Sponsors from the past


The CB Klunker Collection is very thankful for the past support of Mountain Bike history provided by Kona!

Crested Butte Heritage Museum Hours
The Home of CB Klunkers

Winter: 11:00 AM to 5:30 PM 
Summer:
  11:00 AM to 5:30 PM 
  * Closed seasonally

$5.00 Museum Admission Fee Charged

For more Museum info, call the Crested Butte Mountain Heritage Museum at (970) 349-1880. For Crested Butte Klunkers Call Kay and Don 970.349.6482 or email: mtnbhof@yahoo.com

Great Web Links

Charlie Kelly’s Website

Click here or on the photo above to go to his site!

Alan Bonds Website

Click here or on the photo above to go to his site!

Vintage MTB Workshop

http://www.vintagemtbworkshop.com/

Museum of Mountain Bike Art & Technology

Click here or on the photo above to go to Jeff Archer's site!
Superb collection of vintage bikes.

Absolute Bikes - Museum

This Salida, Colorado bike shop has a great collection of vintage bikes and components.
Click here or on the logo above to go to this site!

RetroBike UK

Retro & classic bicycle discussion forums, classifieds, events & news

Retrobike is the World's #1 site dedicated to retro, vintage and classic mountain bikes, road bikes and BMX. Find the old and vintage bikes & bike parts you need with retrobike!

Mountain Bike Roots

Gordon Bainbridge's awesome photo collections. Photos from Marin, Crested Butte and lots of early racing events. Click on the photo to go to his site.

Vintage Trek Brochures

vintage-trek.com

Mountain Bike Pre History

Tankagnolo Bob's website for unique one-of-a-kind early mountain bikes.
Click here or on the photo above to go to his site!

Old School MTB UK

Click on the logo above to go to www.oldschoolmtb.co.uk !

Old Mountain Bikes

Vintage Ritchey Literature and other early catalogues and reviews.

Classic Rendezvous

USA VINTAGE

Truly a melting pot of cultures and approaches to cycling, the North American fine bicycle scene has had many strong influences from other lands.

Riding the Spine-an Epic Journey from Alaska to Ushuaia

In July 2006, they began in Alaska and have since pedaled over 34,000 kilometers, passed through 14 countries, and arrived in Ushuaia after 3.5 years of travel.