Red Fleet Wing, built by Murray. Entry Submitted by Joe Pettis … Continue reading
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War time bike from Sears.Original paint including handle bars,stencil headbadge and reflective striped fenders. Murray Ohio built basic rider with only a trip meter option. Entry Submitted by Bill Triplett … Continue reading
This is a survivor. The bike has been in my wifes family since new. All original right down to the original owners paperwork. This bike is dedicated to Joseph E. Shorba 1948-2006. Entry Submitted by Gary Johnson … Continue reading
Late 1940 standard model Entry Submitted by Bill Triplett Streamline horn tank on this bicycle extends past the seat tube and is adorned with a scalloped paint design. E.A. Laboratories torpedo headlight is mounted on the fender of this Elgin … Continue reading
Ground up resto, new chrome, computer matched paint, all orig parts. Entry Submitted by Aaron Thomas … Continue reading
Restored Murray built Western Flyer X-53. Entry Submitted by MORRIE TURNER The finished restored Western Flyer X-53 with owner Morrie Turner. x53 Before being assembled. … Continue reading
This is very nice original J.C. Higgins deluxe model. It features a “Cat’s Eye” rear reflector and motorcycle style Delta headlight. The visor built into the headlight bezel identifies this as a 1957 model. The 1956 model was very similar. … Continue reading
Sears muscle bike. It was directly competing with the Schwinn Sting-Ray. … Continue reading
This fine example of an original, un-restored 1949 J.C. Higgins Color Flow belongs to Rick Collier. This deluxe bike features the “Batwing” dual headlight that was exclusive to J.C. Higgins bikes, sold at Sears stores. Also notice the “Beehive” springer … Continue reading
This rare 1959 Western Flyer “Golden Flyer” marked the 50’th aniversary for the Western Auto Supply chain of stores. Notice the special gold textured fabric seat, dual head lamps, chrome tank, chrome fenders, whitwalls, tail light and spring fork. Very … Continue reading