
Follow along as I do a complete restoration on a 1918 Harley Davidson “Motorcyke” bicycle! The bicycle that I’ll be restoring started out as a pile of parts collected from various sources. They are all correct parts to build an … Continue reading
Follow along as I do a complete restoration on a 1918 Harley Davidson “Motorcyke” bicycle! The bicycle that I’ll be restoring started out as a pile of parts collected from various sources. They are all correct parts to build an … Continue reading
A recent find. The wheels are not correct nor is the saddle. I have the original wood rims which are not usable. Ive cut out the hubs and am looking for replacement rims at present. The saddle requires new leather … Continue reading
Decided to photograph some of my hidden away Racycles. First time on a forum. Seems like fun. Enjoy.Entry Submitted by Blue Nelson … Continue reading
This was a frame, badge, fork, and large Wheel i bought on Ebay hoping to piece together with later (really any) Columbia parts I could find when unbelievably another early Standard Highwheel shows up at our local monthly meet in … Continue reading
My wifes great grandfather used to race this bike on an indoor track in Syracuse NY. His diary from 1904 stated the name of his bike and it’s serial number. Not sure just when he bought itEntry Submitted by william … Continue reading
Hi – I bought this old bicycle on Craigslist and I’m trying to do research for the make, model, year, anything that would help. I am still digging around on it and hope to find more clues. It does have … Continue reading
Bought at auction 20 years ago. I have not been able to find out anything about it. I believe it is a wooden rim, but not sure. The paint is red and has gold pinstripe. Neck badge says eagle, that … Continue reading
Given to my father when he was 12 (1924).restored 2004Entry Submitted by john Marsh … Continue reading
I just acquired this bike. Wood rims and wood hand grips. Except for the tires, it is a complete bike. No splits or cracks in the wood.I am currently doing some research to figure out what year it is. the … Continue reading
Racycle was known for their trademark large front sprocket. On their racing bikes, the large front sprocket allowed for high speeds, but in production models this would have made the bike too difficult to pedal up hills. To compensate they … Continue reading