Glad to own a small part of BUR legacy by adding a pair of 2.5s. Simple classic look. The history of BUR Barbell Company is interesting and worth looking up.

Produced by Fick Foundry in Tacoma starting in the 1950s. Saucer plates design. Somme cool history available.. Not sure on collectability.

Great looking plates. Produced in the US from the 1950s through 1970s before Billard moved manufacturing to China. This pair of 10s are USA stamped. I own a few other pairs of Billard and there is a lot of design variety, but these are my favorites.

Diversified Products (DP) was founded in 1960. DP became one of the largest producers of “plastic” plates that were sold through major retailers. The cast iron plates have some vintage appeal but on the lower end of collectibility. The odd ball net weight is noteworthy.

From what I could find on these Wilton Barbell produced weight plates from the 1930’s through the 1970’s. Wilton was a U.S. manufacturer. Their deep dish plates are in the Class C category in collector rankings. Happy to have a pair of 5’s in my small collection.

Market place find, purchased a total of 170 lbs. The plates were in very rough shape. Knocked a couple of layers rust off and added a couple of layers to paint. Not sure how accurate the plates are, there are some noticeable dimension issues.

Was able to use this bike for several days while traveling. The features and overall interaction was excellent. However, price and subscription cost is a big consideration. Not sure the bike would be my first choice when looking at subscription based equipment.

Recent add. Produced in the 1980s. Not much of a collectable but still enjoy having them.