Two Ironman World Records have been broken on bikes built by Bikesmiths. US Championships have been won on Bikesmith built bikes. Historic Holdsworth and Paramount racing machines adorn the Salesfloor. Bikesmiths provides some of the Best Prices on the World's Finest Bicycles. Just about anything you can dream of can be hand made and installed.
Jim on a dailywalk thru, 175 feet underground with his hand on a Titan II missle engine.
Jim is an experienced Ferrari Technician. While at Norwood Autocraft in Dallas, Jim & 2 others fabricated and built 4 Ferrari TR59s (Enzo only made 2) and 3 prototypical Ferrari 330 P4s from the ground up - each fully operational, complete and very correct.
Fresh out of Raymond Chauvenetz's Mastercraft Bodyworks.
Boyd Cottington wheels replaced later with authentic Campagnolo.
Jim and the most important man in his life, Ed Brandenburg, without whom Bikesmiths would not exist. Ed started Jim in the bike business in Tucson, AZ back in 1969, and mentored Jim thru out his life.
c. 1994
Adam Duvendeck winning the California State Championship on Bikesmiths built and supplied machinery.
Michelangelo and Da Vinci reincarnated in the person of Anthony "Tony" D'Angelo.
c. 1975
Duncan Thomas breaking the world record in the Hawaiian Ironman for the second time on a Bikesmiths built bicycle.
Special thanks to Tom Stone, Tom Figge, Rory O'Reily, Jack Bianchi and many others...
California State Champs, Bud Lite Mountain Bike Series.
Underfunded the entire year they baet out all the teams in California including the heavily favored Paul Mitchell Systems.
That's Don Longstreet with the Bikesmiths/Marin sponsored Cielo Velo Mountain Bike Team.
There's too much to say about all they acheived. Looking at the medals hanging from their necks you can see how much butt they kicked.
State Champs.
"Marin full suspension bikes DO make a difference."
Eddy says, "If you gotta da leg you no needa derrail."
Jim and Radames Edoli with Francesco Moser's "Hour Record" breaking Big Wheel.
Jim with Hal Cole & children. Center is Chris Gonda and right of Chris is Jef Perscale.
1981 Ironman World Champion, 3-time Olympian, 4-time U.S. National Road Cycling champ, and someone who thinks 152.2 mph on a bike is fast...
Fausto Pinnerello and Legitimate "5 Time winner of the Tour De France", Eddy Merckx hanging out with The BIKESMITH in Las Vegas.
In honor of the J-BOGs, bicycle tourists of a royal sort, and in memory of Brian Little. The J-BOGs were just a bunch of guys that Bikesmiths Supported in their world touring endeavors in Norway, France and Spain.
Pictured: Brian Little, Andy Sabin, Jack Lowe, Beau Bianchi and Paul McCaskill. Seated: Chris Anderson.
Camera shy are Dan Emmett, Chris Lambert, John Beaupre and Jim Hopperstad.