1938 Roadmaster All American Supreme
The 1938 Roadmaster All American Supreme with its special frame consisting of mostly curved tubing. This is very simiar to the 1937 model which had the famous bug-eye tank. This 1938 model uses the...
The 1938 Roadmaster All American Supreme with its special frame consisting of mostly curved tubing. This is very simiar to the 1937 model which had the famous bug-eye tank. This 1938 model uses the...
This 1938-39 Roadmaster was restored by Ted Lusher in brilliant blue and white with chrome gothic fenders. Chrome fenders on pre-war Roadmaster bicycles are rarely seen, but they sure look great! This bike features...
This original 1937 Roadmaster is the next of kin to the coveted Supreme model. It shares the same frame and many other deluxe and unique features with the Supreme. The frame is one of...
The fabulous 1937 Roadmaster Supreme! Does it get much cooler than this?
This 1941 Roadmaster wears its original paint and chrome. Notice the New Departure 2 speed in black, which was a war-time finish for many bicycle parts. The fork is a Shock-Master spring suspended fork...
This unusual bike was made by the Cleveland Welding Company, one of the first designs that the company offered. It features an unusual tank that wraps around the head tube with the badge integrated...
This months Bicycle of the Month is this 1937 Roadmaster restored and owned by Greg Clark. It features a New Departure 2-speed hub and a New Departure front brake. It is finished the factory...