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Hi, can someone help me identify this bike? Don't think is ccm or supercycle. Fist pic is the serial # T4050 and last picture all I can read is commander. Any help would be grateful. Thanks
Thought to share this new to me product that I purchased last week.
John Deere Ultra Guard Tire and Rubber Protecter.
!896 Goold Brantford Model B I got this bike up on wheels that i bought last fall at auction . i was missing a pedal and a very good friend turned out a pedal for me using the original for a pattern . Turned out super in my book. Bike is very original with new wood rims.
I found this 1890's frame at a 2 day auction last fall. I was there on Saturday and bought some stuff but couldn't be there Sunday. The frame was up on Sunday so a friend bought it for me. I picked it up on Wed this week. I have no clue as to what it is. The frame has unique dropouts, 2 3/4 aparts as does the fork ends have same measurements. The frame also has a nut on top rear stay for what, maybe to tighten the seat post as it does not have a tightening bolt. The bars are octogonal shape and same as the stem, both are 1 piece from what I can tell. No bolt to tighten it.
I recently picked up this old Supercycle. It says made in England. Were these made by Raleigh? The serial # is XA 34632. Does anybody have any info as to what year it may be and who the manufacturer was?
i have a one piece crank that requires 9/16 inch pedals any ideas would be appreciated as to maker thanks william rudolph
Hi! Just wanted to show off my wheel rebuild. This is part of an ongoing project to restore a late 60s SCP Cruiser for my girlfriend.
I used the original rims and hubs, but replaced the old spokes with new stainless DT Swiss spokes and nipples.
Here is the old wheel in teardown:
Here is the old and new hardware:
I hope all members are enjoying there holiday time.
I always say when you're not looking for it you will find it , or two.
I would like some help from the members, if you are able to ID these two bicycles and some history
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serial numbers
Men's 24165
ladies 20079
While riding on my Marauder, I often get stopped by people who had one before and sometimes when I ask them which one they had, between the single speed orange, the 3-speed yellow, or even the orange Wedge, they reply the green one.
I've been poking around, I know the Marauder was only in Hugger Yellow & Hugger Orange, then there's the Wedge...
All the Wedge I've seen on google are 3-speed in orange (& red?) and while looking, I dropped in another forum, one was mentionning a green Wedge as the single speed version.
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