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2007-01-30+018.JPGAirflo (1936, Cadillac) - This is an early style Shelby built Airflo bicycle, branded as a Cadillac. There was no association with the Cadillac Motor Car Company. Entry Submitted by Bill Triplett
1937-Shelby-Lindy.jpgAirflo (1937, Lindy) - Excellent condition original paint and chrome 1937 Shelby Airflow sold with "Lindy" badge. Entry Submitted by Evan Penny
ShelbyAirflo 1936.jpgAirflo (1938, Western Flyer) - Western Flyer Shelby Airflo Entry Submitted by marc poberejsky
1939 Shelby Airflo MT 2sml.jpgAirflo (1939, Speedline) - Mick Thompsons fully restored 1939 Shelby "Speedline Airflo" has all the latest styling of the late 1930's. This particular model has stainless steel tank inserts, where as many models had this part just painted steel. Notice the rare original Delta tail light and streamline Torrington pedals. Restored and painted in its factory original colors b...
airflow1.JPGAirflo (1938, Western Flyer) - 1938 Shelby built, Wester Flyer badged womans Airflo. Entry Submitted by Marc Pfisterer
a004.JPGAirflo (1939, Shelby) - Restord, repainted and rechromed 1939 girl's Shelby Airflow. Aluminum chainguard, gullwing bars, quite the rider. Entry Submitted by Aaron Thomas
1940 Shelby longnose Airflow 1.jpgAir-Flo (1940, Shelby) - This is a slightly dressed down version of an AirFlo. Notice the carrier and chainguard are more generic in appearance than on other Airflo models. Still a beautiful bike with fantastic lines.
Girls Airflo.jpgAirflow (1939, Shelby) - 1939 original paint and chrome Shelby Airflow. Entry Submitted by Evan Penny
1939 HiawathaArrow1.jpgArrow (1939, Hiawatha) - Deluxe Hiawatha Arrow, sold by Gambles department stores. Manufactured by Shelby, this bike is very similar to the Shelby branded Airflo model. The horn tank, which had the headlight built in wraps around the head tube for a streamline look. The carrier and chainguard both had a large heavy look.
1939 Shelby Hiawatha Airflow no-nose 1.jpgArrow (1939, Hiawatha) - The Hiawatha Arrow "No Nose" got its name from its similarity to the Shelby Airflo, which had a tank that extended in front of the head tube. Other than that, the rear portion of the tank was the same... thus the nickname "No Nose".
1930's Hiawatha Arrow 1.jpgArrow (1930's, Hiawatha) - Very similar to the Airflo, the primary difference is the tank design. The Air-Flo has embossed lightening darts on each side of the tank and the headlight sticks out further on the bottom rather than the top as seen here. This bike is a complete original in very nice condition. Notice the indian head fender ornament.
1930's Airflow girls 1.jpgArrow (1939, Hiawatha) - Shelby built Hiawatha Arrow. For more info, click here.
1939 Shelby Hiawatha Airflow no-nose 1.jpgArrow (Hiawatha) - This months featured bicycle is a Shelby built Hiawatha "no-nose" Air-Flo. Notice the tank does not extend past the head tube like it does on the standard Airflo bicycles, yet the bike still retains all the other deluxe features. This bike was restored by Keith Dean and is one of Rich Edmonsons most prized bikes.
2006-01-16 020.JPGArrow (1940, Hiawatha) - Shelby built Hiawatha Arrow, sold by Gambles Hardware Stores. For more info, click here. Entry Submitted by Bill Triplett
EMAIL PICT 009.jpgArrow (1939, Hiawatha) - Shelby built Hiawatha Arrow exclusive tank for Gambles. Entry Submitted by Bill Triplett
100_0548.jpgArrow (1938, Hiawatha) - Entry Submitted by John Simpson
1941 Shelby Deluxe.jpgDeluxe (1941, Shelby) - This Shelby is equipped with a "biscuit" headlight, rear carrier, horn tank, and truss fork. A nice complete original bike just waiting a good detailing.
DDuck.JPGDonald Duck (1949, Shelby) - Reverse Color Scheme Entry Submitted by Brian Kunzog
adonalduck1.JPGDonald Duck - Whizzer (1949, Shelby) - Shelby Donald Duck Mock-up with Whizzer motor kit. Entry Submitted by John Simpson
a020.JPGFlyer (1940, Shelby) - Completely restored 1940 Shelby Flyer badged "No Nose." All chromework by Bob Barnes at Vernes Chrome Plating in SoCal, Lobdell seat restored by Bob Uszjaszi, paint by Aaron Thomas. Entry Submitted by Aaron Thomas
1938 Shelby Flying Cloud.jpgFlyer (1938, Shelby) - Shelby built Hiawatha Arrow, laides model. For more info click here.
mexi 06 019.jpgFlying Cloud (1941, Shelby) - Entry Submitted by Mike Yonker
IMAG0075.JPGFlying Cloud (1951, Shelby) - 1951 Shelby Flying Cloud, I just finished this bike for a woman who's husband asked me to refinish it for her for Christmas 2009. She won it back when she was 7 or 8 in 1951 and held on to it all this time. Entry Submitted by DOUG DEGRASSI
1890's Shelby Ideal 1.jpgIdeal Ladies Model (1890's, Shelby) - This Shelby built Ideal ladies model features a unique saddle. Notice the interesting head badge that is designed to look like a sprocket.
WF_1.JPGMotorbike (1930's, Western Flyer) - All original "AS FOUND" Western Flyer, only items replaced were the tires and tubes. 2-speed shifter, speedo, and tail light still works! Stainless steel fenders. Bike just needs cleaned up. For now, it will stay just like you see it. Entry Submitted by Rodger Armbrust
1939 Shelby Speedline model 62-1.jpgSpeedline Airflo (1939, Western Flyer) - The Bicycle of the Month for September, 2001 is this gorgeous 1939 Shelby Speedline Model 62 - It is an older restoration currently being upgraded to a correct Model 72. This bike currently has N.O.S. U.S.Royal Master tires, original accessory streamline gooseneck, Carryflector "handelbar ducks" and knuckle guards and Morrow brake. Upgrades in the...
1939 Shelby WF Airflo 1.jpgSpeedline Airflo (1939, Western Flyer) - Widely regarded as one of the most stylish if not the most stylish bikes to come out of the balloon tire era. This bike, built by Shelby Cycle Company features an enormous lighted tank, deep fenders with tail light, curved fender braces, Troxel horizontal spring saddle, and streamlined pedals.
DSC03064.JPGSpeedline Airflo (1938, Shelby) - Thor- God Of Thunder (Terry Laborde) throwing his lightning. Entry Submitted by walter adams
imgp0769.jpgSpeedline Airflow Flyer (1939, Shelby) - Restored Airflow Flyer completed in 2008.Riding on Goodtear G3 Airwheel white walls. Entry Submitted by Bill Triplett
imgp0908.jpgSpeedline Airflow Flying Cloud (1939, Shelby) - Restored Airflow Flying Cloud.Riding on B.F. Goodrich white wall tires. NOS Carry Flectors and Delta taillight. Entry Submitted by Bill Triplett
1939 SS Spiegel pg383.jpgSpiegel Catalog (1939 Spring / Summer) - These pages were scanned from the 1939 Spring and Summer Spiegel catalog. They show bicycles made by Monark Silver King Inc. and the Shelby Cycle Company. Spiegel's bikes were brand named Airman. The first page shows the bikes built by Monark. The most deluxe being the Comet, which is an extremely rare twin-suspension variation of Monark's Super...
Pre War Rollfast 001.jpgStandard (1940's, Rollfast) - DP Harris Rollfast,with Standard Headbadge EA Fender Light,EA Horn Button.This bike looks like a Shelby?? Owner Marty Mullins Entry Submitted by Martin Mullins
Airflo.jpgSuper Air Flow (1939, Shelby) - This is an immaculate older restoration, formerly in the Steve Castelli collection. It sports new old stock chrome fenders, aluminum carrier and rear fender light, chrome chain guard, stainless steel tank insert, New Departure fore wheel brake, fork mounted speedo, Persons teardrop pedals, Horizontal spring saddle and nos Gillette tires. No repop p...
gregs/Shelby1.jpgSuper Deluxe (1950's, Shelby) - Deluxe Shelby men's bicycle featuring built in chrome headlight, tail light and springer fork.
1940's Shelby Supreme 1.jpgSupreme (1940, Shelby) - This bike is equipped with "Shock-ease" internal springer fork, "biscuit" headlight, horn tank, rear carrier, and deep fenders with curved braces.
DSC03167.JPGVintage Bicycles (Walt's bikes) - 1934 Schwinn Aerocycle, 1935 Elgin Bluebird, 1937 Roadmaster Supreme, 1939 Shelby Airflo, 1940 Huffman Champion, 1941 Mercury "lit tank". Entry Submitted by walter adams
1938 Shelby West Wind.JPGWest Wind (1938, Spiegel Airman) - This artists concept of a radical Shelby bicycle shows features that did not make it to the production "Airflo" model. Double sided full lenght chain guard, built in tail light, stainless steel tank and guard, wire fender braces, speedometer built into the goosneck and solid pedal blocks are among the differences. Overall a very nice design, too ...
1937 Western Auto Catalog pg80.jpgWestern Auto Catalog (1937) - These scans, from the 1937 Western Auto Supply catalog show Shelby built bicycles. The deluxe Streamline "Master" model was later called the Air-Flo by Western Auto Supply and other retailers, however Shelby called this early version (1937-1938) the Airflow (no dash, and spelled with a 'w' at the end). Later, Shelby would call the bike the Airflo, ...
1938 Western Auto pg80.jpgWestern Auto Catalog (1938) - In this 1938 Western Auto Supply catalog, we see bicycles built by Shelby. The early version of the Air-Flo is shown. The Air-Flo DeLuxe features a Delta torpedo combination horn-headlight and a Delta Defender tail light. This bike also features a Lobdell Horizontal Spring saddle. Available was the New Departure 2-speed hub.
1939 Western Auto Greentagsale page1.jpgWestern Auto Green Tag Sale Catalog (1939) - This scan of a page from a 1939 Western Auto Supply store catalog reads "Good News! for Pre-School Bicycle Buyers!" and advertises a lay-away plan for the purchase of a new bike. Shown are bicycles built by Shelby, such as the Sheby Airflo ladies model and the deluxe tank model built by the Cleveland Welding Company, makers of Roadmaster bicycles.
1939 Western Auto Red Tag Sale pg 1.jpgWestern Auto Red Tag Sale Catalog (1939) - These catalog pages were scanned from a 1939 Western Auto Supply catalog. Shown are Western Flyer bicyles and repair parts and accessories. The bicycles shown were made by a variety of manufacturers. The two ladies bikes and the base model boys bike shown were made by Shelby. The deluxe fully equipped boys bike with horn tank was built by the Cleve...
ashlwz1.JPGWhizzer (1941, Shelby) - Restored Shelby with Whizzer motor kit. Entry Submitted by John Simpson
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