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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1952 J. C. Higgins. This is my JC Higgins. Has ballon tires and is a very heavy bike. Think it is about 1950. Model and exact year unknown. It has a horn in the tank compartment and it works on 2 battery~s.
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1977 Sting-RaT Proof the StingRat exists. (Sting-RAT, not Sting-RAY)
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1977 Sting-RaT My StingRT~,not RaY.(told it~s an old Norco).Toy I plan to restore.
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1975 Roadway 1975 Roadway (Model Unknown). Full suspension, oil front, springs rear. Missing front fender.
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1950 Travis Bike Motor. It says "Hawthorne" and I know it was put out by Montgomery Ward. The motor runs good and it says "Travis Bike Motor" and "Serial No. 4476".
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1966 Columbia This is a Fred Deeley Bike, approximately 1966. Convertable bike.(top bar is removable) not sure of the model.
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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.
