Some of the bicycles on display at Classic Cycle include Doris Kopsky's bicycle built by her father Joe Kopsky. Doris was the first Women's National Champion in road racing in 1937.
Bill Honeman's bike - built by Pop Brennan - carried him to numerous racing victories including pro sprint champion.
Frank Bartell set the world speed record (paced) on March 6, 1935. His bike now resides at our shop.
Also in the museum:
Tino Reboli's motor pace bike
Frank Kramer's 1912 US Champoinship bike
Earhardt Newman's 1956 Olympic Team bike
Al Sellinger's 1936 Olympic Team bike
6-Day racers work out in Central Park, circa. 1928.
Doris Kopsky - First Women's National Champion, 1937 |
Frank Kramer with trainer Maury Gordon |
Jerry and Bea Rodman - Jerry was the original member of the 1930's Schwinn team |
Lew Rush - Canadian Amateur Champion and 6-Day star |
Bill Honeman
Frank Bartell sets the world speed record