Did you know bicycles can actually be ridden in street clothes? How much is your bicycle worth? What is the history of your bike?
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1976 All-Pro Girl~s All-Pro Musclebike. I haven~t found much about it except that it was originally purchased at K-mart. It~s a 3-speed bike with a flowered seat. Gears and brakes still work great. Picture taken 10/17/05.
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1950 CCM 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. Despite the bent-in forks and quite a few busted spokes on the front rim shes a swell ride.. slow rolling and heavy!
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1980 CCM Early 1980s? generic CCM cruiser. Un-original chainguard. Actually, this bike probably wasn~t really built by CCM. It was likely made after CCM went bankrupt and sold the rights to their name. Had a shimano coaster brake, 26 x 1 3/8 wheels. I glued on a headbadge from a late 70s CCM Targa
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1966 Columbia Bought this one today (Nov.3~05). No readable headbadge or other decals which reveal its making. The serial number though classifies it as a ~66 Columbia. Still in fully orginional condition(front & rear baskets detached) Some schrathes in the gold metallic paint, no rust apart from the rims.
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1954 Dunelt 1954 Dunelt. Modernized with Sun CR18 700c rims (40h rr, 32h ft), NOS Suntour Sprint ft hub. DT spokes, radial spoked ft, 3-cross rr. Conti SS 700x28 tires, Brooks B72 saddle, New Wald h/bar w/cork grips and Dia-Compe SS-7 brake levers, Dura-Ace standard-reach ft brake caliper and Wienmann 610 rr caliper, Pletscher rack, Ft fender from ~62 Raliegh-built Huffy.
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1980 JMC This was a dumpster dive rescue. I don~t know what year but I~m guessing 1979-1981. Ser #6010. I think it~s a JMC Standard. (JMC is stamped in rear of top tube) I~ve equipped it with some small cranks and seat for my son. Stem and clamp are GT, SUMO wheels,MX 1000 brakes. I just couldn~t wait to see it all together once it was primed up. I~m planning to restore it to the JMC red that it was originally. Looking for some powerlite mini bars for it.
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1952 Columbia This is a Columbia, im not sure what year it is, or what name it is. Im trying to find some more information about it. Also I need parts for it, tank, chainguard, rear rack, i know they have them because I saw a western flyer with all that on it with the same frame.
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1968 Hercules 1968 Hercules Male 3-speed made in Nottingham, England. Sturmey-Archer model AW internally geared 3-speed rear hub. All original. That top-tube mounted shifter is original as seen in ads from 1960 Boy"s Life magazines.
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1959 J.C. Higgins 1959 J.C. Higgins Female single speed made in USA. All original and complete. Front springer fork, tank, rear rack, dual headlight, dual tail light.
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1969 Armstrong Female 3-speed made in Nottingham, England. Sturmey-Archer model AW internally geared 3-speed rear hub. Good paint, chrome overall with fair chrome on the handlebars. Shifter is missing plastic face. Brooks saddle All original and complete except new 26 x 1 3/8 tires, tubes, new front fender brace and new indicator chain. 19.5 inch frame, measured along the seat tube
