10 Results: bicycle sale in Ballarat Region, VIC

Over the next 12 months a long-held bicycle collection will gradually be dispersed. There will be 100-year old bicycles to 1990’s racers to old school BMX. Offered for sale is this 1950’s roadster frame, the maker is unknown. Has period Miller vintage front and rear lights fitted (plus dynamo), along with Williams ‘utility’ cranks and ‘Oppy’ style handlebars. Serial number 16827. Originally sourced from a barn in central Victoria, where it had been dry-stored before I purchased it. The fram

Over the next 12 months a long-held bicycle collection will gradually be dispersed. There will be 100-year old bicycles to 1990’s racers to old school BMX. Offered for sale is this 1970’s Malvern Star kids dragster. Has large ape bars fitted and 20 x 2.125 rims. Great project to make a fun and individual ride out of - nice alternative to an old school/vintage bmx. In as-you-see it condition, which includes the photos. As best possible any major faults are noted, however given the as-found st

Vintage Road Racing Bike late 30/40s Lawrencia brand.,been in shed for over 60 years has Sturmie Archer 2 speed rear hub, With drum brake Sturmie Archer 2 speed Top bar mounted lever still on bike Low / Neutral /High From an era when road racing was a popular sport in Australia Made up by Gordon Lawrence PTy LTD of Hawthorn VIC , operated from 1938 till present day. We are selling this bike for our friend who rode it and won a race , will give more information to the buyer , The bike is very la

Over the next 12 months a long-held bicycle collection will gradually be dispersed. There will be 100-year old bicycles to 1990’s racers to old school BMX. Offered for sale is this late 1940’s to early 1950’s Australian racing bicycle frame (with single wheel and rear panier). The maker is unknown. Made from lightweight tubing and with ‘gooseneck’ lugs. Serial number 35862. The toptube has a bend and will need replacement, and two extra plates have been welded to the lower stay. There is brea

Over the next 12 months a long-held bicycle collection will gradually be dispersed. There will be 100-year old bicycles to 1990’s racers to old school BMX. Offered for sale is this late 1940’s to early 1950’s Australian roaster bicycle frame (with single wheel and rear panier). The maker is unknown. Unusual in having pre-WW2 twin-crown forks (but not uncommon given wartime restrictions meant frame builders were using whatever was at hand). Serial number 711. The downtube has a bend and will n

Over the next 12 months a long-held bicycle collection will gradually be dispersed. There will be 100-year old bicycles to 1990’s racers to old school BMX. Offered for sale is this 1950’s to 1960’s Australian roaster bicycle frame, originally retailed by Humming Bird Cycles of Maryborough (Victoria). There is light surface rust on the frame (the price reflects this). Serial number 5334. Originally sourced from a barn in central Victoria, where it had been dry-stored before I purchased it. T

Over the next 12 months a long-held bicycle collection will gradually be dispersed. There will be 100-year old bicycles to 1990’s racers to old school BMX. Offered for sale is this mid-1920’s to 1930’s Australian racing bicycle. The original frame builder is unknown but clues are found in the unusual ‘dual circle’ cutouts on the headstem lugs. At some point I believe it has had an “update” (a coat of paint and shop decals - as happened to many secondhand bicycles post-WW2) by Quayle Cycles of

Offered for sale is this Italian-made Selle San Marco ‘Super Leggera’ Carbon FX racing saddle. In business since 1935, Selle San Marco continue to dominate the world of quality bicycle saddles with a range of innovative and stylish products. In NOS condition, still mounted on the original factory cardboard hanger with labels (and stickers) attached. Any marks, etc have occurred during storage not use. Please check the pictures as they form part of the item description. References: https://se

Offered for sale is this vintage 20th Century printed glass spaghetti jar, most likely dating from the 1970’s to 1980’s. The maker is unknown. ‘Le Cyclone’ bicycles were manufactured by Milders Brothers in Paris (a rare surviving example exists in the Sterba Bicycle Collection, Czech Republic). Based on an original 1893 French lithograph poster, the stylised designed features a wonderfully moustachioed and tweed-caped cyclist holding a ‘Cyclone’ chainless single-speed safety bicycle. This may

Various rustic farm relics collected over the years are now for sale.Like machinery wheels of various sizes,milk n cream cans,tin trunks,old wheel barrows,small engins,railways pegs,old seats n benches,church benches,water pumps,old bicycles,tricycles, cement mixes,horse gears n leathers,petrol steel tanks,old post hole digger,