Own a piece of cycling history with this exceptional Knight team bicycle from the golden era of 1970s road racing. Built in Wolverhampton, England by master framebuilders Les Holland and Jim Gittins—both formerly of Viking Cycles—Knight frames are celebrated for their craftsmanship, performance, and rarity.
This particular bike is a factory team bike from the late 1970s, adding a layer of provenance and authenticity that collectors will truly appreciate. The Knight company had its U.S. headquarters in Chester, CT, and this frame features the distinctive ANOWN America down tube decal unique to the US frames.
Build Highlights:
• Reynolds steel tubing
• 1st generation Dura-Ace crankset, brake calipers and levers
• Campagnolo front and rear derailleurs
• Phil Wood hubs laced to Mavic rims
• 3ttt handlebars and stem
• Campagnolo seatpost
• 54cm seat tube / 56cm top tube (center-to-center)
Note: Saddle is not original.
Everything is in excellent working condition—ready to ride or display. Whether you're a vintage cycling enthusiast, Eroica participant, or collector of rare European frames, this bike is a standout example of classic British racing heritage.
A truly special find that combines history, craftsmanship, and rideability.
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