TOC Bicycle Stands & Racks

[Jesse McCauley]

I've been meaning to make a thread dedicated to the many impressive 19th and early 20th century bike stands.

I have a small collection of them, I'm sure some of you can contribute to the thread so please show off those early stands!

A couple entries to folllow!



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[Jesse McCauley]

First up, F.E. Myers & Bros A frame stand. Very sturdy steel* and cast iron construction in fantastic condition.

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[Jesse McCauley]

One that is far more interesting than the more plain version above, a recent purchase that some of you may have seen come up for sale.

Advertising piece for Piso's cure, likely in front of some general store or the like.

 

[bricycle]

One that is far more interesting than the more plain version above, a recent purchase that some of you may have seen come up for sale.

Advertising piece for Piso's cure, likely in front of some general store or the like.

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does Piso's adjust up and down?

 

[Jesse McCauley]

A really cool & simple wood stand that I have often considered reproducing

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[Jesse McCauley]

does Piso's adjust up and down?

I haven't actually had the pleasure of first hand inspection, picking it up at Copake but I don't believe it is adjustable I think a 28" wheel is meant to rest in the opening rather snugly.


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[bricycle]

still way Kool either way!!!

 

[bricycle]

Circa tens, maybe teens...

 

[Wcben]

The bike is my 1903 Racycle... the stand is roughly the same vintage “Elmira Cycle Stand Co.”

 

[bricycle]

This puppy was my old stand... wish I still had her. Wilbro / Norwich