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| I have a childs bike (girls), balloon tires (white sidewalls),chrome fenders with a little platic rocket like ornament on front fender like an old auto hood ornament,Troxel seat, it has a "tank", painted metallic green. Need help with ID (finding SN) approximate age and any value. Thanks by: 24.164.83.231 |
| This bike has been stored for 30years . I have the original owners manuel ...Very nice...make offer by: 72.240.195.9 |
| I was wondering if you are still selling the huffy tandem bike. I would love to see some pictures. Please let me know if the bike is still available. Rachel by: 207.200.116.5 |
| I put my new departure d rear hub back together with an old bendix axle that had the same thread as the original.I dont know if it came out of the garbage like this or I put it together wrong but the rear wheel rarely engages. The peddles grab the chain occasonally and the brake sometimes works, otherwise the peddles spin freely and do nothing.Am I missing a spring or something.Help Please by: 69.124.27.66 |
| Try www.nostalgic.com Daves vintage bicycles. There's a scematic breakdown of the New Departure hub that you can refer to. Geo. by: 68.75.179.119 |
| I just obtained a womens 24" cruiser that I am in the process of restoring. Its most identifying features are the triple-plated fork crown, the twin top tube, which is of course curved down towards the crank, and on the chainguard i could faintly make out the word "DELUXE" but whatever was in front of it I couldnt see....The bikes original color was a beautiful teal green color, but had been painted red and then blue over the years. I dont have a picture right now of the frame but i will post one soon if no one knows what this might be. thanks for your help! by: 208.104.166.7 |
| I have what I believe to be a 1972 Schwinn Typhoon frame that needs a seatpost. From eyeballing it, it looks a bit smaller than a 1 inch internal diameter seattube. Does anyone know for sure the size post I need or a site where I can find the correct size. I hate to buy something online based on a guestimate that it takes 7/8" post. Below is the serial number stamped on the rear wheel drop out. Thanks for any help or recommendations.
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| Correction - Frame production date was January 1966. Still wondering what the seatpost size is. Thanks. by: 12.20.58.68 |
| Your Typhoon is actually 40 this month; the 'E' stands for May! by: 199.179.239.63 |
| We have one born the same month (EB47472), I was just getting ready to refurbish. Actually I'm really a bit miffed, right now: in the two weeks since this bike showed up, someone has pilfered the seat (an original two-tone with the 'S') and replaced it with a torn banana from an old Stingray, so it momentarilly has high-rise bars to match ;) I'll see if I can borrow a caliper from my LBS... by: 193.85.244.117 |