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1918 Harley Davidson Motorcyke

Posted on May 5, 2013 by Dave Stromberger
Posted in Antique Bicycles, Articles | Tagged Davis Sewing Machine Co., Harley Davidson

This 1918 Harley Davidson “Motorcyke” bicycle was fully restored by Dave Stromberger of Dave’s Vintage Bicycles. To see the restoration process from the beginning and read about the details regarding this bike, check out the following articles: Restoration of a … Continue reading →

Restoration of a 1918 Harley Davidson Bicycle – Part 9: Finishing the Bike

Posted on March 5, 2013 by Dave Stromberger
Posted in Antique Bicycles, Articles | Tagged Davis Sewing Machine Co., Harley Davidson

Haven’t read part one yet? Check it out first! The final assembly of a restoration is always fun. It’s the time that you get to see all your hard work pay off. It’s the time that you get to see those … Continue reading →

Restoration of a 1918 Harley Davidson Bicycle – Part 8: Restoring the Pedals

Posted on February 15, 2013 by Dave Stromberger
Posted in Antique Bicycles, Articles | Tagged Davis Sewing Machine Co., Harley Davidson

Haven’t read part one yet? Check it out first! With many vintage bicycle restoration projects, the pedals aren’t too big of an issue. With earlier bikes however, they can be a challenge. This Harley Davidson is no exception. The pedals, while … Continue reading →

Restoration of a 1918 Harley Davidson Bicycle – Part 7: Wheels and Tires

Posted on February 7, 2013 by Dave Stromberger
Posted in Antique Bicycles, Articles | Tagged Davis Sewing Machine Co., Harley Davidson

Haven’t read part one yet? Check it out first! The wheels on bicycles from this era are often a big challenge. The rims were typically made of a single piece of hardwood that was bent into a hoop and finger-joined together. … Continue reading →

Restoration of a 1918 Harley Davidson Bicycle – Part 6: Pinstripes and Decal

Posted on January 20, 2013 by Dave Stromberger
Posted in Antique Bicycles, Articles | Tagged Davis Sewing Machine Co., Harley Davidson

Haven’t read part one yet? Check it out first! One of the most rewarding parts of a restoration, is the detail work that really brings the bike alive. The Harley Davidson bicycle has a lot of pinstripes that add interesting detail … Continue reading →

1910’s Sears Chief – photograph

Posted on December 14, 2012 by Dave Stromberger
Posted in Antique Bicycles, Photographs | Tagged Chief, Davis Sewing Machine Co., Sears

This original photograph from the mid 1910’s to 1920’s shows a young man posing with his Sears Chief bicycle. The kid looks like he has some attitude, and why shouldn’t he? He has a top of the line Sears Chief! … Continue reading →

1915 Dayton Truss-Frame

Posted on October 18, 2012 by Dave Stromberger
Posted in Antique Bicycles | Tagged Davis Sewing Machine Co., Dayton

This 1915 Dayton “Truss” frame bike features an extremely rare leaf-spring front fork. Notice that the “fender” is actually made of spring steel! Notice how the sprocket spells out “D A Y T O N”… pretty cool eh? The original … Continue reading →

Restoration of a 1918 Harley Davidson Bicycle – Part 2: Paint

Posted on October 17, 2012 by Dave Stromberger
Posted in Antique Bicycles, Articles | Tagged Davis Sewing Machine Co., Harley Davidson

Haven’t read part one yet? Check it out first! One of the biggest jobs of this restoration is the paint. The paint job on an antique Harley Davidson bicycle may look pretty simple from a distance, but up close you’ll … Continue reading →

Restoration of a 1918 Harley Davidson Bicycle – Part 1: Getting Started

Posted on May 9, 2012 by Dave Stromberger
Posted in Antique Bicycles, Articles | Tagged Davis Sewing Machine Co., Harley Davidson

Follow along as I do a complete restoration on a 1918 Harley Davidson “Motorcyke” bicycle! The bicycle that I’ll be restoring started out as a pile of parts collected from various sources. They are all correct parts to build an … Continue reading →

1904 or earlier Dayton Track Racer

Posted on August 31, 2010 by Davey
Posted in Antique Bicycles | Tagged Davis Sewing Machine Co., Dayton

My wifes great grandfather used to race this bike on an indoor track in Syracuse NY. His diary from 1904 stated the name of his bike and it’s serial number. Not sure just when he bought itEntry Submitted by william … Continue reading →

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