LE PORTRAIT
An address with a clear point of view.
At 8 rue Sarrette, tucked away in the quiet of the 14th arrondissement, Came sur Macadam is a haven for enthusiasts of road culture and vintage mechanics. The shop brings together decades of automotive and two-wheeled heritage: IGOL and Motul enamel signs, Manubat accessories, NSU and Honda parts, travel literature and road-themed artworks spanning the 1950s through the 1990s. You'll find collectible Renault and Citroën objects alongside BMW and Yamaha references, all within an atmosphere that blurs the line between workshop and gallery.
The owner restores vintage mopeds himself and knows the history behind each piece he sells—which makes all the difference when you're trying to understand what you're buying. Prices are displayed, but negotiation is always possible if you're genuinely interested. Highly recommended for collectors, road nostalgia devotees, and anyone drawn to objects with a real story to tell.
« Superbe brocante routière mais pas que..beaucoup d objets et accessoires vintage..beaux choix de veste et bleus de travail en lien avec l univers de l automobile et de la moto Très beaux cycles anciens (solex, vélos, mobylettes..) Et en prime un super accueil »
