Bought off Ebay with bent fork and wrong grips otherwise 100% original. Spent 30 hours polishing and replaced grips, rims, and added license plate. Last picture was as found. … Continue reading
Tag Archives: Monark Silver King Inc.
Cool bike I picked up from craigslist in Colorado Springs Co. Over all a fun bike to ride. … Continue reading
All original Monark Superframe 5-bar with rare “pencil” spring fork (one year only). Headlight is a Delta Winner. Notice that the front of the tank has vent holes drilled into it. This is the help the sound escape. The holes … Continue reading
New to the site want to say hi to everyone I got this bike in a trade. 50s Monark Skyliner need info what year? It has a horn which is missing and a working headlight. The bike has the wrong … Continue reading
1941 Monark Deluxe with butterfly stand, springer front fork, nice train light, Davis Deluxe white wall tires and New Departure 2 speed setup. Nice original paint complete bicycle. Just gotta love 2 tone blue paint schemes. … Continue reading
This early Monark Silver King is different from the later ones by a few notable features. Most obvious is the use of stainless-steel “rain gutter” fenders, typical of bicycles built before the mid 1930’s. The lack of a fork lock … Continue reading
An outstanding example of an original Monark Silver King “Wingbar” model M-137. Nicknamed the Wingbar because of the art-deco wing design sculpted into the top bar of the aluminum frame. Original paint remains intact on the fenders. The chrome plated … Continue reading
1937 ladies aluminum “Duralium” bicycle, made by Monark Silver King, Inc. Very nice original condition. Has the cool early speedometer and a nice klaxon horn. Nice set of original U.S. Royal Chain tires still intact. This bike is a nice … Continue reading
A fairly rare fully equipped model still on its original US Royal Chain tires. Unlike most of these Monark “4-bar” ladies frames, this one has the exceptionally hard to find “loop tail” design. The front wheel features a rare Musselman … Continue reading
This advertisement from 1946 for Monark Bicycles reads: One Year’s Fire and Theft Insurance at No Extra Cost! Postwar reality in modern design is yours when you buy your new 1946 Monark, the beauty bike of America. It’s new from … Continue reading