1971 Columbia SuperSport

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1971 Columbia SuperSport This is a 1971 Columbia SuperSport, more commonly refered to as an "SS5". Columbia made these bikes in a 5, 3, and 1 (or coaster brake) version. Their frame design, although innovative for the time, lacked strength in the sprocket mounting configuration, thus sending most of these bikes to an early grave. Either because of the small numbers left in existence, or the radical "chopper" design, these bikes are highly sought out by musclebike collectors today. They were also produced by the Modern Tool and Die Co. (MTD), and carried their headbadge as well. Both bikes were exactly the same other than the headbadge and chainguard artwork. The one shown here is fully restored. It can be used as a reference for such, as every detail is correct.(Lever covers were added at owners preference and were not factory original) Bike owned by/photo credit, Bob Timms 1-27-03

1982 Univega Superstrada

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1982 Univega Superstrada Early, approx 1982, Univega
Superstrada that I finished refurbishing late 06/early 07.
Photo contributed by Thom Jakowczyk, California

1949 Shelby Supreme

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1949 Shelby Supreme a rare and classic SHELBY CYCLE CO. SUPREME BICYCLE Ladies Bike in near mint condition, most likely museum quality. The owner's mother won this fabulous two-toned red and beige bike in a raffle at Hamlin Park in East Aurora, NY circa 1949 or 1950, and barely - if ever - used it, it has been stored most of its life. The chrome on the tires is brilliant, the seat looks brand new, and the "Shelby" painted decals are intact. The bicycle's serial number is 49.71781. It measures 33" to the seat and is 6 feet in length. Completely original including paint and all parts, this beautiful bicycle shows very little wear with only a handful of scratches or scuffs and some light rust in a few spots as can be seen in the photos, most of which are a result of moving it around in storage and not from use. The horn works fine as does the light, though new batteries/bulb are needed. Additional details regarding the parts include: * Seat: Stamped "Troxel, Elyria, OH" * Tires: Marked "US Royal Chain, United States Rubber Co." * Light: Marked "Delta, Made in USA" * Frame Plate: "Bendix" (near back tire) * Kickstand: Marked "DATA PL" * Handlebar Grips: Marked "FlexGrip, Pat. Pending" * Name Plates: One says "The Shelby, American's Quality Bicycle, The Shelby Cycle Co., Shelby, OH" and the other, "Shelby Supreme".

1985 Lotus Supreme

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1985 Lotus Supreme 1985 Lotus Supreme. 12-speed male racing bike. Columbus SL CroMoly Steel tubing frame; Campagnolo Super Record components. Two sets of wheels: one set with Araya rims and glue-on tires, the other set with Mavic rims and clincher tires. Bicycle is in mint condition (ridden less than 100 miles). $1,000 negotiable. Preferred payment: cashier's check.

1982 Univega Superstrada

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1982 Univega Superstrada Early, approx 1982, Univega
Superstrada that I finished refurbishing late 06/early 07.
Photo contributed by Thom Jakowczyk, California

1978 Huffy Sweet Thunder

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1978 Huffy Sweet Thunder (I think it's a 1978) Huffy Sweet Thunder This was my favorite "sweet" ride. I had a total 70's flashback when I saw this bike parked outside my local public library in Avalon, NJ. Kimberly

1970 Sears Swinger

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1970 Sears Swinger this is a ad from sears catalog, sorry don't know year but i think was around 69-70. it shows all 3 swinger models, single, 3 speed, and 5 speed which i still own.

1985 Cignal Talon

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1985 Cignal Talon Cignal Road Series (model: Talon). This is from the higher-end of the now-defunct Cignal bicycle company. TIG-welded steel frame (lightweight). From mid-80's to early 90's (guesstimate). Original equipment was Shimano 600 and Exage. Shown here restored with Campagnolo throughout.

1969 Columbia Tandem

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1969 Columbia Tandem I don't know much about this bike. We were informed it was a Columbia of unknown age. Bought repainted at a garage sale in 1981. No headbadge, I don't think any of the parts on the frame are original (they are all mismatched),the fork is strange, Would like to know more info.

1963 Western Flyer Tandem

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1963 Western Flyer Tandem

1931 - 1940 Rollfast Tandem

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1931 - 1940 Rollfast Tandem Balloon Tire Skiptooth Tandem, possibly a Rollfast, late 30s.

1949 Flying Scott Tandem

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1949 Flying Scott Tandem 1949 Flying Scot tandem. Cyclo 4 spd (not on bike), Resilion Cantilever brakes, BH (British Hub) Airlite continental hub.