Bikeville thoughts

     Well, I am back upstairs in the office now that our season is winding down on the ground floor. Sorry for the lack of posts over the su...

Here is a photograph I recently ran across of the Jerry Casale and Jerry Casale Jr with their Tribune tandem. (middle rider is unknown). T...

 early 1970s Cinelli. repaint, after a cracked bottom bracket was repaired. A rack of bicycles at the lunch stop. The Hill Cycle I rode...

photo by Jed Kornbluh  Curtis and I were dressed in all wool, knit gloves, old Detto cleated shoes and toe-clips and straps.I even wrapp...

There were some cool lightweights at the Trexlertown swap meet this spring swap meet. There seemed to be more interesting bikes, than intere...

The Casale family owned Hill Cycle shop and was very important to the area cycling/racing community and Jerry Casale later went to run th...

 This petite Schwinn Paramount is one of the newest additions here. The Stronglight Mod. 93 crank arms have been shortened and tapped, eff...

We will be showing the Hill Cycle bicycle at the Philly bike Expo Vintage gallery this sunday. We even have the Hill Cycle display stand ...

. . . well if you have a time machine, and nine more of these cards. I love this ephemera of old bicycle shops. Here are more posts about H...

Bike Shop bells would be an interesting collection to see.This is from Hill Cycle Shop, that was located in Chestnut Hill, in Philadelphia...

I thought this photograph of the Hill Cycle shop van was really cool. It was taken post race, with these young lads in front of a Gitane tra...

A beautiful early 1970s Holdsworth decaled as a Hill Cycle , the premier pro cycling shop for many decades in the Philadelphia area. This wa...