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| i was passed this on by a friend who bought it used and painted it this silver colour (it was yellow and blue when they got it) - id like to know what make and model of bike it is and if it might be worth anything? its a heavy old thing but lots of fun to ride... anyone got any ideas? [URL=http://imageshack.us][IMG]http://img221.imageshack.us/img221/5405/ashbike1rz4.jpg[/IMG][/URL] |
| I have a late 1920's Columbia Racer that I was told was originally a track bike. The crankset and chain appear to be original, but are 1/2 pitch by a fat 3/16! While I realize bicycles of this vintage usually have 1 inch, skip-tooth pitch, is a 1/2 pitch set up possibly stock on a vintage American track bike? Thanks, Rick |
| UPDATE! I did some more online research and have verified that the bike is a 1936 Columbia Racer in Brewster Green and that the 1/2 pitch drivetrain is original. Thanks, Rick |
| I have a mostly complete high wheeler that believe was manufactured in the late 1800s. Made by King (Chicago) and having a rather unique ratcheting pedal that pulls a chain to rotate the hub. Comes with 2 wheels, but needs a seat and handlebars, and restoration, of course. If you have information about this bicycle, or are interested in it, please email me at tawheeler1@cs.com |
| hi, i will buy the bike if you are interested in selling it.. please let me know how much money !!!!??? thanks walter branche 407 656 9840 |
| did you sell this item. If not how much. thanks, cheri |
| I have an Iver Johnson Truss Bridge Frame serial #459447. I'm wondering what year it was manufactured? What rims should it have?, What seat?, Fenders painted or nickel? Any help appreciated. Thanks, Jim |
| I picked up what looks like a middle to late 1900's bicycle. The head badge on it is intact, and displays a Buckeye bicycle co. logo. I have searched high and low and can't come up with anything. Please help. I also have another 60 bicycles to go through. muddywater04@yahoo.com EVERYTHING IS FOR SALE |