Ich dachte bis vor kurzem ernsthaft Weinmann sei Französisch.
Okay, nicht französisch, sondern? Schweiz? oder Belgien?
Kann man das dann trotzdem gelten lassen?
WEINMANN Zughüllenschellen für OR in NOS
15€ incl. Versand Brief/Prio
Anhang anzeigen 1099527
Alte Bresmsschuhe
WEINMANN Carrera 400 sehen wie CLBs aus sind aber kleiner (Beläge sind durch)
15€ incl. Brief/Prio
Anhang anzeigen 1099529Anhang anzeigen 1099530
Passende Bremskörper in NOS (ohne Bremsschuhe, mit Einfädelhilfen)
WEINMANN Carerra 600 gibts auch.
65€ plus Versand
Anhang anzeigen 1099532Anhang anzeigen 1099533
Folgende Info gibt's auf Velobase zu finden
"Founded in 1933 in the swiss Schaffhausen by Otto Weinmann, very close the border to Germany, over the years Weinmann became a very well reputated and one of the world leading lightweight bicyle parts builder, focused on brakes and later rims (in the 1960s the Weinmann
colle rims became very famous). In the 1960s Weinmann delivered DiaCompe with brake parts and in the 1970's and 1980's this cooperation lasted in the production of Weinmann's top modell
Carrera. At the date of the 40th company anniversary they had more than 700 employees and two affiliated companies in Singen, Germany (Weinmann & Co. KG) and Schoten, Belgium. After the swiss location has been closed in 1991 business activities were administrated from the German subsidiary in Singen."
1933 founded as Weinmann Aktiengesellschaft (= Inc.) Production starts with an aluminium bicycle brake.
1944 heavy damages of the factory caused by an accidentally bombing in World War II
1945 the new factory building opens
1946 the belgian agency begins rim production
1948 the attempt to establish aluminium cranks and bottom brackets fails due to lack of market response
1950 to get a better access to the European Economic Community-controlled market the german agency is established
1975 launch of their top racing brake model "Carrera"
1984 market launch of the spiral shafted
HP-Turbo brake and of a cantilever brake for mountain bikes.
1991 swiss branch closes"
Also Schweiz, Belgien und Deutschland ... aber nicht Frankreich