1941 Elgin 4 Star Deluxe Twin-Bar Custom
This Twinbar has Colson flat curved fender braces and Roadmaster curved rack braces. I just find them to really look great on the bike. It started out as a Twin 20. Its got a...
Author: babyjesus
Late 1940’s J.C. Higgins
This late 1940’s Sears J.C. Higgins ladies bicycle looks a lot like the pre-war models with its skirt guard and paint details. Even the badge has a similar design to the pre-war Elgin. Made...
1950’s Rollfast middleweight
This is a great example of a transition-bike. During the mid to late 1950’s when manufacturers were switching from primarily offering balloon tire bikes, to those with narrower middleweight tires, they often changed nothing...
1935 Monark Silver King
This early Monark Silver King is different from the later ones by a few notable features. Most obvious is the use of stainless-steel “rain gutter” fenders, typical of bicycles built before the mid 1930’s....
1937 – 1938 Monark Silver King Wingbar
An outstanding example of an original Monark Silver King “Wingbar” model M-137. Nicknamed the Wingbar because of the art-deco wing design sculpted into the top bar of the aluminum frame. Original paint remains intact...
1939 Westfield Rambler
This 1939 Rambler was made by the Westfield Manufacturing Company (aka, Columbia). It features a clock and speedometer in the “dashboard” that is mounted to the goose neck. To light the way, it is...
1930’s Colson Imperial
All orig except the Magna aftermarket pedals which, although not repro’s, did not come with the bike. Persons ‘teardrop’ pedals would be correct for this bike. ‘Waterfall’ headbadge is also repro. Entry Submitted by...
1953 Murray Fleetwood
1953 Murray Fleetwood somewhat customized by virtue of the (incorrect) Western Flyer 53-x tank and rear emblem above the reflector housing. The tank is different in form to the one that would be correct...
1938 Davis Flyer Twin-Flex
Early 1938 Twinflex in Original condition. Entry Submitted by marc poberejsky