WWII U.S. Army bicycles are among the rarest of vintage military vehicles around. Although the U.S. Army had used bicycles for many years before WWII, none were standardized for procurement before 1942. The Army’s official use for these bicycles was … Continue reading
This fantastic original 1937 Dayton Super Streamline bicycle belongs to Jerry Berg. Check out those awesome colors and pinstripes! Rare aluminum peaked fenders, mesh chain guard, small Persons “tombstone” reflector, Persons tornado-spring saddle, Torrington streamline pedals, and of course the … Continue reading
This 1937 Dayton is in amazing original condition. The paint and chrome gleams like the day it was new. Even though this bike never came with a tank, it makes up for it with other unique and stylish features such … Continue reading
Patent granted to George Gorman of the Davis Sewing Machine Company. This engine was sold with a specially designed motorcycle styled frame by davis under the Dayton name tag, called the Dayton “Motor Bicycle”. The engine kits were later sold … Continue reading
Dealer catalog for Dayton bicycles, 1920. Dayton bicycles were manufactured by the Davis Sewing Machine Company. … Continue reading
This ladies model Twin-Flex Cushioned bike is missing it’s badge, but it looks like it could have been a Dayton badged bike. It has some incorrect parts and is missing the headlight, but it was included in the archive just … Continue reading
This was another innovative bike from the Huffman Mfg. Co. This bike features a springer fork that allows the rider to adjust the spring tension to their comfort. Also equipped with horn tank, chainguard, and rear carrier that sport matching … Continue reading
Amature restoration. This bike featuring horn tank that goes around the head tube, lighted carrier, and deep fenders. … Continue reading
Here are a beautiful example of a pair of Dayton Twin-Flex originals. These two are totally complete and as nice as your going to find. Features include “Twin-Flex Cushioned” frame and fork, chrome ribbed tank, crow’s beak chainguard, front loading … Continue reading
1941 Dayton with horizontal springer fork which replaced the vertical style springer seen in previous years. This bike is unrestored. Appears to have newer tires. … Continue reading