Alpine Cycles Early 70's
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Name: Alpine Cycles Early 70's
Brand: Alpine Cycles
Badge Type: Painted or Decal
Frame Types: Vintage Lightweights
Country: United States
Years: 1970's; 1980's
Added By: Wolfram Verktyg on 08/22/09
Updated By: Wolfram Verktyg on 08/22/09
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Headbadge Information
Alpine Cycles was the trademark for the house brand frames sold by Georgetown Cycle Sports (GCS). They were located in the Washington D.C. area during the 1970's and 80's. They used the distinctive red and white Swiss cross for their logo with ALPINE CYCLES at the top and WASHINGTON D.C. at the bottom. Many of the early Alpine frames from the mid 70's were made by a variety of British builders. Some frames were built in the D.C. area by people affiliated with GCS. In the late 70's American frame builders like Albert Eisentraut also supplied GSC with private labeled Alpine Cycles frames. During the same period GSC sold another brand, C.I.D. which stood for Cycle Import and Design.
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Frame Example NameCategoryAdded
Alpine Unknown Early 70s British Built Frame (Early 1970's)Road Race08/22/2009
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