unknown prewar balloon, 36 13 on morrow hub (eclipse machine)

1950 CCM ladies Roadster. All original except the handlebar grips (originals were likely coke bottle style. 28 X 1 1/2 dunlop tires, dunlop saddle, matching rim color with white pinstripes.

Routens fitted with Cyclo components, os lights and Mafac brakes. Frame number R1117

Elswick 'tradesmans cycle' standing in guards van of an old slamdoor train. I have since replaced the plastic seat with a proper Brooks B66 saddle and acquired a trailer which I happily cycle around with up to 100lb loads. Single speed, rod brakes, fitted with 26 x 2 x 1 3/4 inch road tyres

ampy Super Record (73), Mercier 54cm Frame, CB F/R brake calipers, St Entienne drop bars, old original mavic rims 700/25c Hutchinson tires, Simplex F/R D's, Solida R/ cranks, cogset 42/52, suntour 6-spd freewheel

South African made Achilles bicycle in a local shop. What a find! It has a licence disk mounted on the handlebars (not visible in this picture) which dates from 1962. Bicycle licences were law in SA until around 15 years ago.

sold in Western Auto Stores and badged Western Flyer and possible made by American Machine & Foundry, the same guys who made Harleys.

This is a late 1930s Schwinn Henderson Balloon Tire Cruiser. Single speed, New Departure Model D coaster brake, Torrington Company Stem, Handlebars, pedals (those were replaced due to damage. Original tires were made by Western Auto Supply of Kansas City but were replaced due to wear. Tires and pedals are new replacements, but the rest of the bicycle is original. Art deco style artwork in metal and paint present. Schwinn Black Cross Chicago logo on the seat tube, Troxel giant springer leather saddle also original. It rides like a Cadillac,

1988 MONGOOSE STYIST free style bike. The bike is exact as it was in 1988. The frame and fork are made from chromo. The mag's are OGK apan. ee chi brakes.

Late 1950's I would guess?? Evans Commander 26 boys bike. Made in Plymoth Michigan.

Hiawatha Meteor Chief - Manufactured by Cleveland Welding, sold by Gambles Hardware Stores, coaster brake dated 1958,

60s Evans Entruder.I live only a few miles from where Evans were made in Plymouth Michigan.So I had to have this.