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PM sent on American Flyer badge.

I'll take the American Flyer badge . Dennis

Looks like an Acme Stormer/Pennant bicycle chainring . Dennis

I'll take it. Dennis

That looks like an Eagle Bicycle chain ring.

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Email sent on DX crankset !

Looks like it might have a Fauber Sprocket !

Bent Frame ?? Looks like that frame might be bent - maybe a replacement fork.

PM Sent - Hello - Message sent regarding your fork .

Those wheels and tires look wrong for the frame. The tires appear to be the 1940's "war time tires".

Mike - Sounds like a plan ! Dennis

Alot of the adhesive backed vinyl is installed wet - with water and a little liquid soap. It allows for positioning of the vinyl after it is placed on the surface - like the wood grained vinyl used on station wagons of the 70's !

Another One ! I have the exact same frame as yours, and mine is missing the headbadge also. Chainring, crank, frame lugs, are identical. The only thing different are the seat stays - mine are straight with no curve, but with the same type of manufacture. A very tall bike with large diameter...

Front Fork ?? Anyone have a front fork like in the photo ? If so, let me know - I'm looking for one ! Dennis

Hello - is the fork for sale ?

That one looks like it might be larger than 10".

Even has a 2 speed kickback hub !

I think that they won't go on !

A quality repair would cost more than the value of the tank. In this instance, I would search for a replacement.

Looks like a Murray Astro Flite tank - 1963 ?

That bicycle was manufactured by the Excelsior Co. in Michigan City, Indiana which was later bought out by Snyder. The 2 Excelsior Companies were different and not related to each other.

Anyone have or know of an Eagle bicycle headbadge for sale ? Any help appreciated ! Dennis

Maybe the seller can explain and shed some light here ?

Doesn't seem quite right to me - after all that hype !

Was there a reserve on that Ebay auction ? I don't understand ??

Did these tires get a new owner ?

2 NOS Goodyear Rib 3T 26X1.375 Tires Tires are now $160 for the pair plus shipping !

I have a pair of new old stock 26X1.375 GoodYear Tires for your vintage restoration. Tires have never been mounted. Price $200. plus shipping. I purchased these for a Schwinn lightweight project, but it never happened. A hard to find tire size in any condition. If interested, send me your email...

N.O.S. Goodyear 26x1.375 Tires okozzy - Did you find tires for your bike ? I have a set of new old stock Goodyear 26x1.375 tires, that I was going to use on an old lightweight Schwinn project, but I traded it away. I believe the sidewall says Goodyear Rib Nylon 3T, and it has the old tread...

I didn't think Packard badged Colsons had anything at all to do with Packard dealerships. Just a auto related name like Cadillac, Lincoln, Lasalle, Desoto, etc.

I like Colon Commander - Good one !

Looks great ! Now for tires

What's the serial number ? PM sent

This is from 2008 !

What about a Schwinn Wasp ? I believe they came with heavy duty spokes !

Peerless Headbadge You're getting close ! My Peerless headbadge holes are spaced approximately 2 & 15/16 inches O.C. Dennis

That ad would make a neat poster ! Also, If anyone has a sprocket for sale, like the one in the ad , I would be interested .

It's Still A Peerless ! Here's a different version of the same Sears ad showing your ribbed fork more clearly, with your exact chainring, and a description of the ribbed fork on your bike ! Go to the following address...

1915 Peerless Mazdaflyer - Look on page 49 of Vol. 1, Evolution Of The Bicycle. A copy of an ad for a 1915 Peerless - looks like your bicycle !

Early Peerless Bicycle Hey - I think your bike is an early Peerless ! Peerless used that exact chainring and also the ribbed fork. Are there any headbadge holes in the headtube, or signs of holes filled in ? Dennis

Looks best displayed on the bike they were made for !

A Mountain Grown Bike !

I like the idea of side by side to the top tube with a custom made bracket and eliminate those clamps.

How much for your racks ?

That sprocket goes on a bicycle called "Norman". I have a 3 speed English type bike with this very detailed sprocket and it is badged Norman. Mine is probably a 50's bike - Dennis

Great looking Colson ! Is that chainguard correct for the bike ? The reason I ask is that I have a 1937 Colson Packard (missing front fork & fenders) with that same guard. I thought it might be a generic chain guard on mine. Good luck on your sale !

Those fenders look kinda like Schwinn New World fenders.

I would guess it came from an an automotive application and not a bicycle.