This is an ad copy for the very rare double suspended Colson “Twin-Cushion” bicycle. The rear of the frame was cushioned in the same manner as the front fork, which was a Colson exclusive design. It is not known exactly how many of these bikes were sold, but we do know it was very few. Only a handful of originals are known to exist….
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Features on this bike include aluminum fenders, and headlight, chrome chainguard and a grilled tank. This Goodyear badge used to have 3 metal cutout initials that fit into it. Junior could choose the letters of his name at time of purchase. Goodyear Highway Patrol bicycle head badge …
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ALMOST RIDABLE COLSON. NOT SURE OF YEAR, BIKE HAS A LOT OF CHROME, NOT NICKLE. FRAME IS DARK MAROON WITH WHITE DARTS AND GOLD PIN STRIPES. IF ANYBODY KNOWS ANYTHING ABOUT THIS BIKE FEEL FREE TO EMAIL. Entry Submitted by Jeff Taylor…
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All orig except the Magna aftermarket pedals which, although not repro’s, did not come with the bike. Persons ‘teardrop’ pedals would be correct for this bike. ‘Waterfall’ headbadge is also repro. Entry Submitted by marc poberejsky…
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An older restoration with paint by Bob Strucel, This bike is immaculate and sports steel clad wood rims, speedo and Delta horn….
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Found in a basement in NY where it was stored since the 40’s, only missing the truss rods, which i assume were removed for the basket, this bike is completely original except for new innertubes. it had the original pink ones rotting away inside. Unique to this bike is a Troxel installation tag bolted to the seat pan, and a few scraps of paper that fell out of the steertube which appears to be an accessory installation specification sheet….
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Art deco bike designed by Wilbur Henry Adams industrial designer from Cleveland.Unlike anything on the market at that time and was not very popular.Only a handful are in existance today. The largest head badge ever for Colson. Entry Submitted by Bill Triplett…
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