1961 Monark Galaxie

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1961 Monark Galaxie Monark Galaxie

1870 - 1900 Badger Gas Bicycle Lamps - side view

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1870 - 1900 Badger Gas Bicycle Lamps - side view 1880-1890 Gas Bicycle Lamps

Badger Gas lamps - front view

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1870 - 1900 Badger Gas lamps - front view 1880-1890 Gas Bicycle Lamps

1947 Raleigh Gear Chart

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1947 Raleigh Gear Chart RALEIGH STURMEY-ARCHER GEAR HUB CHART This is an scanned copy of the original 1947 Raleigh Industries chart for the Sturmey-Archer gear hubs. Contains gear hubs description and brief company presentation.

1948 Monark Gene Autry

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1948 Monark Gene Aurty Late 40~s 24" Gene Autry. Original horn, pistol, even spokes. Found in attic missing pretty much everything. (saddle,horn,bars,seat,crank) It was real bad. Hand built pretty much everything. Very exact, Picture does no justice. Husband had us restore it for his wife for a Christmas gift. Needless to say she was very emotional as her dad owned a Firestone in southern Ohio and gave it to her as a child.

1950 Monark Gene Autrey

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1950 Monark Gene Autrey

1921 - 1930 Westfield Geneva

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1921 - 1930 Westfield Geneva 1920s Westfield Geneva. All original. Frame looks to have been repaired where the head tube meets the downtube, probably 50 years ago. Great, huge brass headbadge (Westfield, Massachusetts). New Departure Model C hub. Steel rims, white with black pinstripe. Peaked fenders with flat braces. Rear-facing dropouts.

1970 Eatons Glider

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1970 Eatons Glider Eatons Glider 5 speed. These bicycles were built by Raleigh for Eatons department stores im told, it is basically a 1969-72 Raleigh Sprite 5speed.

1965 Raleigh Glider

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1965 Raleigh Glider Male three speed. All original and complete except new tubes. 21 inch frame size (measured along the seat tube). 26 x 1 3/8 drop-center rims. Burgundy paint. Gray grips. Locking fork (missing key). Leather Brooks B-72 saddle. All steel thumb shifter. Raleigh-branded alloy kickstand. Early style brake calipers

1976 Raleigh Glider

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1976 Raleigh Glider Raleigh Glider,English made for Eaton~s Canada, missing original seat and kickstand, Sturmey archer 3A SA, Eaton~s sticker reads 1212/3, DORCY 6volt head light,original maroon no.8 paint, tires 26 3/8ths. Shown in my apartment where from I glided the bicycle to the U of M, picked up at a garage sale for $60 in Winnipeg.

1970 Raleigh Glider

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1970 Raleigh Glider Female 3-speed. All original and complete except new tires and hand grips. 21 inch frame, measured along the seat tube. Good paint and chrome except this section on the handlebar. 26 x 1 3/8 wheels. Leather Brooks saddle is well broken in and comfy

1973 Columbia Gold Crest

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1973 Columbia Gold Crest Male model. 26 inch cruiser. Very clean. All original and complete except new tubes. Single speed. 26 x 1.75 Carlisle Road Gripper tires. Bendix coaster brake. Made in Westfield, MA USA. Mesinger saddle

1931 - 1940 Raleigh Golden Arrow

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1931 - 1940 Raleigh Golden Arrow Raleigh Golden Arrow. Drum brakes front & rear, chrome front fork, 2 speed with neutral, appears to be all original & in excellent shape, serial # AD81451. Am interested in finding out age and value & possibly selling, have more pictures if interested

1973 Raleigh Gran Prix

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1973 Raleigh Gran Prix 1973 Raleigh Gran Prix. Male 10-speed made in Nottingham, England. Carlton frame, Carlton brake hoods, Carlton red "C" nuts throughout. All Simplex shifting. Cloth bar tape in good shape. Great Wrights W3N leather saddle. 23 1/2 inch Carlton frame, measured along the seat tube. Alloy CB stem, alloy handlebars, alloy Pletscher rear rack. Chrome steel 27 x 1 1/4 rims.

1972 Raleigh Gran Prix

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1972 Raleigh Gran Prix

1987 Univega Gran Rally

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1987 Univega Gran Rally This Univega Gran Rally I found in a shop that the owner had planned to fix up to sell, but had not gotten around to. He let me have it for $85.00, then threw in another old beater that is a long term project bike for me. I can not find much information about the Univega, but it has Shimano 600 components. All I have had to do to it to make it my wife~s ride was adjust the bars and add new tape. She really likes it, but we may have to replace the Italian Leather seat with one that is more female specific. The Univega does not fit me, but it actually rides and shifts a little better than the Trek.

1980 Ross Gran Tour

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1980 Ross Gran Tour Ross Gran Tour: circa 1980. Weinmann alloy wheels, SR alloy cranks, alloy Randonneur bars. Frame has no braze-ons for cables, etc. It has hardly a scratch - and the frame and components shine like new.

1911 - 1920 Emblem Greyhound

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1911 - 1920 Emblem Greyhound Greyhound model bicycle by Emblem Mfg. Co. Angola, N.Y. with 1917 Merkel Motor Wheel, Brian Kunzog

1987 Haro Group 1

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1987 Haro Group 1 This is the same bike as the other HARO pics. What has been done to the bike is.........Tottaly stripped of all parts. Parts added....wheels off a newer ~Goose delinquent...inonove 2.0x 20 tires.....Haro Fusion Neck.....Dyno NSX forks....old school DIRT SKIRT........ORYG....Older 3 peice cranks....loose balls in bottom bracket. Older funky diacomp brakes polished by me....Tektro brake lever. GT seatpost....Fusion seatpost clamp....polished....Velo Seat. the bike is a blast and G R E A T to ride!!!The bike during the sumer season gets overhauled at least once a month! Just recently was stripped and overhauled getting read for S P R I N G!! Michael

1950 Universal Mfg. Co Gym-Dandy Surrey

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1950 Universal Mfg. Co Gym-Dandy Surrey I have just restored this little gem but know nothing of it~s history other than it is a "Gym-Dandy Surrey" built in the 40~s or 50~s? by Universal Mfg. Co. Inc. of Bossier City, Louisana. Can anyone help with it~s history? age? worth?, because it is for sale.

1964 Schwinn Hat-in-the-Ring decal

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1964 Schwinn Hat-in-the-Ring decal Schwinn "Hat in the Ring" decal

1983 Rauler head lugs

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1983 Rauler head lugs Head lugs and fork crown of a 1983 Rauler serial number 23. The Raulers with these head lugs were the inspiration for the Colnago Arabesque which Rauler designed and then built the first ones.

1950 Elgin headbadge

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1950 Elgin headbadge Elgin headbadge. Various years.

1969 Schwinn Heavy-Duti

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1969 Schwinn Heavy-Duti This is a 1969 Schwinn Heavy-Duti. Not much more to say.

1969 Schwinn Heavy-Duti

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1969 Schwinn Heavy-Duti Here is the 1969 Heavy-duti~s Chaingaurd.

1968 Schwinn Sting-Ray Five Speed

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1968 Schwinn Sting-Ray Five Speed Have you ever seen a better stingray? I just restored this 1968 coppertone.

1971 Schwinn Sting-Ray Grey Ghost Krate

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1971 Schwinn Sting-Ray Grey Ghost Krate I wanted to post a picture of my 1971 Grey Ghost Krate. This bike was a Christmas present Dec 1971 and I have had this bike in my possession ever since. I have many favorite riding memories and truly enjoyed the Schwinn series of bikes growing up. I restored this bike several years after it was sitting for almost 20 years. I thoroughly cleaned the bike and did not touch the paint, which still has a well aged patina. All parts are original.

1971 Schwinn Sting-Ray Grey Ghost Krate

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1971 Schwinn Sting-Ray Grey Ghost Krate Just wanted to post a picture of my 1971 Grey Ghost Krate that I have recently "cleaned". I have had this bike in my possession since I was 5 years old. I haven~t touched the paint, just gave it a good thorough cleaning. All parts are original. What are my chances of getting this into a museum?

1963 Hi-Lo

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1963 Hi-Lo "Folding" bike. Make unknown, but side of tube reads
"Hi-Lo". Disassembles in middle of bike
with a turn knob.

The person submitting this picture would
like more information about this
folding bicycle.

1953 Monarch Holiday

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1953 Monarch Holiday I just thought I’d contribute a picture of my bike in your website. Also, if you have a chance, could you tell me more about this bike? I love this bike and would love to know all that I can.