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CLASSIC REVIVA

If Indiana Jones was more into bikes than crystal skulls, arks of the covenant or dials of destiny, then Golden Age Cycles in Oxfordshire is where you’d find him.

The shop’s warehouse is a literal treasure trove, packed to the rafters with bikes from across the ages, all with their own little quirks and stories to tell. There are bikes from a bygone age, the sort you’d see being ridden in a costume drama, as well as elite-level machines that wouldn’t have looked out of place starring in some of cycle racing’s most celebrated moments.

All of this is the work of an Oxfordshire-based teacher, Brian Reid (who does not wear a fedora), who summed up his raft of experience in all things two-wheels perfectly when Cycling Weekly arrived on site.

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