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Roadmaster
An American bicycle marque with roots in Cleveland Welding's 1936 line.
Roadmaster is an American bicycle brand introduced by Cleveland Welding Company in 1936 and now supported through Pacific Cycle.
Company history
Cleveland Welding Company introduced Roadmaster bicycles in 1936, initially building sturdy balloon-tire models. AMF acquired Cleveland Welding in 1953 and moved production to Little Rock in 1956; Roadmaster later passed through Brunswick to Pacific Cycle. The brand remains listed in Pacific Cycle's consumer-support portfolio, although its former dedicated website now redirects to the parent company.
- Founded
- 1936
- Headquarters
- Olney, Illinois, United States (Pacific Cycle consumer-support address)
- Country
- US
Roadmaster; owner-authorized use.
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Recently updated Roadmaster products
Exact variants are ordered by their latest catalog update, with a stable tie-breaker. Personal bicycle history remains separate.
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