Serial Numbers

Name: Ebykr Classic Bicycle Serial Number Registry
Creator: Ebykr

A crowdsourced archive of classic lightweight frame numbers, logged by the people who own the machines. Look one up, compare yours against documented examples or add your own in under a minute — no account required.

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Serials logged

and growing, one stamping at a time

Marques

from constructeurs to Keirin

Busiest decade

1960s

7 of the 30 machines

From build sheets

documented head to hub in Tech Specs

Serials by decade

1900s31910s41940s21950s41960s71970s61990s12000s1Undated2

Featured serial · A new stamping each week

FA7449 — the number that anchored a build sheet

ItalyTrack1960sBuild sheet

Stamped on a 1964 Legnano Pista (Tipo Roma), documented head to hub in the Tech Specs Database. The serial dated the frame, the frame anchored a full build sheet and the registry ties the two together.

See the registry record Open the build sheet

Serial	FA7449
Year	1964 · documented

The Registry

All 30 logged serials, by maker — masked entries show only their first characters, at the owner’s request

Frame #3603

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Three short steps — only a serial number and a maker are required, and every entry is reviewed before it is published

The number

Letters, numbers and punctuation, exactly as they appear on the frame.

Serial number

Where is it stamped?

The machine

Maker and year are enough — more detail is welcome but optional.

Maker

Model (if known)

Year (or best estimate)

How sure is the year?

DocumentedBest estimate

Add more detail (optional)

Type

Country of origin

Condition

Colour / finish

Notes

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Photo links

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You

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Your email (optional, private)

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Show my full serial publicly. Otherwise the registry displays only its first characters — 25••• — and keeps the rest private.

I confirm these details are accurate to the best of my knowledge, any photographs are mine to share, and I have removed or have permission to include any other person named here. I understand Ebykr will publish the maker, model, year, serial number, type, country and condition of this bicycle in the public registry, credited only to the handle I choose. My name, email and IP address stay private. I may ask Ebykr to correct or remove my entry at any time.

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Reviewed by an editor before it appears — usually within a day.

Serial Numbers

FA7449 — the number that anchored a build sheet

The Registry

1950 A. Maury Randonneur

1955 Bianchi Campione del Mondo

Cavalieri Cambio Corsa

1963 Cinelli Super Corsa

2003 Colnago Dream Track

1972 Gitane Record du Monde de l'Heure

c. 1948 Hetchins SuperSpecial

1947 Hobbs of Barbican Superbe

1956 Holdsworth Triallist

1971 Holdsworth Professional

1965 Jo Routens Cyclosportif

1967 Jo Routens Cyclosportif

1967 Jo Routens Randonneur

1970 Jo Routens Randonneur

1951 Legnano Tipo Roma

1964 Legnano Pista (Tipo Roma)

1900 Pierce Chainless

1900 Pierce Chainless

1902 Pierce Pan-American Special

1918 Pierce

1918 Pierce

1919 Pierce

1919 Pierce

1979 Raleigh Professional Track

1964 Schwinn Paramount

1968 Schwinn Paramount

1975 Schwinn Paramount P-14

Twin Top Tube Randonneuse

c. 1975 Wilier-Triestina Pista

1993 Yamaguchi Track

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The number

The machine

You

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