Monark Bicycles
Monark Silver King Inc. (formerly Monark Battery Co.) created some of the coolest bikes of the balloon tire era. Most sought after are the aluminum models, such as the Flocycle and Wingbar. One of...
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Late 1940’s Monark Silver King Hextube
This Silver King Hex tube aluminum bike needs some work to detail it but the frame is in good shape. Entry Submitted by Mark Joseph
Hawthorne Bicycles
Hawthorne was a brand of Montgomery Ward stores. Most Hawthorne bicycles were manufactured by the Cleveland Welding Company or H.P. Snyder (makers of Rollfast bicycles). While Montgomery Ward did not actually manufacture the bicycles that...
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1960’s Huffy Built, Monark Silver King
By the 1960’s, the Monark brand was owned by Huffy. This bicycle is an excellent example of one of the last bicycles to ever wear the Monark Silver King brand name. Paying homage to...
1960’s Hi-Lo Folding Bicycle
Picked up the folder at a swap meet. Some people have told me that these are/were popular in Saudi. Have ben told it might be a Monark but I have not been able to...
1957 Monark Deluxe
Starting in the mid 1950’s manufacturers such as Monark started offering new middle-weight models to compete with other makers. Kids wanted these new middle-weight bicycles because they were easier to pedal and had a...
1954 Monark Cycle King, aka Super Deluxe
Largely original bike but has new tires, wrong pedals and grips–anyone got the correct ones? Entry Submitted by Shawn Sweeney
1953 Firestone Super Cruiser
This is a 1953 Monark Built Firestone Super Cruiser. The all Chrome option was called the “Imperial” and that was written in script across the chainguard inplace of “Super” Entry Submitted by Junior Parkman
1951Monark built Firestone Holiday
Cool bike I picked up from craigslist in Colorado Springs Co. Over all a fun bike to ride.