Post Your Old Bike Shop Stickers
06-11-09, 09:03 AM
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Bump. This is a great thread. Here's the one on my Norman. The previous owner's father apparently bought the bike there in 1958.
J. Aug, The Home of Bicycles, 13-15 W. 100th St, NY 25
J. Aug, The Home of Bicycles, 13-15 W. 100th St, NY 25
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06-11-09, 09:46 AM
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@ wayne pattee: Fraser cycle is still in business. Just bought a blinkie there last week.
06-11-09, 10:44 AM
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From my Team Record
The bike is now here with me in Syracuse, NY, but according to one of my friend's the shop is still in buisness, just moved to a different place on the same street.
The bike is now here with me in Syracuse, NY, but according to one of my friend's the shop is still in buisness, just moved to a different place on the same street.
06-11-09, 02:26 PM
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from my '83 Bianchi
06-11-09, 05:21 PM
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Garners Pro Shop Redwood City CA. from mid 80's. I don't know if it's still around. I got the bike at a garage sale in San Diego this year.
[/IMG]Garners Pro Shop Redwood City CA. from mid 80's. I don't know if it's still around. I got the bike at a garage sale in San Diego this year.
06-11-09, 07:43 PM
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06-11-09, 09:09 PM
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06-16-09, 10:38 PM
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From my Pinarello:
Michael Kolin and Denise De la Rosa's shop (gone since the 90's) on Capital Hill In Seattle.
Michael Kolin and Denise De la Rosa's shop (gone since the 90's) on Capital Hill In Seattle.
06-20-09, 07:53 PM
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Maybe some one like me who was stationed at the Naval Air Station on the north end of the island and brought the bike home with them after leaving the service. I bought my Miyata 310 at Stone's in 1984 and it has the same decal.
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06-20-09, 08:55 PM
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From a one-time Michigander liviing in South Dakota, THANK YOU for the memories. Remember Jake's Bike Shop in Harper Woods? - he cut & threaded spokes for a 650C wheeled bike I made my wife & I still have a poster he gave me from when Greg Lemond won the World Championship on a Gitane. Jake's had a red Tour de France model in the shop that to this day I can still picture hanging there (God, I wish I'd had the cash to get that). A classic bike shop that I have never encountered since (sigh). And I must've spent mega-bucks as a kid growing up at Schumann's Schwinn on the west side of Detroit (I actually managed to break a Sting Ray frame that they handled the warranty on). Thanks again for brightening my day.
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06-21-09, 11:01 AM
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Jackson has two major bike shops and a few small ones. The Bike Rack started small back in the seventies and finally took over it's main competitor Indian Cycle. Indian Cycle kept the name though and now it looks like a humongous auto-plex. 
Little or no accessories and tons of clothes. 
I don't have an Indian sticker but here's one from The Bike Rack.
Little or no accessories and tons of clothes. I don't have an Indian sticker but here's one from The Bike Rack.
07-22-09, 06:27 PM
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This one came off a 1987 Cannondale. They still are in Colorado Springs, but at a different address.
03-08-10, 08:33 AM
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Bump.
This sticker is on my 60's Legnano Pista. I see that there is still an American Cyclery in Denver. Now they are on South Albion St.
This sticker is on my 60's Legnano Pista. I see that there is still an American Cyclery in Denver. Now they are on South Albion St.
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03-08-10, 09:10 AM
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Fred Deely was the importer / distributor of Apollo bikes in Canada (he made a fortune during the 70's boom) and is also well known among Harley Davidson enthusiasts as his HD shop was one of the oldest in North America and he was also a very accomplished motorcycle racer.
I have seen Fred's stickers on bikes that also had additional dealer stickers on them although there are also stand alone Deely stickers which probably went on bikes he distributed outside of Vancouver.
I have seen Fred's stickers on bikes that also had additional dealer stickers on them although there are also stand alone Deely stickers which probably went on bikes he distributed outside of Vancouver.
This guy must have been some kind of bicycle magnate, I see his stickers on bikes everywhere! I think I've owned 3 bikes with his stickers, whenever I'm in Edmonton I see 'em everywhere, and now that I'm in Ottawa I even see 'em on bikes on the used market here!
I guess being the Apollo importer was good business, their brands do make up like half of the bike boom "10 speeds" that I see after all.
p.s.: Dick Power should do reproduction decals. They'd sell. I'd buy at least one.
08-17-10, 02:34 PM
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Digging up an old thread, but it is pretty cool.
Don's Hobby & Bikes - Cincinatti, OH
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*Appears to still be in business.
Mulhaupt's Schwinn Cyclery - Lafayette, IN
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*Appears to still be in business.
ABC Cyclery - Arlington Heights, IL
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*Unknown if it is still in business, briefly mentioned here.
Don's Hobby & Bikes - Cincinatti, OH
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Mulhaupt's Schwinn Cyclery - Lafayette, IN
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ABC Cyclery - Arlington Heights, IL
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05-09-11, 09:12 PM
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