Advertisement from the Saturday Evening Post showing the new Roadmaster bicycle. It reads: Leaders Ride THE NEW ROADMASTER. Leaders always choose the best-and in bicycles, it’s Roadmaster, “America’s Finer Bicycle.” No other bicycle has so many outstanding quality features, It’s … Continue reading
Nice original bike. Equipped with a chrome torpedo headlight and the stylish rear fender reflector with housing that was exclusive to Cleveland Welding Co. Built bikes, like this Roadmaster. … Continue reading
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
37-38 Cleveland Welding, Roadmaster Cycle Truck. Found abandoned and left for dead on a farm in western Kansas. Every moving part was rusted solid and had to be heated for disassembly. The bike has been reconditioned. I chose to leave … Continue reading
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Restored 1940-41 Roadmaster Lightweight Touring built by The Cleveland Welding Company.Entry Submitted by Greg Clark … Continue reading
Restored 1939-1940 Western Flyer built by the Cleveland Welding Company. Features include Shock-Master fork, Wing Tea Cup headlight, lighted rear rack, “Western Flyer” script pedals, and leather Troxel saddle with crash tabs. Entry Submitted by Greg Clark … Continue reading
I started with the blue one that was complete, then bought the maroon one for the tank for next to nothing on eBay. Nobody really bid, because it looked so bad. I got it home and found out it was … Continue reading
As found in Illinois at a flea market this weekend… Any thoughts on the year?? This bike was not ridden very much, I swear it looks as if it has even it’s original tires. It is very complete, a survivor … Continue reading
It is a late 41 CWC produced Western Flyer, The bike uses the fairly rare CWC “Tall Tank” straight-bar frame and tank which was their top-of-the line “A” series model and was only produced in 1941 and early 1942. In … Continue reading