Vintage Auburn BMX Bicycles Catalog Brochure 90s CR-20R 95-96 1990s Old School
Vintage Auburn Cycles catalog highlighting Auburn BMX racing bicycles and apparel from the 1990s.
Brand: Auburn; Year: 1990s; Model: Auburn Cycles BMX; Topic: cycling and BMX bicycles; Language: English; Type: illustrated product catalog in tall softcover brochure format; Features: color photography, studio bike images, component descriptions, and model captions.
Front cover displays an Auburn BMX frame in blue and polished chrome against a black field, with spaced AUBURN lettering along the top edge, red CYCLES titling down the center, and a large red and yellow Auburn logo A graphic at the lower right corner.
Interior spreads showcase complete Auburn BMX race bikes including models such as the CR-20R and CR-20RX, presented in studio profile photography with specification text describing frame design, Works Link rear triangle construction, and race-ready components.
One feature spread highlights the CR-20R with copy reading, "The one that started it all. With the same Works Link as the RX, the CR-20R has a pro size front triangle and comes with GT Power Series one piece cranks, pedals and sealed bearing hubs. Colors: Deep Purple, Electric Green, Gloss Black."
Additional pages promote Auburn-branded apparel, including a full race pants and jersey kit and an Auburn T-shirt, shown over a textured asphalt-style background with descriptive copy and size information.
Catalog is stored in a plain cardboard mailer labeled Auburn 95-96 for protection. Only the single Auburn Cycles catalog shown is included; cardboard mailer, rulers, background surfaces, and any other measuring tools or props visible in the photos are for context only and are not included.
Front cover shows light storage and handling wear with faint surface scuffing and a few small edge and corner impressions. Back cover and interior pages are clean and intact with bright color printing and secure folded binding, showing only minor handling along the outer margins. Catalog is stored in a plain cardboard mailer labeled Auburn 95-96; mailer, rulers, and background surfaces in the photos are for context only and are not included.