Maker of handle bars, stems, brakes
and sundries! |
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"GB stands
for Gerry Burgess. He was a talented rider in the 30's. He began component manufacture just post war with brakes and
stems although the early
stuff was not up to Continental standards. I am told that he later went into partnership with
(possibly?) Altenburger but did not survive into the 80's.
"
Peter Paine's web site pages: GB brakes GB Accessories GB info, ads, etc |
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"Hiduminium"
from 1948 (Peter Paine picture)
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L:
"Coureur" brake lever.
M:
"Coureur Plus", 1957. R: Model "Sport Mk III" 1958
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Model "Riviera",1959 (Peter Paine photo)
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"Coureur 66"
(Introduced in 1961.)
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Model "88", 1969~70. (Peter Paine photo)  |
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"GB SYNCRON".. strange brake, with auto balancing pivot.. Later produced by German components company, Altenburger
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