Which brand of bicycles impressed you the most and had the best quality in the 1970s and 1980s?

Speaking of bicycles in the 1970s and 1980s, I was most impressed. Of course, the best quality bicycles are the permanent and phoenix bicycles made in Shanghai. They are awesome and chic enough to ride, and they are all too much.

A bicycle will make you remember it vividly and never forget it. It made us spend our childhood, and it's a little hard to remember. When it comes to bicycles with the best quality and the deepest impression on me, I have to start from the early 1980s. Although bicycles are not so nervous, it is not easy to buy brands with excellent quality. My bike has just entered the society. When I was making Watsons electric fans in a school-run factory in Shanghai, someone bought it with a ticket. At that time, many things needed tickets, and the commodities in short supply included alcohol and tobacco. Spent 150 yuan, one and a half months' salary. At that time, the salary was about 100 yuan per month, the bus ticket started at five points, and the highest in Shanghai was ten cents and five points. Bicycle is a treasure. Go home during the Spring Festival and take it home with others.

Speaking of which, I'm not afraid of your jokes. You can cherish it if you buy it. I can't bear to drag it out on rainy days, so my neighbors borrow it to see my popularity. Permanent bicycles are really useful, and it is not a problem to bring people and goods. Three or four hundred kilograms is easy. And the pedal is not heavy. It's really much more convenient to have a bike at home. Phoenix bicycles are light, of course, but they can't compare with permanent bicycles, not to mention the Long March, Golden Lion and Flying Pigeons. Bicycles are of great use, travel is essential, and they are also witnesses of marriage in that era. When rural people talk about rural affairs, what men and women want most is a bicycle, a sewing machine and a watch. When it rings, there is a radio. Television rural people did not dare to expect too much at that time, and it was not until the 1990 s that they emerged.

Marry a daughter-in-law by bike. This is a ridiculous thing that happened in our village. In the morning, the groom rode his bike to the neighboring county more than 100 miles away to marry the bride. On the way back, he rode home with his bride on his back. When he met a high ramp to cross the bridge, the bride saw that the groom was struggling to step on it, so she got off. The groom didn't know, so he rushed forward and rode for more than two miles. He thinks cycling is too easy. Looking back, the bride was gone. Looking back, I found the bride still sitting by the bridge. Without saying anything, he hurried back behind his bride's back.

What does this mean? Because people in those days were not so open, both sides felt a little embarrassed to meet. By this time, the bride has been full of complaints, and the groom must say; Why didn't you call me? Now that living conditions have improved and travel tools are better, I feel that bicycles can't keep up with the times. However, people will never forget that complex. It is bicycles that make us have fun. Unforgettable memories