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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1963 Dunelt The yellowed-looking grip & cables are
as white as the rest.
'63 Dunelt I found in Palm
Springs California. Certainly not the Holy Grail of English bikes,
but the condition is astonishing. I thought you might be interested.
Not a stitch out of place on the saddle or bag, not a spot of rust.
Grip shift. New tires & tubes. I think everything else is original.
credit Zach Mathews
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1941 - 1945 Whizzer I believe this is a 1942 Road Master Bicycle I added the Whizzer
package.
Kraig Ruhnke
Menasha Public Schools
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1950 CACIQUE Year unknown.
PROPRETY: MARCOS AURÉLIO BONO - NOVA FRIBURGO - BRAZIL
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1950 CACIQUE PROPRETY: MARCOS AURÉLIO BONO - NOVA FRIBURGO - BRAZIL
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1958 Evans Possibly a Viscount 700 but not positive. 50's or 60's vintage?? Not much info on this one.
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1931 - 1940 Rollfast Here are some photos of a DP Harris Rollfast I recently picked up.
Features:Standard Headbadge,Front Load EA Fender light,Speed and Ease Pre
War,late 30s??
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1962 Achilles I found this South African made Achilles bicycle in a local shop. What a find! It has a licence disk mounted on the handlebars (not visible in this picture) which dates from 1962. Bicycle licences were law in SA until around 15 years ago. It is in great condition with the varnish/painted badges and logos all in great condition. The head and tail lamps both work from a dynamo although the tail-lamp's bulb has fused. I suspect that the rear hub is not original since it has a 73 date code. Otherwise all original. I do not ride this bicycle or take it out-doors in case of theft. It's just too valuable to me! Photo credit: Charl Cilliers
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1931 - 1940 Roadmaster 1939-40 Roadmaster. Total restorarion. Photo credit Bob Hagy.
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1949 J. C. Higgins I think that it's a late 1940's JC Higgins girls bike. It has a rack on the back with false tail lights and fins as well as skirt guards on the rear wheel. I'd appreciate any more info anyone has on this model.
