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An odd bike from India, a Winchester with a very old style to it. The story of this particular bicycle can be found here.
I bought one years ago and made it into a Path Racer of sorts.
And here’s another one from the Rat Rod Bikes site.
Below, another Eastman/Windsor/Winchester currently for sale on Kijiji Toronto.
September 22, 2013 | Categories: Indian Bicycles, Windsor bicycle | Tags: Another Windsor From India, Eastman Bicycles, Indian Bicycles, Path Racer, rod and lever brakes, vintage bicycle, Winchester bicycle, Windsor Bicycle | 4 Comments
We finally have a date for the Toronto Vintage Bicycle Show.
Vendors tables will be available @ $25.00/Individual
$50.00/Business
Contact Community Bicycle Network to arrange payment
761 Queen Street West Toronto, ON M6J 1G1
416 504 2918
Stay tuned as more information becomes available.
June 12, 2012 | Categories: Uncategorized, vintage bicycles, Windsor bicycle | Tags: 1963 CCM Imperial Mark ll, 1968 Hercules 3 speed, 1973 Raleigh Catalogue, 3 Speed Hub, Brooks Saddle, CCM, CCM Accessories, CCM Imperial 700, CCM Supercycle 1967, Community Bicycle Network, Dunelt, Eaton's Glider, Flying Pigeon, Flyte Accessories, Galaxie, Indian Hercules, Lucas Accessories, New Hudson Advertising, Old Bicycle Shops, Phillips Bicycle, Raleigh, Raleigh 5 Speed, Raleigh Superbe, Raleigh Tourist, rod and lever brakes, Sturmey Archer, Supercycle, Toronto Vintage Bicycle Show, Toronto Vintage Bike Show Update, Triumph Bicycle, vintage bicycle | Leave a comment
When I first saw the Pashley Path Racer I desperately wanted one but couldn’t justify the price. I decided to build my own verison and looked around for a suitable bicycle to base it on.
I found this rod and lever Windsor on Kijiji in Newmarket and bought it.
It had the right geometry and the double top tube was a real incentive.
I removed the fenders and chainguard.
The white tires were provided by Martin at Hoopdriver and the Brooks saddle from West Side Cycle.
Despite looking extensively for any information on Windsor bicycles nothing came up, until today.
There was a Windsor factory in Mexico during the 60’s and seventies but I suspect that my bike was made in India.
A couple more Windsors from the internet.
Then last summer Linus introduced it’s Path Racer, the Gaston. Very reasonable compared to the Pashley.
March 9, 2012 | Categories: Linus Bicycle, Path Racer, vintage bicycles, Windsor bicycle | Leave a comment