This is a complete original Roadmaster featuring the “Shockmaster” spring fork, drop kickstand, and tank with removable side panel. Rear carrier has tail light and the headlight is a front loading torpedo….
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37-38 Cleveland Welding, Roadmaster Cycle Truck. Found abandoned and left for dead on a farm in western Kansas. Every moving part was rusted solid and had to be heated for disassembly. The bike has been reconditioned. I chose to leave the original rusted patina on the bike,I think it fits it and looks pretty good. It is missing the front stand. The bike draws a lot of attention as most people have never seen one before. Entry Submitted by Ronn R…
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The Roadmaster was designed by famous industrial designer Brook Stevens. Mr. Stevens also designed the Oscar Meyer Wienermobile, round windows in washers & dryers, bullet nosed train, and some of the Studebaker automobiles. Many people are of the opinion that Roadmaster designed the Luxury Liner to compete with the Schwinn Phantom. In fact, the Luxury Liner was released before the Phantom. The Luxury Liner was truly a loaded bicycle and thi…
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50th anniversary edition. Lots of thumbs up with total strangers stopping me, to take pictures of this wonderful bike. Rides like a lumo. This bike has given me great pride of ownership probably the most under rated bike on the web. Bought this bike new in the orginal box. Entry Submitted by tony ferreira…
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An original bike except for the blackwall Typhoon tires. The Roadmaster had a rather unusual springer front end but it rides like a dream! Entry Submitted by Shawn Sweeney…
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1953-54 Roadmaster Pleasure Liner. Found in Illinois, May of 2010. The fellow I bought it from got it from the original owner. I have pictures of it as found condition and cleaned up. Only thing I did to it is new red tires and red grips. I totally disassembled the bike and cleaned it. Entry Submitted by Mark Wheatley…
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This is a bike I restored for my Father-in-law. It originally belonged to his Father, so it was cool to get it back to close to original. Entry Submitted by Mark Brownlee…
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1961 24″ AMF Roadmaster Jet Pilot Original Un-restored Bike. Aquired from 2nd owner, Local Bike. The Lights on the Truss bars were missing so they have been replaced with NOS. It has a built in Horn in the Tank with a Push Button to activate. White NOS checkered Flag mudflap added & also a Suicide knob for Kicks ! Entry Submitted by chris jeffries…
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Restored 1940-41 Roadmaster Lightweight Touring built by The Cleveland Welding Company.Entry Submitted by Greg Clark…
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