Excellent original, un-restored World Varsity mens lightweight bicycle. Equipped with Sturmey Archer 3-speed hub. Still equipped with it’s original mattress type saddle and original Schwinn script brake levers. Very often when these bikes find their way into the hands of … Continue reading
I bought this Paramount in December 2011 from the original owner. I ordered a providence report from Schwinn Waterford that indicated this 1978 Paramount P13 was original order as a frameset by Jerry’s Schwinn Shop in Coon Rapids, MN in … Continue reading
Please help me to identify this rare bike. The man I bought said that is an ufi 1953 , but in internet nothing matches with this words. The bike has grips, chain cover, frame cover and mudguard made out of … Continue reading
Matched set of girls and boys 3-speed Coast King “De Luxe” purchased new from Coast to Coast store in 1970.Entry Submitted by roger potts … Continue reading
This is a 1957 Norman manufactured Western Flyer. It’s been refurbished for reliability and includes a Sachs Torpedo Dreigang three speed, with a coaster brake, and new tires. I tried to keep with the original character of the bike and … Continue reading
This base model lightweight bicycle is typical of the bicycles sold in America during WW2. Lack of chrome plating in areas where it is usually seen was due to restrictions in manufacturing during the war. The chain guard on this … Continue reading
Not sure,but heard this bike was marketed by Stelber bicycle co. of Brooklyn New York.Entry Submitted by gary dickson … Continue reading
This is a late 1950’s JC Higgins. It is in Awesome condition. Entry Submitted by Joseph Officer … Continue reading
This is a bike I received in a donation. I”m curious to know anything about the Tokheim “transmission” setup and an approximate year? Thanks in advance.Entry Submitted by Mark Brownlee UPDATE: Info found on oldroads.com…. “The Tokheim was a five … Continue reading
This is my bike, it has 3 speed Sturmey Archer, with full Schwinn parts. Its my winter project for this winter.Entry Submitted by adam christenson … Continue reading