56 cm, Single-speed/fixed-gear, 4130 Cromoly frame & fork, front & rear brakes. Like new condition. $300 – sold

51cm, Shimano Sora drivetrain, Tektro brakes, 4130 Cromoly frame. $300 – sold

18-speed, triple chainring, Shimano Altus equiped, fenders. $275 – sold

Rare 48 cm, lugged Columbus Tenax tubing, Shimano 105 drive, indexed down tube shifting, Milliard hubs, Rigida rims, stainless spokes. $475 – sold

58cm – Reynolds 531 steel lugged frame. Campy cranks, Shimano 105 rear derailleur, Phil Woods hubs. Holdsworth is a bicycle manufacturer in founded in London in 1926 by William Frank Holdsworth and continued in business until 1987, the brand name is now owned by Planet X Limited, Rotherham, England. $1500

61 cm. This frame is an example of some of the finest steel work done by the Italians in the 80’s. The Criterium is a short wheelbase frame for quick handling. Columbus SL tubing was used and a couple of unique features were integrated into this frame. The seat stays, chain stays, and fork blades were streamlined and flattened to make them more aerodynamic Fork blades and drive side chain stay full chrome and is in excellent condition. The use of thin walled tubes on a large frame presents its own challenges. The long top and down tubes had corrugated indention’s down their length for added strength. The Logo is engraved into the head tube in place of a head badge. A Campagnolo Athena build with Mavic rims make for a sweet and unique bicycle. $1200

1968 model, 53 cm, Reynolds 531 frame, full Campy Record track group, lots of chrome. $1500 – SOLD

A real creampuff! Tires: Bontrager, 700 x 23c Levers: Shimano 105 STI Drive: Shimano 105 Brakeset: Tektro Saddle: Bontrager Handlebar: Bontrager Handlebar Stem: Bontrager MSRP New $2,090. $750 – SOLD

53 cm, Shimano 10 speed Tourney drive. $275 – sold