Friday, October 23, 2015

1971 Schwinn Varsity

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1971 Schwinn Varsity 1971 Schwinn Varsity, 20", serial# MG080135,Campus Green, w/Schwinn chrome fenders and Spitfire rack (made in Denmark for Schwinn bicycle company). All stock (Schwinn or Schwinn approved) with exception of tires, tubes, and similar vintage Catseye rear reflector and yes that is the original handle bar tape. This bike has never seen a drop of rain. There are some scratches in the paint, but other than that its clean. Alls I did to restore is lube, (crank and headset grease looked like shelac came clean w/wd40), adjust and polish everything. Any questions email Richard

Thursday, October 22, 2015

1974 Schwinn Varsity

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1974 Schwinn Varsity This is a 1974 Schwinn Varsity with a 2hp Brigs & Stratton motor, The pedals are standard width, The engine mount, luggage rack, Tank, and Fork brace are hand made and all clamped/bolted on, No welding on frame. The PTO side of motor shaft has bin cut off and a v-belt pulley attached to a aluminum fly wheel, There is a friction drive wheel witch is locked down on the back tirer while pedaling, witch startes the motor and in turn powers the back wheel, When the lever on the side of the tank is released from it's locking gate poshion, the drive wheel disengages from the back wheel and a kill wire stops the motor and you continue pedaling. The wheeles are old stile coster brake style, The motor came off a rototiller and had all the forced air shrouds removed and turned into a free air, I have been riding this bike for two Yrs. in Florida and have not experinced any over heating problems. I have more detailed pic's if you are intrested, At ( )

Wednesday, October 21, 2015

1978 Schwinn Varsity

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1978 Schwinn Varsity This is my 1978 Varsity. I completely stripped it down, painted it, polished the chrome, and converted it to a single

speed. awesome commuter bike!!!!

Tuesday, October 20, 2015

1955 Werke Victoria

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1955 Werke Victoria Year unknown. PROPRETY: MARCOS AURÉLIO BONO - NOVA FRIBURGO - BRAZIL

Monday, October 19, 2015

1955 Werke Victoria

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1955 Werke Victoria Year unknown. PROPRETY: MARCOS AURÉLIO BONO - NOVA FRIBURGO - BRAZIL

Sunday, October 18, 2015

1986 Nida Vista Sport

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1986 Nida Vista Sport This is a Vista Sport by Nida bicycle co. The picture was taken by John Edwards

Saturday, October 17, 2015

1967 Monarch Vista Sport

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1967 Monarch Vista Sport Monarch Vista Sport tandem bicyle.

Friday, October 16, 2015

1970 Monarch Vista Sport Tandem

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1970 Monarch Vista Sport Tandem Monarch Vista Sport Tandem. Good shape, appears pretty much original. Paid $100 at a yard sale.

Thursday, October 15, 2015

1984 Univega Viva Touring

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1984 Univega Viva Touring 1984 Univega, "Viva Touring", 54cm, Black cherry color, serial# M313812, double butted chromoly frame tubes, mangalight fork, high tension stays, Sakae Randnner bars, SR stem, Suntour downtube shifters, Suntour BL derailleurs, Diacomp brake levers and cantilever brakes, Sakae CX crank w/52/46/36 rings (nice assortment for a triple), 14x32 six speed Suntour freewheel, Sunshine hubs laced to Araya 27x1 1/4 rims, and Univega Grand Touring tires 27x1 1/4. A guy I work for on occation pointed to it hanging in his garage and said if I can get to it I could have it. Well other than reorganizing his garage it was a freebee. Richard

Tuesday, October 13, 2015

1967 Mattel Vrroom Motor

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1967 Mattel Vrroom Motor This is a late 1960s five speed huffy rail bike.The motor is a mattel vrroom motor.This bike has a very tall sissy bar & rides awesome.

Monday, October 12, 2015

1967 Mattel V-RROOM Motor

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1967 Mattel V-RROOM Motor 1966-67 Mattel V-rroom! Motor (originally designed to mount on/in the Mattel Bronco or Mattel Stallion bikes) Variable motor speed sounds ( from an idle to a full blast top-end roar)were available by turning the handlebar-mounted throttle/selector (after you put in the key!) From: Jeff