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| I just picked up a medium tire small tank bike amf roadmaster saturn, i believe to be in the early sixteys would like to know if anybody could date it for sure everything there but the headlight. Thanks. by: 98.222.248.88 |
| I have a old girls bike, looks more like a scooter with pedals. It has white balloon tires. It gas a spare tire cover on the rear fender with a decal of "Heidemann Works of Hanover". I can't find any info about this bike. Any information would be greatly appreciated. by: 67.131.229.194 |
| Hi, I have and old huffy bicycle and am curious as to why the seatpost bolt and handlebar bolt to tighen the handlbars are screws instead of hex bolts. I thought maybe someone just put screws in instead but you couldn't even fit a regular bolt in the handlebars so I guess its made that way. I am told its a 50 something huffy. I have searched and can't find anything about any bikes having screws instead of bolts. I hope someone can tell me about this. thanks by: 172.165.89.218 |
| HELP !! I am looking for 16-2.125 tires that have raised white letters that say "scrambler" on them. They are for an 8 year old Schwinn kids "gremlin" bike. Thanks by: 71.0.102.53 |
| Just finished my first attempt at a video for vintage bicycles. A montage of pre WWII bicycles and motorbikes I put togethor. Best way to view it is full screen, click on the little rectangle in the lower right hand corner of the video screen. Enjoy! [url]http://youtube.com/watch?v=2adzsbzf5oU[/url] Greg by: 66.188.5.164 |