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My Dads 1951 Western Flyer Super – by Brad Tierney

First off, let me just say that I had remembered hearing about dad’s bike when I was a kid. It was hard for me to grasp the concept of a bicycle having all of the things dad told us about … Continue reading →

1955 Western Flyer X-53 Super Deluxe

The Western Flyer X-53 Super was the top of the line bicycle sold through the Western Auto store chain which does not exist today. This bicycle was built by Murray Ohio Mfg. Co. for Western Auto from 1953 to 1958 … Continue reading →

1959 Western Flyer Custom

Not a traditional color or treatment, but the style remains classic. Started with a crusty bike that badly needed restoration. Candy gold and pearl white fenders, hand pinstriped. Custom leather saddle with tool bag, grips, and headlight top it off. … Continue reading →

Photo – 1960 Western Flyer bicycles

Lineup of bicycles. Most appear to be Western Flyers, probalby new. Are the older bicycles trade-ins? [click thumbnail to view full size image]

1940′s Western Flyer

Here is an early orig. barn find Western Flyer with a perfect patina. I just rebuilt the ND coaster brake, and got it running today w/ some new tires. Rides so nice! I don’t have much info. on this bike … Continue reading →

1956 Western Flyer

Entry Submitted by Craig Hilt

Late 1930′s Western Flyer

I don’t know much about this bike, I was hoping someone could help. My mother in law gave it to me. It belonged to her father. She thinks it may be from the late 20′s. Any help and info would … Continue reading →

1960′s Western Flyer

Entry Submitted by Debby Cody

1957 Western Flyer Lightweight

This is a 1957 Norman manufactured Western Flyer. It’s been refurbished for reliability and includes a Sachs Torpedo Dreigang three speed, with a coaster brake, and new tires. I tried to keep with the original character of the bike and … Continue reading →

1956 Western Flyer X-53

All original 1956 Western Flyer built by Murray. They only painted Gold and Red for one year, 1956. Head light is not original. x53