Original paint, black with green scallops. … Continue reading
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This bike is completely original except tank and tires (Carlisle All White Lightning Darts). The rear fender is unusual as pointed out by Bob Ujzsaszi as it is a boys fender with the same amount of patina as the rest … Continue reading
Ground up restoration using leaded Schwinn paint. All original parts. Chrome work done by Bob at Verne’s Chrome. Thanks to all who helped me in this project…Aaron Thomas, Bob Ujzsaszi, Tim Brandt, Diana Foley, Dirk Adams, Joey Gudino…to name a … Continue reading
All original bike purchased from the family of the original owner, loaded with extra accessories which were added at the time of purchase according to the owner’s family. Features: Fore-wheel brake, with “shorty” handle Patent Appl’d For Locking fork with … Continue reading
Excelsior badged Schwinn bicycle equipped with a Whizzer motor. Entry Submitted by Brian Kunzog … Continue reading
Original except tires. Miller Bicycle Lock under the seat. Entry Submitted by joel robertson Stainless steel fenders and E.A. brand “Klaxon” plunger horn adorn this classic balloon tire bicycle. Typical motorbike style frame. … Continue reading
Excelsior built motorbike bicycle. This brand should not be confused with Schwinn. This bicycle was built by the Excelsior Cycle Company of Michigan City, Indiana. Nice original leather covered Troxel saddle. Toolbox tank with the door open. Toolbox tank shows … Continue reading
Note the large chainring on this blue and red Schwinn built Excelsior bicycle. Outrageous colors were often used by Schwinn during this era. The oversize chain ring and the red and blue paint job make this Schwinn a worthy collectors … Continue reading
The Bike of the Month for October is this nice original 1937 Schwinn “Excelsior” Autocycle. It features everythign but the built in cross-bar speedometer. Notice the full floating saddle that rides on a sprung seat post. Up front are twin … Continue reading
Deluxe Schwinn built Excelsior bicycle with toolbox tank, headlight and plunger “ahooga” horn. … Continue reading