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Here you can find all the Trek catalogs from 1976 up to 1999. If you’re looking for a specific model for a specific year, you can find them further in the article.

Trek Catalogs

• Trek Catalog 1976
• Trek Catalog 1977
• Trek Catalog 1978
• Trek Catalog 1979
• Trek Catalog 1980
• Trek Catalog 1981
• Trek Catalog 1982
• Trek Catalog 1983-1
• Trek Catalog 1983-2
• Trek Catalog 1984
• Trek Catalog 1985All-Terrain
• Trek Catalog 1985Trek2000
• Trek Catalog 1985TrekRacing
• Trek Catalog 1985TrekSport
• Trek Catalog 1985TrekTouring
• Trek Catalog 1986
• Trek Catalog 1987
• Trek Catalog 1988
• Trek Catalog 1989
• Trek Catalog 1990
• Trek Catalog 1991
• Trek Catalog 1992
• Trek Catalog 1993
• Trek Catalog 1994
• Trek Catalog 1995
• Trek Catalog 1996
• Trek Catalog 1997
• Trek Catalog 1998
• Trek Catalog 1999

History and Iconic Models

Trek started out in 1975 by providing only frames. In 1976 they would supply entire bicycles.

For many people Trek is most famous for sponsoring Lance Armstrong’s U.S. Postal team during the late 90’s up to his retirement.

But Trek already pioneered the use of carbon fiber in 1989 with the Trek 5000.

It would result in the short-lived but daring design of the Y-Foil, introduced in 1998. One of the few bikes that is designated with something more than just a number.

They were also early adopters of the mountain bike craze, with the Trek 850 launched in 1983.

Their early foray in using carbon fiber would be later used with the introduction of the iconic Y33 and Y22 models. Mountain bikes with a monocoque carbon fiber frame. Although it used the suspension technique URT ( unified rear triangle ) which would turn out to be rubbish, the original design was considered iconic.

If you’re interested in learning more about vintage Trek bicycles, please visit vintage-trek.com .

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After publishing "What We Ride: Justin England's Giordana" we asked to see your vintage steel road bikes, and you delivered!

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What You Ride: Vintage Steel Road Bikes

After publishing "What We Ride: Justin England's Giordana" we asked to see your vintage steel road bikes, and you delivered! Below we have seven of our favorite submissions. Our selection criteria was was undefined as we picked some because of the photo, the story, the bike, but all because you love what you ride!

Rasco Lbo's 1972 Colango

"To me 1972 has always been a key year in the development of the bicycle: Eddy Merckx won his second Giro-Tour double and got the hour record, all three on a Colnago Super from 1972. When I started Collecting vintage Italian bikes in 2010, I knew I wanted to have a Colnago Super from that year but it took me until last year to get a chance to own one in my size, with the correct Campagnolo group set from that same year. A collector friend of mine from Mexico contacted me last October asking me if I was interested in selling my 1982 Cinelli Super Corsa, I said I wasn't looking forward to parting ways with it and that I wanted to keep it. He then asked me if I would consider trading it in for a 1972 Colnago Super that he had acquired recently, and the rest is history. I do miss my Super Corsa very much but I always wanted a Colnago from this particular year and I couldn't be happier with the bike and the way it performs."

Marcello Lopez's 1986 Look

 "1986 Look "Les Adieux de Bernard Hinault" number 4 of 500. 57cm frame with Reynolds 753 tubing. Purchased the bike back in 2004 on eBay with a mishmash of components. Campy aero brakes and shifters are of the era, as well as the Turbo saddle. Front derailleur is Dura Ace, rear derailleur is Campy Veloce. Bike is still a work in progress to get it back to original. Thanks, The Pro's Closet, for reaching out. This bike, along with the 7-eleven Huffy, are my dream bikes from my childhood, so having 1 out of 2 ain't bad!"

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Chris Sheppard's 1987 Bridgestone

 "This bike is a 1987 Bridgestone 550 Racing Series, mostly original. Sun tour Alpha 5000 drive train (6-speed indexed) Sansin Hubs on Araya Gold Label rims. Triple butted CroMo Frame, a HOT bike back in the day. My daily rider."

Don Paullo's 1984 Palo Alto

James Meyer's Landshark

 "I bought this Landshark Road Shark on the Boulder Craigslist a few years back.  I did not own a road bike at the time and wanted to buy one and  I noticed the wild paint job in the listing and arranged for a meeting.  A nice lady wanted to part with it for $150 and I was all too happy to oblige after looking the bike over and loving the very custom spec on the drivetrain.  It has a pleasant mix of Campy hubs with FIR Rims, Campy seatpost, Dura Ace rear derailleur, Shimano 600 Front derailleur and cranks and shifters and brake levers.  The frame is full Tange Prestige which I had never really seen on anything but vintage mountain bikes.  I ended up with a winter project and stripped everything off the bike.  I worked on some of the rust issues with "Metal Rescue" then lined the inside with Frame Saver.  I put most of the original parts back on the bike but upgraded to Suntour Barcon Shifters, Nitto Moustache Handlebars, Dura Ace brake levers, Selle Italia White Perforated Saddle and vintage Michelin Axiel Super Comp Skinwall Tires."

Peter Plaunt's Marinoni

 "This is the late '70s Reynolds Marinoni that stayed in my basement as a frame for a decade until last month when I said I had to build it up. So Nuvo Record with a Rovel wheelset and a Cinelli Gramo stem."

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Not yet into touring, but it was in the back of my mind for next summer, when I came across this bike for sale, a mint condition 1984 Trek 720, all Reynolds 531, full touring set up with modern components, racks, 27 speed, new wheelset, brakes, etc. for a reasonable price (well under $1000.00) so I don't have to wait a year to save up for a Co-motion, Gordon or other decent ride. Question is, any issues with buying a 20+ year old frame, obsolete in any way? Your input is greatly appreciated. Did I mention it's gorgeous, with a curved fork, long chainstays and clean lines?  

Figure a new one is $1,200. Don't pay more than half for that old one unless it has some sentimental value for you.  

You'd probably love the bike. My wife and I used 1980 REynolds 531 Trek for commuting and grocery shopping until my son crashed and broke it. I thought the frame was close to ideal for a touring bike, but we didn't use it for that. I'd pay a little more than MB1 if the paint were in excellent shape and the new components work well and fit well. Flats are a little more common on the back wheel of a loaded bike and if getting a 130mm hub into 126mm dropouts feels like you need three long thumbs on three strong hands, you may want to reconsider.  

Vitkin said: Not yet into touring, but it was in the back of my mind for next summer, when I came across this bike for sale, a mint condition 1984 Trek 720, all Reynolds 531, full touring set up with modern components, racks, 27 speed, new wheelset, brakes, etc. for a reasonable price (well under $1000.00) so I don't have to wait a year to save up for a Co-motion, Gordon or other decent ride. Question is, any issues with buying a 20+ year old frame, obsolete in any way? Your input is greatly appreciated. Did I mention it's gorgeous, with a curved fork, long chainstays and clean lines? Click to expand...

My Trek My 620 is perfect for everything. The 720 is more sought after. I think you might like it. I hadmine powder coated. I would get it. I have a freewheel not a cassette on new rims. Get more durable tires ifyou are worrryed about the flat stuff.  

_Mackie said: My 1982 620 makes a heck of a fixte commuter / coffee getter. Click to expand...

wipeout said: Yeah, but the question was: would you go touring on that? Click to expand...

I have an '84 Trek 720 that has been up and down the N. CA and Central CA coast more than a few times, seen much of inland N. CA and recently from Reno to S.F. by way of (8,000 ft+) Carson Pass. It handles much better loaded than not. It isa flexy flyer, which I actually desire for a touring rig. It is rediculously stable descending loaded at speed. It has been through three component groups and I'm considering a paint job... Maybe a reproduction from Cycle Art. I'm sure I would be happy dropping $2K on an I.F. custom touring frame, but this bike has served me well and I can't justify replacing it. It is also my station wagon for grocery trips (B.O.B. trailer)  

Yes I would tour and have with the orange and yellow 620 it is great at that type of stuff and also fun on dirt roads.  

Are those 27" wheels? How big are the tires? I just bought a 620 frameset without parts and would like to convert it to 700c wheels and put the largest possible tire on. I'm casting about for anyone who has done this. The question really is are there any canti or v brakes that are adjustable enough to allow the conversion. Commutenow's mentioned it worked on his orange beauty. Now I just need to figure out which parts and tires to start looking for. Thanks  

nm13 said: Are those 27" wheels? How big are the tires? I just bought a 620 frameset without parts and would like to convert it to 700c wheels and put the largest possible tire on. I'm casting about for anyone who has done this. The question really is are there any canti or v brakes that are adjustable enough to allow the conversion. Commutenow's mentioned it worked on his orange beauty. Now I just need to figure out which parts and tires to start looking for. Thanks Click to expand...

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Vintage Trek Bike, the 500; Better than a Peugeot?

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Clash of the 501’s

I recently posted a blog about the Peugeot PH501 , though it doesn’t feel recent. It was actually in January, before the pandemic began and when normal, mask-free life was taken for granted. It seems another world, even though I’m posting this just 6 months later. These are strange days indeed, and especially now that I’m visiting America, right in the eye of the storm . The love of bikes doesn’t stop, however, and I’ve been lucky enough to restore this vintage Trek bike, a 500; it’s interesting to compare it to the Peugeot.

The opportunists

The story of Trek is impressively bold and audacious: in 1976, two Americans decided to take on the big European bike brands and win the share of the mid-range US bike market. Failure had a big part to play in the birth of the Trek brand; Dick Burke and Bevil Hogg owned 2 bike shops the previous year, but they folded and their vision of owning a nationwide chain of shops quickly ended. But great ideas can be born in the ashes of failure; instead of giving up, they decided to build their own bikes, creating hand made frames to take on the Europeans.

European Quality

I’ve owned quite a few Treks , a 410, a 500 Tri Series, a 520, a 620 and 300 Elance. I’ve been impressed with all the Treks I’ve owned, and I think I can say that the quality of all these bikes matched the Peugeots and Motobecanes I’ve also possessed. This 500 was a mid-range bike worth around $400 in 1983/84, around the same price as a Peugeot Ventoux or PH501. Trek bikes of this era are always more understated than their European counterparts, they were never flashy or ornate, but they were nevertheless handsome bikes.

What to Look For

I really like the head badge. It’s an icon of classic Trek bikes, handmade steel frames built in Wisconsin between 1976 – 1983. But you don’t find Trek bikes with half-chromed forks or stays; are there any? Neither do you find stamped fork crowns or ornate lugs on these mid-range bikes. Trek built a culture at this stage that seemed to focus on simplicity and modesty, perhaps as a deliberate contrast to the flair and é lan of French bikes.

A Mid 1980’s Peugeot Mont Cenis

American Engineering..

American engineering, specifically in transportation, always seem to be driven by the attitude that  bigger is better.  Every time I arrive on American shores, I’m struck by the size of the cars, the trucks, the motor bikes, the RVs. Classic American cars always seem to be huge, gas-guzzling monsters. Wasn’t it Enzo Ferrari who said “Jeep is America’s only real sports car”? But when it comes to a road bike, all that aggrandising goes out the window; a road bike has to be light, sleek, made with the least raw materials possible and ultra-efficient. America had no real tradition in making these machines, no distinction or identity within this field; the modesty of Trek bikes of this era seem to express a certain humility, a deliberate and respectful acquiescence, to this fact.

Brand or Bland

Prestige and patriotism count for a lot in the cycling world. I remember how I dreamed of owning the Peugeot that Robert Millar rode in the mid 1980’s when I was at school. I also wanted a TI Raleigh Team bike, because it was British and it had won the Tour de France . You can deny it all you like, but these are heavy influences on the brand of bicycle you will choose, especially if it’s a road bike. So, with this in mind, a Peugeot would have been my choice without hesitation . I’d never even heard of Trek in Britain in the decade of Millar, Sean Kelly and Bernard Hinault.

Japanese Parts

Japanese engineering has developed a great reputation over the decades. I remember, back in the 1980’s, that when something was “made in Japan”, it generally produced the reaction that it was more reliable than a British product. I don’t think this bike technology shows anything but the same story; the Japanese brand Suntour had succeeded in building their versions of Simplex, Huret and other European components, but at a cheaper cost. Trek chose to put the cost-effective first, this was their brand philosophy in this mid-range market. But I’d choose French parts, like Simplex and Stronglight, over these SR and Suntour components on this bike.

So Which One?

Personally I would go with the Peugeot. Yes, this one above hard a bent fork, but one in the same condition as the Trek would be my choice. Perhaps the Trek is the slightly better bike for the quality of the frameset and paintwork, but there’s no doubting that the Peugeot was a fine machine in it’s day. I just think it comes down to two things: aesthetics and tradition, which must make Peugeot the winner. Oh, and I nearly forgot: I prefer the French components, too.

The 70s and early 80s Suntour components outperformed and weighed less than their Europen counterparts, by miles. The only thing “Cheap” about a pre-1984 Suntour derailleur was the stigmatizing price point. The Suntour ARX is one of the smoothest shifting, durable, problem-free, mid-range, mass bike derailleurs of the early-mid 80s. There’s no comparison to performance with an equivalent Simplex SX610 or early 80s Huret Rivals. I’m saying this as someone who is also a purist and has maintained Simplex derailleurs on Peugeots in working order for years. I can disassemble, rebuild, grease, and tension one in fifteen minutes; but Simplexes have never functioned completely right without user servicing, and the mechanical knowledge of disassembly, cleaning, greasing, and tensioning of both spring bolts, even when they came new on the bike. There were serious racers in the 70s and 80s who ditched their Campagnolo rear mechs and threw a Suntour into their Campy group set, because Suntour Vs, ARXs, Superbe Pros, and even their low midrange offerings outperformed and outlasted highly overrated for the cost, pre 90s Campy derailleurs. Suntour was one of the best performance secrets in bike components for people in the know, willing to get past a Europhile bias. It’s time to admit, as beautiful as old school Euro mech is to look at on classic steel, steed, by the early 80s, Suntour and Shimano were killing them with better performing derailleurs for the price value.

I agree with you on some points, Suntour and other Japanese parts overtook most European rivals in the early 1980’s, as far as functionality is concerned. I disagree with you, however, about the Simplex criticism; I’ve always been a fan of the SJ and SX series, my experiences have always been positive with this series, much less with the plastic delrin versions. Most of all, though, is the aesthetic difference: the Simplex SX and SJ are just far more attractive than their Japanese rivals of the day. This is very important in the realms of this vintage bike culture otherwise, lets face it, we’d all be riding highly functional modern bikes with their bland but efficient mechs.

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There are twenty-four early Trek brochures that can be accessed from this page. They span the period 1976 through 1995. The first seven are undated, but we collectively believe they are 1976 (or 77?), 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1981.5 and 1982. The others are marked or copyrighted 1983 through 95. A "Jazz by Trek" brochure for 1993 is included. Additionally, there are 1985 and 87 brochures that describe the early bonded aluminum bikes.

The newer brochures on this page (86 and onward), are extracts, and include detailed information only on steel road bikes. This is in keeping with the theme of this site and also helps limit required server space and scanning time. However, the specifications pages in the newer extracts do contain specifications on non-steel road bikes, multi-track bikes, and mountain bikes . Additionally, the table of Trek models by year includes virtually all Trek bikes from 1976 through 2005.

IMPORTANT NEWS: We recently received over 130 catalogs and technical manuals covering the Trek brands. The collection includes: Trek (1984-2012); Gary Fisher (1988-2010); Klein (1989-2008), and LeMond (1996-2008). These are accessed from this separate page: Trek, Fisher, Klein and LeMond .

S pecifications and pictures for 2003 and newer Treks are available on the excellent Trekbikes.com web site archives . A massive database of 1993 to current bicycle specs and photographs is available on the BikePedia.com web site. The information includes specifications of Trek bikes from 1993 as well.

An interesting document is given in the 1989 section below. It has no cover nor title page, but we have titled it tentatively "Dealer Information for Trek Bicycles 1989". It provides instructions and information to dealers and sales persons concerning the 1989 bikes and how to sell them. In its 30 pages are included frame geometries and gear ratios for all of the 89 bikes.

At the bottom of the page, five Trek Owner's Manuals are also included. The first came with a 1980 bike, the second with a 1981 bike, the third is probably from 1983, the forth came with a 1985 bike, and the fifth is marked 7-88.

A note about components - Trek occasionally changed the components from what were described in the brochures; improved parts became available during the year or specified parts became unavailable. In the case of unavailable parts, Trek invariably substituted better parts.

The table below contains links to the brochures. The images on this page show the cover graphics.

Contributors: The 1977 frame and bike catalog was loaned by Dave Evans. The 79, 80, 81, 83, 85, and 87 catalogs were loaned by John Keller, the 1981.5 catalog by Mark Crabtree. Larry Osborn contributed the 84 catalog. The 1980 Trek Owner's Manual was loaned by Tim Fricker, the 1983 PDF owner's manual was provided by Bradley Chauvin, the PDF of the 1985 Owner's Manual was provided by Brad Ziegler, and the 1988 PDF manual and 86 Warranty Registration Card were provided by Michael A. Roberts. The 90, 91, 92, and 93 catalogs were donated by Tom Meara. The 1982 Model 311 flyer was contributed by Lou Miranda. Tom Marshall provided the "Dealer Information for Trek Bicycles 1989" document. Dave and Lynn Breitlow donated 1984 to 89 catalogs. Our heartfelt thanks to all these contributors.

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• Men's electra Townie Bike $175 Flourtown
• 21 Speed Genesis with 27" Wheels Aluminum Alloy Frame $35 Bala Cynwyd, Pa 19004
• 12 in Minnie Mouse Bicycle $20 Exton
• 20 in Schwinn Girl's Bike $20 Exton
• Girl's 16 in Bike $25 Exton
• NEW BOYS' 21 SPEED MONGOOSE MOUNTAIN BIKE $100 Burlington
• 10 Speed Rand with 26" Wheels $35 Bala Cynwyd, Pa 19004
• 15 Speed Murray with 26" Wheels $40 Bala Cynwyd, Pa 19004
• WeeRide Co-Pilot Tag-a-long bike $50 Yardley
• Girl's 16 in. Schwinn Bike $30 Exton
• Yamaha Moro Pro Cross Core RC Electric Mountain E Bike Sale $0 Plymouth
• Vintage Raleigh bicycle great condition new tires no rust $100 Langhorne
• Schwinn StingRay $125 Gilbertsville, Pa
• REI GenE 1.1 ebike $1,000 Germantown
• Blackburn bike trainer New condition stationary bike $50 Delaware County
• Rootmaster 10 Speed 26" Wheels Ram Horn $35 Bala Cynwyd, Pa 19004
• Vintage Fuji Supreme Men's Bicycle $375 Wayne, PA
• Trek 2.1 Road bike 54cm. Medium $550 Hockessin
• Fuji SL 3.0 Carbon Road Bike 54cm. Med/Large $650 Hockessin
• State Single Speed Fixed Gear Road Bike $170 Philadelphia
• Men's Cannondale Synapse Carbon Hydraulic Disc 105 - Medium 54cm $1,799 Ambler
• Kona Rove AL Gravel Bike (59cm) $675
• 2023 Trek FX 1 Disc Gen 3 hybrid bike $490 Villanova
• Schwinn World vintage 10 speed $175 philadelphia
• Schwinn Caliente vintage 10 speed $35 Philadelphia, PA
• early 80s Specialized Stumpjumper original componants $800 Buckingham PA
• Vintage Raleigh Super Course Road Buke Reynolds Cgrome Moly Frame $350 Buckingham PA
• unYOUsual U transformer 20" Folding City Bike Bicycle $75 South Philadelphia
• MONGOOSE MOUNTAIN BIKE $100 Burlington
• 1961 EVANS '400 Viscount' $150 Glenside
• Fuji Lady's Hybrid Bike $25 Philadelphia
• Bicycle For Sale $100 Philadelphia
• Trek Multitrak 7200 Hybrid Bike $225 Wayne
• Giant ladies bike $50 Yardley
• JETSON ELECT. $1,200 CHERRY HILL
• SCHWINN Sidewinder(p) mountain bike with 15” frame $120 Valley Forge
• Royce Union bicycle kids bmx 20" 5 speed bike $30 Haddonfield
• West Coast Choppers Jesse James bicycle, Rare $180 Haddonfield
• child trailer $90 Philadelphia
• Fuji Police $200
• 20" Roadmaster MT Sport SX Kids MOUNTAIN BIKE. $75 Philadelphia, PA (Academy Garden)
• Nishiki Men's Tamarack Comfort Bike $215 Philadelphia NE (Academy Gardens)
• RALEIGH USA C-40 Cross Sport Bike $250 Philadelphia NE
• K2 Sidewinder DS MTB 24 Speed, Full Suspension... $450 Philadelphia, PA (Academy Garden)
• Trek Precaliber 20, 7 speed $70 PHOENIXVILLE
• Trek Jet 20 $50 PHOENIXVILLE
• Diamondback Serene, Medium, Step Thru $120 PHOENIXVILLE
• Vintage AMF Roadmaster womens 3speed 27” $250 Souderton
• SCHWINN EXCERCYCLE $250
• Liv Areva girl’s 7 speed bike with 20” tires $60 Valley Forge
• Red Ebike Cash Reward $250 Philadelphia
• Womens spalding road bike $80 Havertown
• old school bmx bike $250 ardmore
• NEW MONGOOSE 21 SPEED MOUNTAIN BIKE $100 Burlington
• TREK FUEL 9 $2,000
• TREK F1 BIKE $385 Lansdale, Pa
• Maniacc bike $550 North Wales
• Cannondale Hybrid Road Bike $235 Philadelphia
• Vintage Saint Tropez Single Speed Fixed Gear Road Bike $340 Philadelphia
• Vintage Specialized MTB Hybrid Road Bike $120 Philadelphia
• Schwinn “16” bike $30 Philadelphia
• Brand New Bike $150 Abington
• Terry / road bike- Symmetry - (Georgena Terry) 100% factory $550 Elverson
• Specialized Dolce Elite road bike 51cm $450 Washington Square West / Philadelphia
• CLASSIC SCHWINN 24" 'CALIENTE' 10 SPEED BIKE $75
• VINTAGE MURRAY ESCORT 10 SPEED USA $60
• Trek FX 1 small frame barely ridden $299
• Beautiful Trek Marlin 4 medium ridden less than 10 times $349
• schwinn searcher $300 Havertown
• Schwinn Crisscross $175 SOUTHAMPTON
• BRAND NEW MONGOOSE MOUNTAIN BIKE $100 Burlington
• Santa Cruz 5010 C S XL (2022) Mountain Bike $2,500
• r 16 Public $150 Roxborough
• Xport bike rack $100 Richboro
• Huffy Cruiser $60 West Chester
• Spalding Road Bike $150 West Chester
• lightly used bike rack for car, Allen model 102-DN $30 Lower Gwynedd
• Vintage Spalding MTB Hybrid Road Bike $180 Philadelphia
• Vintage Pinnacle Mixte 10-speed Bike $250
• Shogun Single Speed $330 Philadelphia
• RARE VINTAGE SCHWINN MEN'S CRUISER SUPREME - EXC ALL ORIG AND RARE $300 AMBLER - MAPLE GLEN
• 53cm Road Frameset $200 South Philly
• Vintage Trek 400 USA Road Bike XL $435 Philadelphia
• State Bicycle Co. used 54cm single speed $225
• 52cm single speed bike State Bicycle Co. $350
• Old school beach cruiser $150 Philadelphia
• Specialized S-Works Langster 52cm Full Kit! $1,500 DOYLESTOWN
• Merlin 2004 Extra Light Compact Medium Campagnolo Chorus 10s $1,300 DOYLESTOWN
• Chris King Campy HED Belgium Wheels rim brake $500 DOYLESTOWN
• Schwinn Beach Cruiser Like New 26" $100 Audubon PA
• Mongoose Torment mens mountain bike nice shape $150 Collegeville
• BMX type bike (comes with wheelie pegs) $60 Holland
• Huffy street/dirt bike $60 Holland
• Specialized Expedition bike $130 Bala Cynwyd, PA
• Beautiful Bianchi Alloro - 52cm $620 Mt Airy
• Single Speed Commuter Bike - 49cm $280 Mt Airy
• Santana Cabrio Triplet / Tandem (Triple) Medium 700c w/ S&S Couplers $3,950 NE Philly/Abington/Hunt Vly/Jenkintown
• Trek Domane SL 5 Disc - 54cm medium $1,900 Lansdale
• Girls Bike, 16" Liv Adore $75 Philadelphia Manayunk
• Motorized Gas Bicycle $400 Feasterville
• Kids Bike 🚲 with Training Wheels $60 Feasterville-Trevose
• State Bicycle Single Speed with Coaster Break $150 Bella Vista
• Jamis Ventura Comp $275 Wynnewood
• Wee Ride Co-Pilot $100 Wynnewood
• Folding Mountain Bike - 26 inch - Outdoor $120 Conshohocken
• Raleigh 6 speed cruiser $75 Brookhaven Pa 19015
• 16" Girls Bike w Training Wheels + Extras $40 bensalem
• Princess bicycle girls 16 inch with training wheels pink Disney $20 Haddonfield
• Pacific Mountain bike $50 Glenside
• Schwinn Elm 18" teal girls bike $100 Blue Bell, PA
• Klein Pulse Race Mountain Bike $350 Swarthmore
• Ross DeLuxe-Vintage ‘60; girls bike with 24” tires $60 Valley Forge
• Vintage Tricycle(p) $25 Valley Forge
• Jazz Voltage mountain bike with 17” frame $60 Valley Forge
• Trek MT220 girl’s mountain bike with 24” tires $140 Valley Forge
• Royce Union Omega(p) mountain bike (women’s) with 17” frame $80 Valley Forge
• TWO BIKES: Raleigh Cruiser and Schwinn CrissCross $275 University City, Philadelphia
• Specialized Sirrus X 4.0 $800 Philadelphia
• Bianchi Pista Single Speed Fixed Gear Road Bike $525 Philadelphia
• Vintage Trek USA Road Bike $350 Philadelphia
• Vintage Raleigh M600 MTB Road Bike $240 Philadelphia
• Vintage Trek Limited Edition MTB Hybrid Road Bik $235 Philadelphia
• Vintage Old School Classic Schwinn Cruiser Supreme Road Bike $340 Philadelphia
• SE PK Ripper Looptail Limited Edition BMX Bike $650 Philadelphia
• Vintage 1985 Schwinn Bantam Blue Bicycle 20in $99 Wilmington
• Trek fuel $700 Glenmoore
• Diamondback Wildwood Bike $140 West Chester
• Vintage Pinarello Road Bike $460 Philadelphia
• Dirt-Jump BMX Bike $100 Phoenixville
• Surly Pugsley Fat Bike MTB $795 Spring City
• Huffy Ignyte 20” bike $50
• Weeride CoPilot $50 Exton, PA
• RoyalBaby Freestyle 5 $80 Exton, PA
• Single speed Mountain Bike $50 Philadelphia
• 1978 Puch JC Penny Pinto Moped - 70cc Conversion, Many Upgrades $700 Philadelphia
• Standard Model K 3 Speed Sturmey Archer $300
• Panasonic PT 3500 Touring Bicycle $425 Doylestown
• Burlee kidee cart $175 Line Lexington
• Denali hybrid road bike 24" Small $90 Chestnut Hill
• Fatback Corvus Fat Tire $2,500 Conshohocken
• Fatback $900 Conshohocken
• Greenspeed GT5 recumbent trike $1,000 Philadelphia
• HARO DOWNTOWN (BRANDNEW) $300 HOLLAND / NEWTOWN
• Giant XTC jr * Youth Bike * $125 Bryn Mawr
• Small bike $25 Philadelphia
• Bontrager privateer comp $600 Philadelphia
• Harper Single Speed fixed bike XL 6’1+ new custom frame track harper city comm $220 Philadelphia
• Spinning bike $300 Plymouth Meeting
• Boys/Girls Bike 8 speed 24 inch wheel $75 Media
• * Pink pedal car in good condition $75 Bristol pa
• Schwinn Adult tricycle "Meridian" $275 Magnolia, DE
• Santa Cruz Blur C - XC Mountain Bike 29" Carbon - M - Medium Frame MTB $3,350 Morgantown, pa
• Paris Sport 1970’s Track Frame 56cm w/ Ambrosio Record Track Stem $275 Philadelphia
• TREK 730 $100 Richboro
• GT MT bike $100 Richboro
• Landrider autoshift $100 Richboro
• gravel AT Bike $220
• Italian Track Bike $550 Philadelphia
• Raleigh - Mojave 2.0 $60 Roxborough
• Bike $100 Philadelphia
• PUCH Cavette II Bike/Bicycle Vintage $100 Devon/Wayne/Strafford
• Litespeed Obed Titanium 26” Vintage MTB handmade in USA rare! $950 Philadelphia
• Classic Bike $50 Phila
• 54cm Basso Loto road bike Columbus SLX Wound-up fork SRAM Force Mavic Exalith 55 $1,000 Southeastern
• SE Big Flyer $400 Upper Darby
• Vintage Schwinn Men's Cruiser Bicycle custom paint job!! $150 Philadelphia
• Raleigh Alfine 11s Hybrid Bike (Small) $1,300 South Philly
• CITIZENS FOLDING BIKE $150 PHILADELPHIA
• Specialized Hard Rock mens red mountain bike $250 Conshohocken
• Women's Novara Carema Road Bike XS with pedals and tire pump $400 Bella Vista
• GT PRO PERFORMER $800
• Fuji aloha frame set $100 Robesonia
• Bicycle $30 Berwyn, PA
• New Marin Fairfax Hybrid XS Frameset- SS or IGH $700 South Philly
• Raleigh Super Grand Prix Road Bike $150 Wayne
• electric bike $450 Philadelphia PA
• Jetson Bolt Pro Electric Bike  $250 Newtown
• Diamondback mountain bike $650 Upper Darby
• Raleigh Bike- Black $100 Fishtown, Philadelphia
• Mongoose 16in kids bike $45 Ambler
• 24 in Mt bike huffy $35 Ambler
• Razor MX650 $500 Dublin
• Cannondale Cycling Jacket- Large $50 South Philly
• 2000 Klein Attitude Medium Size Color Change Paint $800 Newtown
• Girls 20 inch Cruiser Bike $150 Brookhaven
• Raleigh Talus 3.0 Bike Bicycle with Helmet and Lock $200 Gayborhood
• Royal Baby Freestyle 12inch $50 King of Prussia
• Teens/Adults Cruiser $85 Bikebarn/Coatesville
• Vintage Schwinn Bike 54 cm $150 Fishtown
• Foldable Commuter Bike $400 Narberth
• Bike $20 Collingdale, PA
• Trek 820 Bicycle $240 Harleysville
• Triumph traffic master ladies bicycle $50 West Chester
• Jamis Woman's Commuter $260 Rittenhouse
• Sctott CR1 Team 56CM $475 Rittenhouse
• VINTAGE TREK TOURING 520 BIKE $190 Philadelphia / Rittenhouse
• Vintage Schwinn Road Bike $265 Philadelphia
• Vintage ROLLFAST Bicycle $150 Pennsauken / Merchantville
• Mongoose FLING 180 Freestyle BMX Bike $75 Pennsauken / Merchantville
• Titan Pathfinder Elite Dual Suspension Mountain Bike $300 Philadelphia
• Boys 24” Schwinn Bicycle like new $175
• Raleigh SC 30 bicycle $200 Ambler
• Bridgestone Kabuki Diamond Tourer DT $175
• Cateye Velo Computer $20 South Philly
• Huffy Double Take Girls Bike 20 Inch 20" Bicycle $25 Philadelphia
• 26" Schwinn Skyliner Comfort $50
• Bicycle 20" Razor Serpent Great Condition $100 Croydon, Pa
• CANNONDALE R400 'CUSTOM' CARBON FIBER RODA BIKE $250 BENSALEM
• Breezer Downtown 3 Bike $495 South Philly
• Specialized Recon Mixed Terrain Shoes 42 $175 South Philly
• Trek Lift e-bike, 2017, barely ridden, low step frame, size medium $750 Germantown
• Rhode Gear Bike Rack $25
• Breezer Venturi Ultegra 6800 $700 University City
• Vintage Trek 850 MTB Hybrid Road Bike $260 Philadelphia
• Vintage Raleigh Grand Prix Road Bike $340 Philadelphia
• Vintage Novara Arriba-S MTB Hybrid Road Bike $180 Philadelphia
• Vintage Marin MTB Hybrid Road Bike $340 Philadelphia
• City bike L Brooklyn Crusier 5’10-6’1 solid single speed $225 Philadelphia
• ON ONE Inbred classic 29er SS , package options $597 Fairmount, Philadelphia
• schwinn bicycle $80 University city. u of p
• Brand New Gravity FsX 29 $325 Feasterville Trevose
• NCM Moscow Plus Electric Mountain Bike $750 West Chester
• Vintage Schwinn Continental Men's Bike $350 Wayne, PA
• Subrosa Kids BMX bike $200 Philadelphia
• Nice bike - only used a few times $59 Philadelphia
• Huge Wheel/Tire/Rim Sale Phil Wood Campagnolo Sturmey Archer Shimano $200 Ambler
• Trek Sole Ride 200 $180 Phoenixville
• 💲SALE Stelber 48v fat-tire Ebike LG shimano Throttle+PAS🌐STELBER.COM $799 🌐 WWW.STELBER.COM
• Folding electric bike $400 Colmar
• Lightning P38 Recumbent $750 Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia
• Men's & Women's 26 Inch Cruiser Bikes- Excellent Condition $145 lafayette Hill, pa
• Quick Fat Tire ebike $5,000 South Philadelphia
• Kids bike removable training wheels $30 University city
• New Cannondale Neo EQ Bosch Electric Bike $3,350 Center City
• Klein Quantum Race $550 Horsham
• SCHWINN SUBURBAN $150 Phoenixville, PA
• Trek 3700 mountain bikes 13" $125 Lafayette Hill
• electric bike $120 Richboro
• Men's ROSS Mt. Rushmore bicycle $100 Souderton
• Great kids 18 speed Mountain Bike bicycle FreeSpirit Tailwind $25 Norristown
• 1980s VICINI 57cm Campagnolo Nuovo Record, Modolo, Mavic $1,150 ROYERSFORD
• 2008 COLNAGO Extreme Power 52 sloping (traditional 56cm) Campy, 3T $2,000 Royersford
• Early-1980s LAZZARETTI 54cm Columbus tubing Campagnolo, 3T $1,150 Royersford
• 2003 Merlin Magia 52s (54.5cm) Campagnolo Chorus Carbon $3,500 ROYERSFORD
• Late-1990s Torelli Nemo 52cm Campagnolo Athena $1,900 ROYERSFORD
• 1980s PATELLI frameset 52cm $500 Royersford
• 1985 PINARELLO Montello SLX frameset 52cm $725 ROYERSFORD
• 1994 Giordana XL Super 54cm Mondonico fork, Campagnolo $1,800 ROYERSFORD
• 1982 EDDY MERCKX Professional frameset 51cm $850 Royersford
• 1980s Simoncini TSX frameset 51cm $600 Royersford
• 1997 Voodoo Wanga MTB 44cm/17in (fits someone 5'7"- 5'8") $500 ROYERSFORD
• VG/EXC: Schwinn Free Spirit Black Hills - all purpose 15 Speed $80
• Raleigh Venture $100 Brookhaven Pa 19015
• Stinner Custom Steel Road Bike $2,500 Chester Co
• Zanconato Cross Bike Cyclocross season is coming! $1,200 Chester Co
• Virtually New Soma Riff $2,500 Chester Co
• Huffy 18 Speed Bike + Helmet $85 Northeast Philadelphia
• REI Co-op Cycles CTY 1.1 Bike + accessories size S $400 Cherry Hill NJ
• TOWNIE ELECTRA $150 Exton, Pa
• Vintage Vigor BMX Jersey- Youth Medium $25 South Philly
• Dahon Folding Bike Breza D8 with 20” wheels and step thru frame $450 Philadelphia
• Citizen Bike 20" 7-speed Folding Bike with Alloy Frame and Upgraded Sa $250 Philadelphia
• 3wheeler hand crank $550 delco
• Lemond Zurich Womens Bike $475 Blue Bell
• Marin Stelvio Pro frame $350 Robesonia
• RAZOR IN BOX BRAND NEW $50 NEWTOWN - HOLLAND
• Standert kreissage $2,500
• Sun Seeker Trike X3 AX Recumbent Electric Trike $3,450 Warminster
• Vintage Trek 710 Reynolds Touring Road Bike $595 Philadelphia
• Vintage Schwinn Road Bike $245 Philadelphia
• Petal Mini JoyStar (p) kid’s balance bike $40 Valley Forge
• Sun Revolutions women’(p) beach cruiser bike with 16” frame $120 Valley Forge
• Stolen Heist $200 West Chester