bright chrome components with only minimal surface tarnish
• 700C wheels — modern tires and tubes are easy to source

Specifications

Condition

Great vintage condition overall. The metallic red paint retains strong shine, with expected minor scuffs and age-appropriate marks on the frame decals. Chrome components remain bright with minimal surface tarnish. Mechanically it's sorted: the brakes grab well, the tires hold air, and the gears shift smoothly.

The Smart Entry Into Vintage Steel

If you've been curious about vintage road bikes but didn't want to gamble on a project, this is the one to start with. Japanese-built lugged frames from this period deliver quality craftsmanship, a smooth ride, and unmistakable retro styling — and this one already rides. Perfect as a first vintage bike, a stylish around-town rider, or an easy addition to a growing collection. Only one available.

The classic American city bike, still doing exactly what it was built for. This 1970s Sears Free Spirit Sheffield pairs a sturdy steel frame in bright blue with swept-back chrome handlebars, full fenders, a matching chain guard, and a dual-spring saddle — the upright, comfortable, unfussy setup that made three-speeds the default way to get around town. At its heart is an internal Sturmey-Archer 3-speed rear hub: sealed against the weather, nearly maintenance-free, and famous for outlasting the bikes it was fitted to.

Why You'll Love It

• Sturmey-Archer 3-speed internal hub — shift while stopped, ride through rain and grit, and forget about derailleur adjustments
• Upright riding position from swept-back chrome bars — easy on your back, wrists, and neck
• Full fenders and chain guard so you can ride in normal clothes and arrive clean
• Dual-spring cruiser saddle that soaks up rough pavement
• Durable steel frame with no structural dents or cracks
• 26" wheels with gum-wall tires — a period-correct look, with replacements easy to find
• Side-pull caliper brakes that are simple to adjust and service

Specifications

Condition

Pre-owned vintage condition. The frame, fork, and fenders show light scuffs, minor chips, and light paint wear consistent with age, and the chrome handlebars carry a light surface patina — there are no structural dents or cracks. The tires, 3-speed hub shifting, and brakes are all operational. As with any bike of this era, a basic safety check and tune-up is a smart first step before regular riding.

Built for Everyday Riding

Three-speed city bikes have quietly become the smartest choice for short-trip riding: comfortable enough for errands, simple enough to leave outside a shop, and stylish in a way no modern commuter quite matches. Whether it's for daily casual commuting, getting around campus, or joining a vintage collection, this Free Spirit Sheffield is ready to roll. Only one available.

Ready to ride today — no repairs needed. This mid-1980s Firenze GL5000 is a classic steel-framed racing bike in striking metallic red with original gold and yellow graphics. Unlike most vintage finds that arrive as projects, this one has already been sorted: the 15-speed drivetrain shifts smoothly, the wheels run straight, the caliper brakes are responsive, and it's been finished with brand-new black handlebar tape. Roll it out of the box and go.

Why You'll Love It

• Turn-key condition — fully functional and ride-ready, no restoration project required
• Classic lugged steel frame — the compliant, road-smoothing ride quality steel is famous for
• 15-speed drivetrain shifting smoothly through every gear
• 700C wheels running true, with modern tires and tubes readily available
• Side-pull caliper brakes — simple, responsive, and easy to service
• New black bar tape already installed for a fresh, comfortable grip
• Head-turning metallic red paint with crisp original gold "FIRENZE" and "GL5000" decals

Specifications

Condition

Great vintage condition and ready to ride. The metallic red paint and gold decals are clean, with only light cosmetic scuffs typical of an '80s road bike. The drive side, chain, and gears show light surface patina but function smoothly throughout the range. Wheels are straight and brakes are responsive — no repairs needed before your first ride.

The Perfect Retro Commuter

Vintage steel road bikes like this one have become the go-to choice for riders who want character without a carbon-fiber price tag. Whether you're commuting across town, building a retro cruiser, or adding an '80s classic to the collection, the Firenze GL5000 delivers timeless style and a genuinely good ride. Only one in stock.

A genuine slice of 1970s Japanese cycling craftsmanship. This 1978 SUTEKI mixte road bike pairs a lightweight, low-step steel frame with classic drop bars and a 10-speed derailleur drivetrain — the kind of thoughtful engineering that made vintage Japanese bikes legendary among collectors and commuters alike. Finished in a rich maroon/purple colorway that has only grown more striking with age, this is a rare find for anyone building a vintage collection, restoring a classic, or looking for a stylish daily rider with real pedigree.

Why You'll Love It

• Authentic 1978 Japanese build — a genuine late-'70s time capsule, not a reproduction
• Mixte step-through steel frame — easy on and off, comfortable for riders of all levels
• 10-speed derailleur drivetrain with classic down-tube shifters for true vintage road-bike feel
• Drop handlebars for an efficient, sporty riding position
• 27" clincher wheels — tires and tubes are still widely available today
• Adjustable seat to dial in your perfect fit
• One-of-a-kind patina — every scuff tells the story of nearly 50 years on the road

Specifications

Condition

In good vintage condition for its age. The frame is structurally sound with no cracks or major dents. Paint shows minor cosmetic wear, scuffs, and small chips consistent with nearly five decades of history, and components show light surface patina typical of a late-1970s bicycle. As with any vintage machine, we recommend a standard tune-up — fresh cables, chain, and tires — before regular riding.

A Smart Buy for Collectors & Riders

Vintage Japanese road bikes from this era are prized for their precise lugged-steel construction and timeless geometry. Whether it's headed for a full restoration, a garage display, or daily errands around town, this SUTEKI mixte is ready for its next chapter. Only one available — once it's gone, it's gone.

Custom Three Olives Vodka Bar Cruiser — A Bike That Opens Into a Bar

This is not a bicycle you buy to ride to work. It is a custom-built promotional bar bike, made for Three Olives Vodka, and it does something no ordinary bike does: the frame folds out into a Union Jack drinks cabinet.

Pieces like this were built in small numbers for brand activations, launch events, and bar installations — never sold at retail, and rarely surviving in working order once a campaign ended. That is what makes it collectible. It is advertising history you can stand in a corner, and it earns attention in a way ordinary decor cannot.

The metallic royal blue paint shows nicely, and the fold-out Union Jack frame cabinet opens, holds securely, and closes properly — the mechanism works exactly as intended, which on a one-off custom build is the thing that matters most. The chrome horn and center kickstand are fully intact, and that centre stand means it stands up straight and stable on its own for display, no lean, no rack required.

It is also genuinely functional as a bicycle: the single-speed coaster brake drivetrain operates smoothly and the tires hold air. Roll it out onto a patio for an event, then park it back inside as a fixture.

Where This Belongs

• Bars, pubs, and restaurants — a conversation piece that also serves drinks.
• Home bars and games rooms — functional decor with a real story behind it.
• Advertising and breweriana collectors — promotional builds like this rarely reach the public.
• Event and marketing companies — a ready-made activation prop.
• British-themed venues — the Union Jack cabinet does the theming for you.
• Retail and window displays — it stops people walking past.

Specifications

Condition Notes

This custom promotional bicycle is in great physical and functional shape. The metallic blue paint shows nicely, and the fold-out Union Jack frame cabinet opens, holds securely, and closes properly. The single-speed coaster brake drivetrain operates smoothly, the tires hold air, and the chrome horn and center kickstand are fully intact.

Light cosmetic scuffs on the pedals and hardware are present from general handling.

One plastic cup is missing — that is the only thing absent from the bike. We would rather tell you now than have you count them later.

Please review all photos carefully, as they are part of the description.

Shipping & Local Pickup

Ships freight, professionally packed — and given the cabinet mechanism, packed with extra care. Local pickup at our Miami location is available and saves the freight cost entirely; get in touch and we will set it up.

This is a one-off. When it is gone, we are not getting another.

Questions about the cabinet, dimensions, or shipping? Message us — we are happy to help.

Schwinn Loop 20" Folding Bike — Fully Equipped, Fully Functional

The Schwinn Loop is a folding bike built for people who actually need one to work. It folds down to fit in a car boot, a closet, under a desk, or onto a boat — and unlike most folders at this size, it arrives already carrying everything you would otherwise have to buy separately.

That equipment list matters more than it sounds. A rear cargo rack, a basket, full fenders, a kickstand, reflectors, and an adjustable seat are all fitted. Buy a bare folding bike and adding those pieces means several separate purchases, fitment headaches, and often more than a hundred dollars. Here they are already on the bike and already working.

Riding it is straightforward by design. 20-inch wheels keep it compact without feeling twitchy, the 7-speed Shimano drivetrain with an easy grip shifter gives enough range for bridges and headwinds, and V-brakes (linear-pull) provide strong, simple stopping. Riser handlebars put you in a comfortable upright position, and rear suspension takes the edge off rough pavement — genuinely welcome on small wheels, which transmit far more road buzz than large ones.

Condition — the Important Parts Check Out

This bike is in solid, fully functional pre-owned condition. On a folding bike the questions that matter are always about the joints, and they pass: the frame, folding hinges, handlepost, and rear cargo rack are structurally sound and operate properly. The 7-speed Shimano shifting and linear-pull brakes function smoothly.

What you will find is minor cosmetic wear, light surface paint scuffs, and natural oxidation on some hardware from normal use. Cosmetic, not structural.

Who It Suits

• Commuters combining a bike with a train, bus, or car.
• Apartment dwellers without anywhere to store a full-size bike.
• Boaters and RV owners — the classic folding-bike use case, and the rack and basket earn their keep.
• Errand riders who want to carry things without buying accessories separately.
• Anyone who wants a practical bike that stores out of sight in seconds.

Specifications

Condition Notes

This Schwinn Loop folding bicycle is in solid, fully functional pre-owned condition. The frame, folding hinges, handlepost, and rear cargo rack are structurally sound and operate properly. The 7-speed Shimano shifting system and linear-pull brakes function smoothly.

Minor cosmetic wear, light surface paint scuffs, and natural oxidation on some hardware components are present from normal use.

Please review all photos carefully, as they are part of the description.

Shipping & Local Pickup

Ships freight, professionally packed. Local pickup is available at our Miami location and will save you the freight cost entirely — get in touch and we will set it up. One available.

Questions about the fold, the fit, or condition? Message us — we are happy to help.

Vintage 1988 Dahon Classic III — The Folding Bike That Started It All

Before folding bikes were everywhere, there was Dahon. The company essentially created the modern folding bicycle category in the 1980s, and the Classic III is one of the machines that built its reputation. This is a 1988 example — and unlike most bikes of that age, it is not a project. It works.

The original polished frame shows beautifully. There are normal scratches and light wear consistent with age and use, but no major dents or cracks. Mechanically it is genuinely sorted: the Sturmey-Archer 3-speed shifts correctly, the wheels roll true, the tires hold air, and — the part that matters most on a folder — it folds and locks securely.

That last point deserves emphasis. A folding bike whose latches have gone sloppy is worthless, because the fold is the entire reason it exists. This one still locks up properly, which is why it remains a usable bike rather than a shelf ornament.

The appeal is genuinely double-sided. It is a collectible piece of cycling design history from the company that invented the segment — and it is also a practical commuter you can fold into a car boot, carry onto a train, or stand in the corner of a small apartment. The Sturmey-Archer internal hub is the ideal city drivetrain: shift while stopped at a light, nothing exposed to get knocked out of alignment, and close to zero maintenance.

Why This One Is Worth Having

• Heritage that means something: an early Dahon from the marque that defined folding bikes.
• Folds and locks securely: the single most important thing on a used folder, and it passes.
• Sturmey-Archer 3-speed, shifting correctly: a legendary internal hub, working as intended.
• Original polished frame: presents beautifully, no major dents or cracks.
• Wheels true, tires holding air: ride it, do not rebuild it.
• Steel construction: tough, and repairable by any competent shop.

Specifications

Condition Notes

Excellent vintage cosmetic condition. Original polished frame shows nicely. Normal scratches and light wear from age and use. No major dents or cracks found.

Sturmey-Archer 3-speed shifts correctly. Wheels roll true. Tires hold air. Folds and locks securely.

Included: Dahon folding bicycle only. No accessories — no bag, no rack, no pump.

As with any bicycle of this age, we recommend a tune-up before daily use. Please review all photos carefully, as they are part of the description.

Shipping & Local Pickup

Ships freight, professionally packed. Local pickup is available at our Miami location — get in touch and we will set it up. One only.

Questions about the fold, the hub, or condition? Message us — we are happy to help.

Giordano Libero 1.6 Youth Road Bike — A Real Road Bike, Sized for a Young Rider

Most kids' bikes are heavy, clunky, and built down to a price. The Giordano Libero 1.6 is the opposite: a genuine drop-bar road bike scaled down to 24-inch wheels and a 13-inch frame, so a young rider gets the same geometry, gearing, and feel that an adult road bike delivers. If your kid has outgrown the department-store bike and wants to ride with you instead of behind you, this is the jump.

The handcrafted 6061 aluminum frame keeps the weight low — which matters enormously when the rider weighs 70 pounds — and the rigid red fork adds a sharp contrast against the white paint. A 16-speed Shimano Claris drivetrain gives real range for climbing and cruising, shifted through proper road-bike levers so they learn the skills that carry straight over to a full-size bike. Tektro side-pull caliper brakes deliver confident, predictable stopping.

Rolling on high-profile Vitesse 24 alloy wheels with smooth quick-release hubs and clincher tires with plenty of tread left, this bike is ready to ride now — for weekend group rides, junior triathlons, or simply keeping pace on family outings.

Why It's a Smart Buy

• Real road geometry: drop bars and road shifters teach proper technique from the start, not habits that need unlearning later.
• Light aluminum frame: a young rider can actually handle it, lift it, and accelerate on it.
• 16-speed Shimano Claris: a proven, serviceable groupset — not proprietary parts that are impossible to replace.
• Quick-release alloy wheels: easier roadside repairs and a genuinely faster ride.
• Buy pre-owned, save real money: kids outgrow bikes fast. Spending less on the stepping stone makes sense.

Specifications

Sizing

A 24" wheel with a 13" frame typically suits riders around 4'2" to 4'11", roughly ages 8 to 12 depending on the child. If you are between sizes or unsure, message us with your rider's height and inseam and we will tell you honestly whether this is the right fit.

Condition Notes

This bike is in pre-owned, good working condition with minor cosmetic wear from normal use. The handcrafted 6061 aluminum frame and rigid red fork are structurally sound with no cracks, dents, or frame damage. You will find typical light surface scuffs and cable rub around the frame, particularly near the front head tube area.

The 16-speed Shimano Claris drivetrain shifts smoothly across gears, and the Tektro caliper brakes provide strong, reliable stopping power. The high-profile Vitesse 24 alloy wheels spin straight and feature smooth quick-release hubs, with tires that retain plenty of usable tread.

One thing to know up front: the white perforated road saddle is completely functional but shows noticeable surface wear and flaking along the upper side seams. It is fine as-is, and an inexpensive swap if you would rather it look new.

Please review all photos carefully, as they are part of the description.

Shipping & Local Pickup

Ships freight, professionally packed. Local pickup is available at our Miami location — get in touch and we will set it up. Only one available.

Questions about sizing, condition, or shipping? Message us — we are happy to help.

Vintage 1975 France-Loire Mixte — Saint-Étienne Steel in Metallic Cherry Red

Built in Saint-Étienne, France — the town that was to French bicycle manufacturing what Detroit was to American cars — this 1975 France-Loire Mixte pairs classic French frame craftsmanship with a component list that punches well above what you would expect at this price.

The twin-lateral mixte frame is the star. Those paired top tubes running from head tube to rear dropout are both structurally clever and unmistakably French, and the low standover makes the bike genuinely easy to get on and off — which is exactly why mixte frames have become so sought after by city riders. It wears its original metallic cherry red finish with authentic world-championship graphics, and the colour is the kind of deep, warm red that modern paint rarely matches.

Look closer at the parts and it gets more interesting. Shimano Dura-Ace center-pull brakes — Dura-Ace was, and remains, Shimano's top-tier group, so finding it on a bike at this price is unusual. Shifting is handled by Simplex, and the cranks are a premium Sugino alloy set. Finishing it off: classic drop bars, period safety brake levers, and a retro diamond-stitched saddle.

Mechanically it is honest and working: it rolls, it shifts through the gears, and it stops. A genuinely fun retro cruiser as it sits.

Be Clear About Condition

This is a fifty-year-old bicycle and it looks it. Expect age-appropriate surface rust, patina, and cosmetic wear on the frame, chrome, and components. It is not a restored show bike and we are not going to pretend otherwise. It works, it has real character, and it is priced for what it is.

That makes it two things at once: a stylish vintage rider you can use immediately, or a rewarding cleanup project — and with Dura-Ace brakes and a Sugino crankset already on it, the expensive decisions have been made for you.

What You Are Getting

• Genuine Saint-Étienne build: from the historic heart of French bicycle manufacturing.
• Twin-lateral mixte frame: distinctive, elegant, and easy to mount.
• Shimano Dura-Ace center-pull brakes: top-tier period componentry.
• Sugino alloy crankset and Simplex shifting: quality period parts throughout.
• Original metallic cherry red paint with world-championship graphics.
• Works now: rolls, shifts, and stops — ride it or clean it up.

Specifications

Sizing & Tires

A 20.5-inch mixte frame generally suits riders around 5'4" to 5'8", and the low standover of a mixte gives you more flexibility than a diamond frame would. Message us with your height and inseam and we will confirm.

One practical note, because we would rather you know now: this bike uses 27-inch wheels, not modern 700C. Tires in 27" are still readily available online and through most shops, but the selection is narrower than 700C. Nothing to worry about — just something to be aware of.

Condition Notes

The bike is in functional, pre-owned working condition — it rolls, shifts through the gears, and stops. As a pre-owned 1970s vintage bicycle, it shows age-appropriate surface rust, patina, and cosmetic wear on the frame, chrome, and parts.

Please review all photos carefully, as they are part of the description and the most accurate record of this specific bike. A tune-up is recommended before regular riding.

Shipping & Local Pickup

Local pickup at our Miami location is well worth considering on this one — freight on a full-size bicycle is a real cost, and collecting in person avoids it entirely. Get in touch and we will set it up.

If you do need it shipped, it goes out freight, professionally packed. Questions about sizing, components, or condition? Message us — we are happy to help.

Vintage 1960s Sears Spaceliner 26" — Space-Age Design, Highly Complete

The Sears Spaceliner is one of the most instantly recognizable American bicycles ever made. Built at the height of the space race, it was styled to look like it belonged in the future: a swooping chrome tank, jet-age fender treatments, and a shape that no bicycle before or since has copied. Sixty years later it still stops people mid-sentence.

This one is in slightly restored, highly complete vintage condition — the phrase that matters most to a collector. Complete is the hard part. Spaceliners were bought by families, ridden into the ground, and stripped for parts, so the tank, chain guard, fenders, and pedal blocks going missing is the norm. Finding one still wearing its pieces is what makes it worth having.

The blue steel frame shows genuine patina — minor surface scuffs, paint wear, and light surface rust exactly as you would expect from a sixty-year-old original. The chrome on the fenders, chain guard, and handlebars has light pitting and aging but retains good shine overall, which is the difference between a bike that photographs beautifully and one that just looks tired. The original white vinyl saddle is still here and still firm, with a small wear mark on the rear edge. Mechanically it is a simple single-speed with a rear coaster brake, and the pedal blocks and chain assembly are intact.

Sold as-is for restoration, collection, or immediate display. The tires show age wear, so plan on fresh rubber before any real riding — but as a display piece it is ready the moment it lands.

Why Collectors Chase These

• Unmistakable design: the Spaceliner is a genuine piece of mid-century American industrial design, not just an old bike.
• Highly complete: the tank, chain guard, fenders, and pedal blocks are the parts that vanish first — and they are here.
• Original saddle: the white vinyl seat is the correct original, not a modern replacement.
• Chrome still shines: aged and lightly pitted, but presenting well.
• Honest patina: slightly restored rather than over-restored — it still reads as authentic.
• Display-ready: works immediately as a statement piece in a shop, office, bar, or collection.

Specifications

Condition Notes — Please Read

This bicycle is in slightly restored, highly complete vintage condition.

Frame & paint: shows genuine patina, minor surface scuffs, paint wear, and light surface rust typical of a 60-year-old original bike.

Chrome components: chrome on the fenders, chain guard, and handlebars shows light pitting and aging, but retains good shine overall.

Saddle & tires: the white vinyl saddle is original and firm with a small wear mark / tear on the rear edge. Tires show age wear and should be replaced before regular riding.

Mechanics: single-speed setup with rear coaster brake. Pedal blocks and chain assembly are intact.

Sold as-is for restoration, collection, or immediate display. Please review all photos carefully — they are part of the description and the most accurate record of this specific bike.

Shipping & Local Pickup

Ships freight, professionally packed. Local pickup is available at our Miami location — get in touch and we will set it up. One only, and complete Spaceliners are not easy to replace.

Questions about completeness, originality, or condition? Message us — we are happy to help.

1989 Specialized Hardrock — Original Rigid Steel Mountain Bike

If you've been searching for the perfect blend of classic retro style, bombproof steel durability, and effortless versatility, this 1989 Specialized Hardrock is calling your name. Built during the golden age of rigid mountain bikes, this frame uses Specialized's iconic Direct Drive Cr-Mo (chromoly) steel tubing, delivering the smooth, supple ride quality that modern aluminum bikes simply can't match.

Dressed in its original metallic champagne/silver paint with authentic dark blue graphics and head tube badge, it carries genuine vintage charm with just the right amount of honest patina. The dependable 21-speed (3x7) SunTour XCM drivetrain, high-leverage cantilever brakes, wide flat handlebars, and aggressive 26" off-road knobby tires give you the gear range and control to tackle steep hills, flat pavement, or winding dirt trails.

Highly sought after by collectors, urban commuters, and "xbiking" resto-mod builders, this rigid Hardrock is the ultimate do-it-all platform — ready to become your daily commuter, gravel grinder, or weekend trail machine. Solid, stylish, and built to last. All it needs now is a new owner to take it on its next adventure.

Why riders love the vintage Hardrock

• Real chromoly steel: Direct Drive Cr-Mo tubing soaks up road buzz and trail chatter for a noticeably smoother ride than aluminum.
• Rigid simplicity: no suspension to service — lighter, more efficient, virtually maintenance-free.
• Wide-range 21-speed gearing: a 3x7 SunTour XCM setup handles steep climbs and fast flats alike.
• Made in the USA: an authentic piece of late-'80s American mountain bike history.
• Endless build potential: a proven base for gravel, bikepacking, commuter, klunker, and monster-cross conversions.

Specifications

• Brand: Specialized
• Model: Hardrock
• Model year: 1989
• Bike type: Mountain bike (rigid MTB)
• Frame size: 19 in
• Frame material: Direct Drive Cr-Mo (chromoly) steel
• Wheel size: 26 in
• Tire type: Clincher, off-road knobby
• Speeds: 21-speed (3x7)
• Drivetrain: SunTour XCM
• Gear change: Derailleur gears
• Brakes: Cantilever
• Suspension: None (fully rigid)
• Color: Metallic champagne / silver with dark blue graphics
• Department: Unisex adult
• Country of origin: United States
• Custom-built: No — original configuration
• Vintage: Yes
• Condition: Used — complete and preserved, showing normal signs of age and use

Who it's for A 19" frame fits most riders roughly 5'9" to 6'1". Great for vintage collectors, city commuters who want a theft-resistant beater with real soul, and resto-mod builders looking for a strong steel donor frame.

Condition notes Complete and preserved, showing signs of age and use consistent with a bike of this era — light scuffs, minor paint wear, and honest patina. Mechanically sound and ready to ride. Please review all photos closely, as they are part of the description.

1980s Raleigh Capri (410 Series) — Original Black Steel, Ready to Ride

Raleigh is one of the oldest names in cycling, and the Capri was the bike that put a lot of people on drop bars for the first time. This 410 series example has come through the decades in solid, original condition, and — unusually for a bike at this price — everything on it still works.

The gloss black paint still has depth to it, and crucially the factory decals are intact and legible — including the Raleigh 410 tubing sticker and the U.S. Cycling Team badge. Original decals are what separate a genuine survivor from a repainted bike with a story, and they cannot be convincingly replaced. Expect minor scuffs, light surface scratches, and small paint chips: exactly the character a forty-year-old steel frame should have.

Mechanically it is complete and functional throughout. The SunTour Hero 10-speed drivetrain is all there and working, the center-pull caliper brakes function properly, and it has period dual safety levers — the second set of brake levers on the flat of the bars, which make an old road bike far more approachable if you are not used to riding on the drops.

Someone before you spent money in the right places: an upgraded Matrix Air-Flex saddle (comfortable and intact, aside from two small cosmetic tears along the upper edge), Kenda gumwall tires with good tread, and alloy wheels that spin smoothly. Gumwalls on gloss black is the classic look, and alloy rims brake far better in the wet than the steel rims many bikes of this era still wear.

Why This Is a Lot of Bike for the Money

• Original decals intact: the 410 tubing sticker and U.S. Cycling Team badge are both present and legible.
• Everything works: drivetrain complete and functional, brakes operating, wheels spinning true.
• Dual safety levers: braking from the tops as well as the drops — friendlier for casual riding.
• Alloy wheels: lighter and much better braking than the steel rims common on bikes of this age.
• Upgraded saddle and good tires: the two things people usually replace first are already sorted.
• Genuine steel ride: smooth and forgiving in a way modern budget bikes are not.

Specifications

Sizing

At 18 inches this is a small frame, suiting shorter riders — roughly 5'0" to 5'4" as a general guide. If you have been struggling to find a vintage road bike small enough, this is worth a closer look, because most survivors are mid-to-large frames. Message us with your height and inseam and we will confirm the measurements before you order.

Condition Notes

This vintage Raleigh Capri is in solid, original pre-owned condition with typical cosmetic character from age and light use. The gloss black paint and factory decals — including the Raleigh 410 tubing sticker and U.S. Cycling Team badge — remain intact and legible, showing minor scuffs, light surface scratches, and small paint chips expected on a vintage steel frame.

The mechanical components, including the SunTour Hero 10-speed drivetrain, caliper brakes, and dual safety levers, are complete and functional. The upgraded Matrix Air-Flex saddle is comfortable and intact aside from two small cosmetic tears along the upper edge. The Kenda gumwall tires retain good tread, and the alloy wheels spin smoothly.

A tune-up is recommended before regular riding. Please review all photos carefully, as they are part of the description.

Shipping & Local Pickup

Local pickup at our Miami location is strongly worth considering on this one. Freight on a full-size bicycle costs real money, and on a bike at this price it makes up a large share of the total. Collecting in person avoids it entirely — get in touch and we will set it up.

If you do need it shipped, it goes out freight, professionally packed. Questions about sizing, wheel size, or condition? Message us — we are happy to help.

Vintage 1970s Peugeot UO-8 Single Speed — Restored French Steel, Seriously Upgraded

The Peugeot UO-8 is one of the most recognizable bicycles France ever exported — the bike that put a generation of Americans on drop bars in the 1970s. This one has been reborn as a clean, purposeful single speed, and it is not a rattle-can project bike. It is a proper restoration with genuinely good parts hung on it.

The original white steel frame still wears its classic Peugeot checkerboard decals, and it has earned its patina honestly — minor light cosmetic marks and small paint chips, no structural damage. French steel from this era rides the way steel is supposed to: lively, compliant, and quiet under you in a way no aluminum frame manages.

Where this build separates itself is the component list. It rolls on a high-end DT Swiss RR 1.1 wheelset — a legitimately premium road wheel, not a budget replacement — wrapped in fresh Panaracer Pasela TourGuard gumwall tires, which are the enthusiast's choice for exactly this kind of bike: fast, supple, puncture-protected, and period-correct in looks. Stopping comes from strong dual-pivot caliper brakes, a meaningful upgrade over the vague single-pivot brakes these bikes originally shipped with. A comfortable WTB saddle and ergonomic grips round it out.

Because it runs modern 700C wheels rather than the obsolete 27-inch size these frames left the factory with, tires and tubes are available at any bike shop, forever. That one detail turns a charming old bike into something you can actually rely on.

It is mechanically tuned, clean, and fully ready to ride — no project list, no "just needs."

What Makes This One Worth It

• An icon, properly done: the UO-8 is the quintessential vintage French road bike, and this is a considered build rather than a quick flip.
• DT Swiss RR 1.1 wheelset: premium, durable, and worth a serious fraction of the asking price on its own.
• Panaracer Pasela TourGuard tires: the gumwall tire vintage riders actually seek out — supple ride, real flat protection.
• Upgraded dual-pivot brakes: modern stopping power on a classic frame.
• 700C conversion: no hunting for obsolete 27" rubber. Parts stay easy to find.
• Single speed simplicity: no derailleurs to adjust, no cables to fuss with. Clean lines, near-zero maintenance.

Specifications

Sizing

At 22.5 inches (roughly 57 cm), this is a larger frame that generally suits riders around 5'10" to 6'2". Tell us your height and inseam and we will give you a straight answer about fit before you buy.

Condition Notes

This vintage Peugeot single-speed build is in very good, restored condition. The original white frame retains its classic checkerboard decals and shows only minor, light cosmetic marks and small paint chips consistent with light use, with no structural damage.

It has been significantly upgraded with a high-end DT Swiss RR 1.1 wheelset, fresh Panaracer Pasela TourGuard gumwall tires, strong dual-pivot caliper hand brakes, and a comfortable WTB saddle with ergonomic grips. The bike is mechanically tuned, clean, and fully ready to ride.

Please review all photos carefully, as they are part of the description.

Shipping & Local Pickup

Ships freight, professionally packed. Local pickup is available at our Miami location — get in touch and we will set it up. This is a one-off build: once it sells, there is not another one.

Questions about sizing, the build spec, or shipping? Message us — we are happy to help.

Vintage 90s Diamondback Response Sport — Built Into a Fast City Commuter

This Diamondback Response Sport started life as a 1990s mountain bike and has been set up as something more useful: a quick, comfortable, and genuinely durable city commuter. If you want one bike for getting to work, running errands, and riding the neighbourhood — and you would rather not worry about it locked up outside — this is a smart choice.

The original black frame wears unmistakable retro 90s purple splatter graphics, which have swung all the way back around into being genuinely desirable. It is a steel frame — tough, forgiving over broken pavement, and repairable in a way that carbon and aluminum are not.

The commuter setup is where the thought went in. It rolls on Schwalbe City Jet tires — a smooth, fast-rolling pavement tire that transforms how an old mountain bike feels on the road, cutting the drag and buzz that knobby tires create on tarmac — mounted on 26" alloy wheels. Up front, a RockShox suspension fork takes the sting out of potholes and broken kerbs, and the Shimano 21-speed drivetrain gives plenty of range for bridges, hills, and flat sprints alike. Cantilever brakes provide strong, well-proven stopping power.

The frame is structurally solid with no dents. It is ready to ride as it sits.

Why This One Works

• Already converted for the city: smooth pavement tires fitted — no need to spend money making it commuter-friendly.
• Schwalbe City Jet tires: a real upgrade over knobbies. Faster, quieter, and far less effort on pavement.
• RockShox front fork: genuine suspension for rough city streets.
• Shimano 21-speed: a proven, serviceable drivetrain that any shop can work on.
• Steel frame, no dents: structurally sound and built to take abuse.
• Locks up without worry: all the capability of a modern hybrid, none of the anxiety about leaving it at a rack.
• That 90s splatter paint: instantly recognizable, and back in style.

Specifications

Sizing

A 19" mountain bike frame generally suits riders around 5'9" to 6'1". Message us with your height and inseam if you are unsure and we will give you a straight answer on fit.

Condition Notes

This vintage Diamondback Response Sport is in good, pre-owned vintage condition and set up as a smooth city commuter. The original black frame features retro 90s purple splatter graphics and shows light cosmetic scratches, small paint chips, and normal wear from use, but remains structurally solid with no dents.

It comes upgraded with high-performance Schwalbe City Jet smooth pavement tires on 26" alloy wheels, a comfortable RockShox front suspension fork, and a reliable Shimano 21-speed drivetrain.

Please review all photos carefully, as they are part of the description. As with any bike of this age, a tune-up is recommended if you plan to ride it daily.

Shipping & Local Pickup

Ships freight, professionally packed. Local pickup is available at our Miami location — get in touch and we will set it up. Only one available.

Questions about sizing, the build, or shipping? Message us — we are happy to help.

Vintage 1960s Ross Middleweight Cruiser — All-Original Survivor, Ready to Ride

This is the kind of bike people picture when they picture a 1960s American cruiser: two-tone blue paint, a proper tank console between the frame tubes, twin headlights mounted up front, full fenders, and a rear rack. A Ross middleweight, and — the part that makes it worth having — all-original and complete.

Complete is the whole story with these. The tank, the headlights, the rack, the fenders: those are exactly the pieces that get removed, broken, or lost across sixty years. Most surviving middleweights turn up stripped to a bare frame with a saddle. This one still wears every one of them, fully intact.

The original two-tone blue paint has aged into a genuinely great retro patina — the kind of finish that reads as authentic rather than tired, and that no restoration can imitate. The chrome shows honest vintage surface wear, which is what sixty-year-old chrome is supposed to look like.

Best of all, this is not a display-only piece. The bike is fully assembled, mechanically sound, and ready to ride as-is, with a simple coaster brake — pedal backward to stop, nothing to adjust, nothing to maintain. Middleweight cruisers ride beautifully: upright, stable, and comfortable in a way modern bikes have largely given up on.

Why This One Is Worth It

• All-original survivor: not restored, not reproduced — the real thing.
• Tank console and twin headlights: the defining features of the era, and the first things usually missing.
• Complete with fenders and rear rack: nothing to hunt down or source.
• Original two-tone blue paint: genuine patina that cannot be faked.
• Actually rideable: mechanically sound and ready to go as-is — rare for a bike this old and this complete.
• Coaster brake simplicity: no cables, no adjustment, nothing to service.

Specifications

Sizing

A 19-inch cruiser frame suits a wide range of adult riders thanks to the upright riding position and adjustable seat height. Message us with your height if you would like us to confirm fit.

Condition Notes

This classic Ross cruiser is a fantastic, all-original survivor in great rideable condition. The solid steel frame, tank console, twin headlights, fenders, and rear rack are all fully intact and feature the original two-tone blue paint with an awesome retro patina.

The chrome shows authentic vintage surface wear, but the bike is fully assembled, mechanically sound, and ready to ride as-is.

As with any bicycle of this age, a tune-up is recommended before regular riding. Please review all photos carefully, as they are part of the description.

Shipping & Local Pickup

Ships freight, professionally packed. Local pickup is available at our Miami location and saves the freight cost entirely — get in touch and we will set it up. One only, and complete tank-and-headlight cruisers are not easy to replace.

Questions about originality, condition, or shipping? Message us — we are happy to help.

Vintage 1985 Trek 400 — American-Built Steel, Still Doing Its Job

In 1985, Trek was still a Wisconsin company building steel road frames by hand, and the 400 sat in the sweet spot of the range: serious enough for real riding, sensible enough that people actually bought them and rode them for decades. Forty years on, they remain one of the most recommended entry points into vintage road cycling — and this one is a good example.

The black steel frame is structurally sound with no cracks or severe dents, carrying the light paint wear, minor chips, and classic patina you would want from a bike that has been used rather than hidden away. It rolls on 700C clincher wheels that spin straight, with tires that still have usable tread — modern tire sizing, so replacements are available at any shop.

The drivetrain is a proper piece of eighties engineering: a 12-speed Shimano setup running Biopace oval chainrings — Shimano's distinctive non-round rings, designed to smooth out the dead spot in your pedal stroke, and now a genuinely sought-after period detail among collectors. Down tube shifters control it, shifting properly, and the side-pull caliper brakes engage smoothly.

Then there is the part the photos will sell better than words: the tan/brown road saddle with matching handlebar wrap, both intact and presenting very well. Against black paint, that warm tan is the colour combination vintage road riders actively hunt for — and it is expensive to recreate properly if a bike does not already have it.

Why the Trek 400 Is a Smart Buy

• Made in the USA: Wisconsin-built Trek steel from the era that made the brand's name.
• Sound frame: no cracks, no severe dents — the thing that actually matters on a forty-year-old bike.
• 700C wheels: modern tire sizing, so rubber is easy and cheap to find forever.
• Biopace chainrings: a distinctive, collectible piece of eighties Shimano engineering.
• Everything works: shifts properly, brakes engage smoothly, wheels spin straight.
• Tan saddle and matching wrap: the classic look, already done and in good order.

Specifications

Sizing

A 21-inch road frame (roughly 53 cm) typically suits riders around 5'6" to 5'10". Message us with your height and inseam and we will confirm the measurements and give you an honest answer on fit before you order.

Condition Notes

This vintage Trek road bike is in good, functional pre-owned condition with classic patina throughout. The steel frame is structurally sound with no cracks or severe dents, showing normal light paint wear, minor chips, and surface aging consistent with its vintage era.

The 12-speed Shimano drivetrain with Biopace oval chainrings and down tube shifters shifts properly, and the brakes engage smoothly. The tan/brown road saddle and matching handlebar wrap are intact and present very well, while the tires retain usable tread on straight-spinning wheels.

As with any bike of this age, a tune-up is recommended before regular riding. Please review all photos carefully, as they are part of the description.

Shipping & Local Pickup

Ships freight, professionally packed. Local pickup is available at our Miami location — get in touch and we will set it up. One only.

Questions about sizing, components, or shipping? Message us — we are happy to help.

1960 J.C. Higgins Flightliner — Ladies Tank Cruiser in Teal

J.C. Higgins was Sears' own bicycle brand, and the Flightliner sat near the top of the range — the model you bought when you wanted the tank, the chrome, and the presence. This is a 1960 ladies' example, and it has held together remarkably well for a bicycle now well past sixty.

The centrepiece is the integrated tank moulded into the frame. Tanks were the styling signature of the era — borrowed straight from motorcycle design — and they are also the part most often dented, stripped, or simply gone. This one is here and structurally solid, as are the steel frame and the rear rack, with no major dents.

The teal paint shows light surface wear, minor chips, and the cosmetic aging you would expect and, frankly, want on a bike of this vintage. The chrome on the fenders, handlebars, and wheel rims retains good shine, with only light patina visible up close — which is genuinely better than most survivors of this age manage.

What really completes it is the finishing kit: the white sprung saddle, white grips, and whitewall tires are all fully intact. That white-on-teal combination is the whole look, and assembling it from scratch is both expensive and fiddly. Here it is already done.

Mechanically it is simple and working: a single-speed drivetrain and rear coaster brake that engage smoothly. Ride it gently as a casual cruiser, or stand it up as a genuinely striking display piece.

Why This One Stands Out

• Integrated tank, intact: the defining feature of the era, and the first thing usually missing or dented.
• Chrome still shines: fenders, bars, and rims all presenting well.
• Complete white kit: sprung saddle, grips, and whitewall tires — the look is finished, not a to-do list.
• Sound structure: frame, tank, and rack solid with no major dents.
• Working drivetrain and coaster brake: it functions, it does not just sit there.
• Step-through frame: easy to mount, and flattering to the whole design.

Specifications

Condition Notes

This vintage J.C. Higgins Flightliner is in good pre-owned condition for its age, showing a nice balance of original character and functional appeal.

The steel frame, integrated tank, and rear rack are structurally solid with no major dents, though the teal paint displays light surface wear, minor chips, and cosmetic aging typical of a classic bicycle. The chrome components, including the fenders, handlebars, and wheel rims, retain good shine with light surface patina present upon close inspection.

The original-style white sprung saddle, white grips, and whitewall tires are fully intact, giving the bike a complete aesthetic. The single-speed drivetrain and rear coaster brake engage smoothly, making this a great candidate for a casual cruiser or a standout display piece.

As with any bicycle of this age, a tune-up is recommended before regular riding. Please review all photos carefully, as they are part of the description.

Shipping & Local Pickup

Ships freight, professionally packed. Local pickup is available at our Miami location and saves the freight cost entirely — get in touch and we will set it up. One only.

Questions about originality, condition, or shipping? Message us — we are happy to help.

1971 Schwinn Stardust 3-Speed — An Original Survivor, Not a Restoration

This is an original 1971 Schwinn Stardust, built in September 1971 — confirmed by its serial number, JG036231. The Stardust is an uncommon model that rarely surfaces, and this example has survived more than fifty years with its original finish and period-correct parts still on it.

Let us be direct about what this bike is, because it matters: this is a survivor, not a restored bike. It wears its original paint with genuine patina — scratches, chips, and honest age. That is precisely why it is desirable. A repainted Schwinn is just an old bike; an unrestored one with its factory finish intact can only be original once. Collectors pay for originality, and you cannot put it back after it has been stripped.

What is still here is the good stuff: the Schwinn head badge, the original "Stardust" chain guard (graphics worn from age and use, as you would expect), chrome fenders, the sissy bar, and a 3-speed internal hub with hand-operated caliper brakes and the classic Schwinn one-piece crank. The components are period-correct throughout — no modern parts substituted in.

Whether you are preserving it exactly as-is, adding it to a collection, or using it as the honest starting point for a careful restoration, this is a strong candidate. Uncommon models in original condition do not come around often.

What Makes This One Special

• Documented build date: serial JG036231 dates it to September 1971 — real provenance, not a guess.
• Uncommon model: the Stardust is far scarcer than the Schwinn cruisers and middleweights you see constantly.
• Original paint and patina: unrestored, un-messed-with, and impossible to recreate.
• Original Stardust chain guard: the model-specific part that is usually the first thing missing.
• Period-correct throughout: head badge, chrome fenders, sissy bar, one-piece crank.
• Simple 3-speed hub: internally geared, durable, and easy to live with.

Specifications

Condition Notes — Please Read

Up for sale is an original 1971 Schwinn Stardust 3-speed bicycle, built in September 1971 (serial number JG036231). This is a very uncommon Schwinn model and a great candidate for preservation. The bike retains its original paint, Schwinn head badge, chrome fenders, chain guard, sissy bar, and period-correct components. It has the original "Stardust" chain guard, although the graphics show wear from age and use.

This is an original survivor, not a restored bike. Expect scratches and paint chips consistent with fifty-plus years of life. The original saddle is torn. We are telling you that up front rather than burying it — a correct replacement or a re-cover is straightforward if you want it usable, and many collectors prefer to keep the original as-is.

Please review all photos carefully, as they are part of the description and are the most accurate record of this specific bike. As with any bicycle of this age, a full tune-up is recommended before regular riding.

Shipping & Local Pickup

Ships freight, professionally packed with the care a bike like this deserves. Local pickup is available at our Miami location — get in touch and we will set it up. There is one of these, and when it is gone we are unlikely to find another.

Questions about the serial, originality, or condition? Message us — we are happy to help.

1954 B.F. Goodrich Fleet Star — Original Paint, Freshly Serviced, Rides Now

Here is something most people do not know: B.F. Goodrich — the tire company — sold bicycles through its tire stores for decades. You did not buy a Fleet Star at a bike shop; you bought it where your father bought his tires. That retail quirk is exactly why these turn up far less often than Schwinns and Huffys, and why collectors of American badge-brand bicycles seek them out.

This 1964 Fleet Star has the details that matter: the original Fleet Star chain guard and the original B.F. Goodrich head badge are both present. The badge is the whole identity of a store-branded bicycle — without it, it is just an anonymous old cruiser. It also wears its original blue and white paint throughout.

Money Has Been Spent Where It Counts

This is not a barn find that needs everything. It has been mechanically sorted and it is ready to ride:

• New chain installed
• New 26" whitewall tires installed — correct period look, and fresh rubber
• Coaster brake works properly
• Wheels spin true
• Rides well and pedals smoothly

New tires and a new chain on a sixty-year-old bicycle are not trivial — they are usually the first two things a buyer has to pay for. Here they are already done.

Be Clear About the Cosmetics

The paint is original, and it looks its age. There are numerous paint chips and scratches, areas of surface rust and paint loss on the rear rack, and the rear rack has noticeable paint wear. The chrome shows age with light oxidation, the decals show wear, and the seat has small cracks though it remains usable.

None of that is hidden — it is all in the photos, and it is why this is priced as an honest original rather than a restored show bike. If you want a survivor with real character that you can actually ride, that is precisely what this is. If you want flawless paint, this is not your bike.

Specifications

Condition Notes

Mechanical: Rides well, pedals smoothly, coaster brake works properly, wheels spin true, new chain installed, new 26" whitewall tires installed. Ready to ride or display.

Cosmetic: Original blue and white paint throughout, original Fleet Star chain guard, original B.F. Goodrich head badge. Numerous paint chips and scratches. Areas of surface rust and paint loss on the rear rack, which also has noticeable paint wear. Chrome shows age with light oxidation. Seat has small cracks but remains usable. Decals show wear.

Please review all photos carefully — they are part of the description and the most accurate record of this specific bike.

Shipping & Local Pickup

Ships freight, professionally packed. Local pickup is available at our Miami location and saves the freight cost entirely — get in touch and we will set it up. One only.

Questions about the badge, the mechanical work, or condition? Message us — we are happy to help.

Vintage 1980s Peugeot 12-Speed Road Bike — Made in France

There was a stretch in the 1980s when a Peugeot was the road bike a serious rider aspired to, and the badge on the head tube meant something. This is one of those bikes: a 12-speed French road machine in black, built from steel in an era when frames were brazed by people rather than bonded by machines.

Steel road bikes from this period ride in a way that is genuinely difficult to buy new today at any sensible price. The frame flexes just enough to take the sting out of rough pavement, holds a line beautifully through corners, and stays comfortable on a long ride in a way that stiff modern frames simply do not. It is why riders keep coming back to them forty years later.

This one has been kept ready to ride rather than parked as an ornament. It rolls on newer Continental Ultra Sport tires with plenty of tread — a proper performance road tire, not whatever was cheapest — and the classic drop handlebars have been rewrapped with fresh black bar tape, so the contact points are clean and grippy from the first ride.

Whether you want a fast, characterful commuter, an entry into vintage road riding, or a stylish base for an eventual restoration or single-speed conversion, a French Peugeot is one of the best-regarded places to start.

Why Riders Want These

• Genuine French-built Peugeot: one of the most collected road bike marques of the era.
• Real steel ride quality: compliant, smooth, and quiet in a way aluminum never manages.
• 12-speed range: enough gearing for hills, flats, and everyday riding.
• Newer Continental Ultra Sport tires: fresh rubber with real tread, so it is ready to ride now.
• Freshly wrapped bars: clean black tape on classic drop bars — no sticky, crumbling old wrap.
• Timeless in black: understated, and it flatters the chrome and lugwork.

Specifications

Sizing

Frame size is the single most important detail on a vintage road bike, so please message us with your height and inseam before ordering and we will confirm the measurements and tell you honestly whether this one fits you. We would rather answer the question up front than have a bike come back.

Condition Notes

Pre-owned vintage bicycle in ride-ready condition. Newer Continental Ultra Sport tires with plenty of tread. Classic drop handlebars with newer black bar tape.

As with any bike of this age, expect cosmetic marks and light wear consistent with its years, and plan on a tune-up if you intend to ride it regularly. Please review all photos carefully, as they are part of the description — they are the most accurate record of this specific bike's condition.

Shipping & Local Pickup

Ships freight, professionally packed. Local pickup is available at our Miami location — get in touch and we will set it up. One only.

Questions about sizing, components, or shipping? Message us — we are happy to help.