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Involved in the cycling trade since the late thirties, Jack Taylor Cycles actually was made up of three brothers, Jack, Ken and Norman, who produced a wide range of hand built bicycles. The last bits of frames with all brothers involved were made in the early 1990's, but in their hey days, the Taylor brothers exported many bikes, especially tandems, to the USA. Their filet brazing as well as lugged construction is highly respected. |
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Here is
a wonderful documentary from the BBC |
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Mally Singo's bicycle #549 about 1936 |
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Steve Melia's 1948, as-found and after restoration. |
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1958
brochure |
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Jeff Groman's curved seat tube 1950s bike. |
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Original owner Colin Brooker's 1951 fixed gear bike. |
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Steve Benson's
early 1950s Mixte frame...(10 pictures) |
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#3090
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Elizabeth Greene's Tandem #4617 |
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#4646
Alex Moll's 1963 Jack Taylor
Tourist |
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Ken Cowan's Track or Path Racer #5448 |
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Ken Toda's lugless
touring frame #5939
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Robert Johnson's bill of sale for his Jack Taylor bicycle in 1973 |
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David Martinez' beautiful curved tube bike. |
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Richard Deandrea's #7557 |
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James
Macdonald's triplet tricycle (no. 8230, Feb. 22, 1985) |
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Bike belonging to Pacific Cycles, Carlsbad, CA |
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The webmaster's touring #8119 |
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David Poole's lugless serial #8629 |
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Troy Warnick's touring bike #8679 |
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Steve & Karolyn Reker's 1981 Tandem
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Frame set #8757 with matching rear carrier rack |