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1941 - 1945 Schwinn Excelsior
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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1953 Hiawatha Original paint. Pedals are repro (I believe). Tires are replacements. I have the serial number, and am still looking for the year, however it is undoubtedly manufactured by Cleveland Welding, and has identical
features of the 1953 boys Hawthorne found in the picture database.
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1921 - 1930 Elgin Elgin with tool box tank. All original
including tubless tires that really hold
air for about an hour of riding. Steel
clad wood rims, only tank has been
repainted.
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Late 1950s Rochet Super Special with Oscar Egg lugwork
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1970 Sears 5 speed Sears muscle bike (Shimano "Lark" derailleur), 24 x 1 3/8 tire on the front
and a 24 x 1 3/4 tire on the rear. Both brakes are mounted on the back wheel. This bike was
retailed by Sears in the 69/70 time frame. The red shifter handle is wrong, it should be a
white plastic "T" shaped piece.
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1978 Humber Exploded diagram - REAR VIEW. (c)1950 and 1978, Raleigh Industries, LTD
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1978 Rudge Exploded diagram - REAR VIEW. (c)1950 and 1978, Raleigh Industries, LTD
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1978 Raleigh Exploded diagram - REAR VIEW. (c)1950 and 1978, Raleigh Industries, LTD