As Jan Heine's blog post from last year's show noted, this year as well there were quite a few interesting bikes in the parking lot at the Japan handmade bicycle show. Not just my Renovo!
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| This proud owner told me he hand-sewed the leather trim on his basket. And he pointed out the bike in the next photo to me.
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| Venus -- apparently a very rare bike today, probably from the 1960s, for Keirin racing use. | 
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| Rear brake for Keirin racing! Pull the lever - kind of like stopping a sled. | 
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| A pair of Amanda road bikes. Maybe his and hers ...? | 
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| A pair of Bromptons -- maybe his and hers? | 
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| One of several Bike Fridays I saw - Made in Oregon. | 
 
 
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| Vogue/Orient Industries. A builder in Kamakura? Very bright, safety colors. Alfine internal hub. Distinctive.
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| Ravanello - made in Japan. | 
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| More Cherubim firehouse red! | 
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| Francesco Moser frame -- do not see many of these classics in Japan. | 
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