About Ebykr
Ebykr celebrates classic and vintage lightweight bicycles through provoking imagery and opinion. Ride along with us.
About Ebykr
Ebykr celebrates classic and vintage lightweight bicycles through provoking imagery and opinion. Ride along with us.
Quote from Eric Anschutz on March 21, 2026, 7:29 pmWelcome to the Ebykr community!
This forum was created to bridge the gap between historical research and the active preservation of vintage lightweight bicycles. Whether you are a long-time collector, a frame builder, or a newcomer finishing your first restoration, we are glad you’re here.
To get started, please reply to this thread or start your own and tell us:
How you first got into vintage lightweight cycling.
Your specific areas of interest (e.g., French constructeurs, 70s Italian racing, etc.).
A photo of your "primary" or favorite vintage bicycle.
Thanks a lot for being here. I really look forward to seeing your machines and hearing your stories...
— Ebykr
Welcome to the Ebykr community!
This forum was created to bridge the gap between historical research and the active preservation of vintage lightweight bicycles. Whether you are a long-time collector, a frame builder, or a newcomer finishing your first restoration, we are glad you’re here.
To get started, please reply to this thread or start your own and tell us:
How you first got into vintage lightweight cycling.
Your specific areas of interest (e.g., French constructeurs, 70s Italian racing, etc.).
A photo of your "primary" or favorite vintage bicycle.
Thanks a lot for being here. I really look forward to seeing your machines and hearing your stories...
— Ebykr
Quote from Eric Anschutz on March 22, 2026, 11:11 amHi everyone!
My name's Eric and here's a bit more about me:
How you first got into vintage lightweight cycling.
I bought a used Masi road bike in college after racing BMX as a kid and never looked back.Your specific areas of interest (e.g., French constructeurs, 70s Italian racing, etc.).
Mine now include lesser known French constructeurs and porteur-style bikes.A photo of your "primary" or favorite vintage bicycle.
One of my very favorite randonneuse bikes has been attached here.Best regards from San Francisco!
Happy tailwinds,
Ebykr
Hi everyone!
My name's Eric and here's a bit more about me:
How you first got into vintage lightweight cycling.
I bought a used Masi road bike in college after racing BMX as a kid and never looked back.
Your specific areas of interest (e.g., French constructeurs, 70s Italian racing, etc.).
Mine now include lesser known French constructeurs and porteur-style bikes.
A photo of your "primary" or favorite vintage bicycle.
One of my very favorite randonneuse bikes has been attached here.
Best regards from San Francisco!
Happy tailwinds,
Ebykr