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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1972 Otasco Flying O Qualifier 5 Here is an Otasco Flying O "Qualifier 5" The bike is all original, and came from the original
owner, who could not remember the year of this one. It has two shift levers on the console, one is for the Shimano gears and the other is a rear brake.
Any more info would be appreciated.
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1967 Schwinn Racer 1967 schwinn racer. Single speed, coaster brake. Found at a yard sale in Indiana. Still rides like a dream!
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1964 Schwinn Racer 1964 Schwinn Racer. Male 3-speed made in Chicago, USA. Sturmey-Archer model AW 3-speed internally geared rear hub. Sturmey-Archer all-steel thumb shifter. All original and complete except tires are not original. Good paint, chrome and decals, including the old Schwinn "Hat in the Ring" decal. Mesinger 2 tone saddle. 26 x 1 3/8 inch Schwinn rims. Schwinn grips. Blue glitter hub shiners with reflectors. Schwinn Approved brake calipers.
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1973 Schwinn Racer 1963 Schwinn Racer Ladies model.All original 3 speed, only needs tires and a little time.
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1971 Schwinn Racer 1971 schwinn racer, blue in color , 3 speed, has generator -front and rear lights. bike had been stored in a shed for years because of misinformation about tire size. was found after it had set in the trash in frount or owners house. bike was given to me -for the asking! i took this picture one month later - after new tires and tubes,also a new chain. my name is noah , thank you! oldroads.com !!!
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1967 Huffy Rail 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.
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1966 Huffy Rail 1966 Huffy Rail. original red line tires and red line pedals. 5-speed t-bar shifter.
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1966 Huffy Rail 1966/1967 Rail
Early Huffy Rail Characteristics
1. Early Huffy Headbadge
2. Small oval Huffy seat post decal.
3. Black Troxel banana seat with silver piping around the bottom edge.
4. Wider front tire (20 x 1.75). Not the thinner 20 x 1 3/8 like on later Rails.
5. Plastic spoke protector.
6. Shifter welded to the frame.
7. Two long decals on the frame on each side of the shifter rather than the chromed plastic “Control Console” over the shifter used in later Rail models.
8. Different handlebars bent more outward than later Rail Handlebars.
9. Regular white glitter grips, Not form fitting Huffy grips like on the later Rail models.
