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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1971 CCM Mustang X-16 1971 3 speeds CCM Mustang X-16 new paint job same original copper color ,
original stickers, all original except of the fork (CHopper style) and the
shifter Suntour stick shift .
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1952 Schwinn New World 1952 Schwinn New World, Serial Number G16803. The frame is in original black paint, with the typical scratches in a 50+ year old bike, with a very good "Schwinn New World" decal on the downtube and a pretty good "top hat" decal on the seat mast. The New World headbadge is in excellent condition. The fenders and hockey-stick chainguard (which is an appropriate part for many high-end pre-war Schwinn balloon-tire bikes!) have been repainted, and the fenders have some minor dings. The rear hub is a single speed New Departure. Rims are rusty. Original Schwinn grips. Nice original Schwinn stem in silver paint. Wald pedals. The mattress saddle is original, and although the oil cloth cover is shot, the padding is in excellent condition, and will recover easily. Seat still has the original Schwinn badge on the back. Needs new 26 inch X 1 and 3 eighth "touring" style tires.
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1901 - 1910 Sunbeam Newill 3 speed hub Patented 1905.
Shows the r.h. side with changer mechanism and sprocket. Note that the "silent freewheel" is external to the hub and integral with the sprocket - not sure if it would be interchangeable with Sunbeam single-speed freewheels. The fairing on the top of the changer mechanism suggests this is the 1909 model, as in the 1907 version the changer wire is exposed beyond the pulley wheel and the metal sleeve is cylindrical.
Patent no GB190515579
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1901 - 1910 Sunbeam Newill Epicyclics guts The outer epicyclic ring that has been removed from the other picture. It occupies the first "step" of the Newill hub. Note the abundance of ball bearings.
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1953 Western Flyer Newsboy Special western flyer newsboy special sold to me as a '37? could be later? any thoughts? very solid ride.,,..all orig. down to tubes
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1966 Schwinn Sting-Ray Fastback
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1976 Schwinn Sting-Ray Fastback 5-speed thumb shift
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1967 Schwinn Sting-Ray Fastback FOR SALE 1967 schwinn stingray fastback 5 speed coppertone in color good shape a few stone chips in paint but chrome shines beautifully!!s...
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1966 Schwinn Sting-Ray Fastback My old stingray fastback - coppertone color. my kids think its wierd but cool. bikes today have no style.
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1976 Schwinn Sting-Ray Fastback
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1967 Schwinn Sting-Ray Fastback 67 schwinn ramshorn fastback. schwinn ramshorn HB, bow pedals, mag, coppertone hb tape, early style schwinn speedo, sobitz front generator light,ect. It was powdered coated coppertone and the decals came from pete, everything except the seat is an original schwinn part no repop parts were used, Its a blast to ride.
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1982 Montgomery Ward Open Road Excalibur MONTGOMERY WARDS OPEN ROAD "EXCALIBUR". COLOR IS A DARK BROWN TO TAN FADE. BROWN WITH ORANGE STRIPE BANANA SEAT. BOUGHT FOR 10 DOLLARS OUT OF NEIGHBORS GARAGE. ABOUT THE SAME SIZE OF A STING RAY JUNIOR. PHOTO TAKEN BY RICKY.
