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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1968 Peugeot (folding bike) I got this as a child, when we lived in Munich, I believe in 1968 or 69.
Two-speed (duomatic) pedal backwards to shift.
Foot & hand brakes.
I would love a 2nd one that
matches...
(Irene) N
Huntsville, AL
original & only owner (mine since childhood)
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1960 Carlton (headbadge) Carlton headbadge. Year Unknown.
&mak=Robin)
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1960 Robin Hood (headbadge) Robin Hood headbadge. Year Unknown.
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1960 New Hudson (headbadge) New Hudson headbadge. Year Unknown.
I have been researching a collection of
unused New Hudson Cycle Company
cycle tube head badges. In particular I have had no luck finding out whether it is a
motor cycle or
bicycle head badge.
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1901 - 1910 Harley-Davidson (Replica) Replica 1903 Harley Davidson built using parts of a Roadmaster
bicycle. The majority of the frame is fabricated as are the tanks, bars, engine and virtually everything but the wheels,
tires and seat.
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1901 - 1910 Harley-Davidson (replica) Replica 1903 Harley Davidson built using parts of a Roadmaster
bicycle. The majority of the frame is fabricated as are the tanks, bars, engine and virtually everything but the wheels,
tires and seat.
&mak=Mesinger)
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1968 Mesinger (saddle) Odd Mesinger saddle on a 1968 Columbia Playboy
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1947 Whizzer (Schwinn) Owned by David B in Euless Texas. Resored by Steve B.
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1976 Bendix '76' exploded hub diagram
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1952 Columbia 3 Star Ladies 1950's Columbia 3 Star, original
&mak=BSA)
