1964 AMC VIII

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Bicycle Type: Middleweight
I THINK THIS IS A MID 60~S AMC VIII BASED ON THE AMC LOGO ON TOP OF THE HEADLIGHT.IT STILL RIDES GOOD,BUT I WANT TO RESTORE IT.I~M TRYING TO RESEARCH IT ONLINE,BUT THE CLOSES I CAN FIND ARE THE MURRAY AND SEARS MIDDLEWEIGHTS AND NONE OF THOSE HAVE QUITE THE SAME DESIGN. IF ANYONE KNOWS ANYTHING ABOUT THIS BIKE YOUR INFO WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED.EMAIL IS COJO13 @ GMAIL.COM PHOTO COURTESY: JIM COPEN

1911 - 1920 Hartford

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Bicycle Type: Safety
I JUST PICKED UP THIS HARTFORD AND KNOW VERY LITTLE ABOUT IT. THE HEAD BADGE READS "HARTFORD WESTFIELD MFG.CO. WESTFIELD,MASS.U.S.A." WITH A PICTURE OF AN ELK IN THE FOREST IN THE MIDDLE. UNDER THE CRANK IT READS " D 5 2 7 (A 2 SIDEWAYS) 0 4 ". IT~S SUPPOSED TO HAVE TENSIONER SCREWS IN THE REAR. THE FRONT SPROKET IS A 26 TOOTH SPROKET (SKIP TOOTH). IT USES A "PULL-THROUGH" TYPE FRONT HUB (LIKE A MOTORCYCLE HUB). I BELIEVE IT IS IN THE 1890~S - 1920~S...?

1960 Eatons Glider

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Bicycle Type: Lightweight
AFTER MANY HOURS OF WEB SURFING I HAVE FIGURED OUT WHAT I HAVE HERE.. A RALEIGH BICYCLE THAT WAS MADE FOR EATONS CANADA AND BADGED AS A GLIDER. IT HAS RUBBER BLOCK PEDALS, A BROOKS SEAT AND A WILLIAMS CRANK, WITH THE HELP OF A FEW VINTAGE BIKE WEBSITES I WAS ABLE TO DETERMINE THE BIKE BUILD DATE TO BE 1960 BASED ON THE ZA STAMP ON THE CHAINWHEEL, I AM IN THE PROCESS OF MAKING IT A RIDEABLE BIKE AGAIN, INCLUDING FINDING THE RIGHT STURMEY ARCHER 3 SPEED REAR HUB. I ALSO HAVE THE REAR FENDER AND THE CHAIN GUARD WHICH ARE IN ACCEPTABLE CONDITION. IF ANYONE ELSE OUT THERE HAS ONE OF THESE I WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM YOU, CONTACT ME AT JAMESWEARLE @ GMAIL.COM

1963 Sears Crusader

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Bicycle Type: Middleweight
SEARS CRUSADER. 26" WHEELS

1971 Jacques Anquetil

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Bicycle Type: Lightweight
JACQUES ANQUETIL , MADE IN FRANCE, STRONGLIGHT, PERJOHN, SIMPLEX, 1971, 53CM

1964 Schwinn Twinn

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Bicycle Type: Misc
1964 SCHWINN BUILT FOR TWO - DELUX PROJECT 1 BRIANHPATTERSON @GMAIL.COM

1966 Raleigh Superbe

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Bicycle Type: Lightweight
1966 RALEIGH SUPERBE - ALL ORIGINAL, WITH DYNO HUB GENERATOR, HEAD LIGHT AND TAIL LIGHT STILL WORK!

1931 - 1940 Hercules

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Bicycle Type: Lightweight
MY HERCULES 1935, BLACK COLOR.

1975 Unknown

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Bicycle Type: Misc
NOT SURE HOW OLD THIS BIKE IS I BELIEVE THAT IT MIGHT HAVE BEEN ONE THAT MONKEY~S RODE IN THE CIRCUS...IT HAS NO MAKE OR MODEL ON THE BIKE THE SEAT IS A HARD PLASTIC WITH SPRINGS UNDER IT. THE WHEELS LOOK LIKE THE KIND THE USED ON PEDAL CARS BACK IN THE DAY... I PURCHASED THIS BIKE BACK IN 1986 FROM MY BROTHER. ANY INFORMATION WOULD BE GREATLY BE APPRECIATED YOU CAN E-MAIL AT SHIRLEYSFUN @ YAHOO COM

1951 Winchester

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Bicycle Type: Lightweight
YEAR: UNKNOWN MODEL: WINCHESTER HANDLEBARS AND SEAT STAMPED EASTMAN SINGLE SPEED ROD BRAKES PURCHASE PRICE: $260.00 CDN

1977 Crescent

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Bicycle Type: Lightweight
ABOUT 1976-77 CRESCENT LADIES BIKE FROM SWEDEN. ONLY ONE I HAVE EVER SEEN IN THE U.S., & I HAVE 2 OF THEM. MODEL 92133, WITH TORPEDO TRIPLEX 3 SPEED HUB, BUILT IN LOCK, ORIGINAL REAR RACK, LIGHT SET, & " PEARL " BELL.[ TWIST OR TAP IT TO RING ] REPLACEMENT SEAT IN PIX, THOUGH. WILL SEND BETTER PIX ONCE RESTORED.

1948 Humber

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Bicycle Type: Lightweight
HUMBER - LADIES LATE 1940S. SEAT POST DECAL DETAIL."HUMBER THE ARISOCRAT OF BICYCLES." EMAIL 10SPEEDPRODUCTIONS @ GMAIL.COM