Late 1950’s Columbia Newsboy Special
This late 1950’s Newsboy Special, built by the Columbia Manufacturing Company is a heavy-duty balloon tire bicycle that was designed to fill the demand for a rugged service bicycle. By the time this bike...
This late 1950’s Newsboy Special, built by the Columbia Manufacturing Company is a heavy-duty balloon tire bicycle that was designed to fill the demand for a rugged service bicycle. By the time this bike...
Westfield Manufacturing Company was a leader in the bicycle industry. Many of the bicycles sold by the Sears Roebuck and Co. were manufactured by Westfield (although not exclusively). Sears bicycles such as the famous...
This advertisement from 1946 reads: For those “extra special” Christmas presents . . . brand new juvenile models for the youngsters. Latest de-luxe balloon-tire models for teen-agers. Lightweight “Sport Tourists” for grown-ups. All have...
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This bike was made in the 1980’s by Columbia using the old tooling and they made some limited number. Then they destroyed the tooling as I understand. It is in very good condition with...
Very nice original muscle bike from 1969 by Columbia with triple tree fork, and Sturmey Archer 3 speed. Still has original tires. Sparkle banana seat with matching original hand grips.Entry Submitted by James Runkle
A 1966 (thanks Mr Columbia) Columbia Fire Arrow. Whoever had this before me took pretty good care of it. The chrome is like new. I really liked the thin tubing and the curves.
Restored in 1995 is this flamboyant red 1961 Columbia “Thunderbolt” 26 inch middleweight bike with horn-tank, dual headlites and dual rear reflector rack. tires are Kelly Springfield “Sure Stop” 26 x 1.75. Has optional...
Black and white Columbia Fire-Bolt middleweight bicycle. This is very similar to the higher model Fire-Arrow. Fire-Bolt Columbia bicycle.