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Originally Raydons Road, Wimbledon, England
Updated 1.16.2009    Click on images to see larger view
f_grblog.jpg (5389 bytes)     The Grubb bicycle was an admired artisan product dating to the beginning of the 20th Century...
    In the 1960s, the name was acquired by Holdsworth Co. in London and continued for some years along side Claud Butler, Roy Thame and Holdsworth brands.

 

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1930s "Yellow Racer."
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1936 lightweight "Club."
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        1936 FH Grubb, 20.5 lbs, as restored by Elliot bay Bicycles in Seattle WA
with Chater Lea crank, NOS BW hubs and Lobdell rims,  Lauterwasser bars
 and headclip-style stem with original grips.
Photos courtesy Bob Freeman
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1950-60s bike
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