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Ted Danson and I will get there on Thursday morning.

$95

"Buy high, sell low!" That's what advanced collectors do!

You mean like this?

$150

No.

Indeed, that is a great bike. '38's are hard to find.

Just two.

Does the whistle work?

My favorite, is when original paint is ground off to reveal serial numbers and then a picture is shown and a "what is it?" is asked. The bicycle companies weren't like the auto and gun companies, whose serial numbers were well documented and required. Bicycle companies seem to wing it and were...

Looks like Mark's basket fell off...

I recognize Chauncy and his Aerocycle and that retired Adult film star.

Good to see Sammy there!!

Jerry, we missed you at the spring meets. You do have some rare stuff!

I'm not believing any of this story.

The lawn mower, apparently, doesn't work.

A girl's Dayton "La France" Twin Flex (rare rare rare), I have tank. Schwinn girl's red Panther. Schwinn B-10 rolling frame, wheels, cross handle bars, sprocket. Motor bike ballon tire rain gutter stainless fenders, that would go on B-10, etc.

#1 Leon is no poser. He can be abrasive, but he knows his stuff. Not sure about this bike, but really don't care. #2 Any info gleaned from anything associated with our long gone friend, John Polizzi, must be taken with a grain of salt. John told me once, he'd put wrong things in his newsletter...

Deal! Send me your info.

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Deal!

ND

Getting close, ND.

I made money on that one! I don't even have to ship it, just take it to spring meet. My health concerns are that I'm getting old!

ND

I got this for a Schwinn project, but due to health concerns, I'm not going to finish the bike. Here is a light, with switch plus a battery can. The can is nice, but I'd guess it's a re-pop. Light is nice shape, glass is good. Thanks! Bob

I got this seat for a Schwinn B-10 project, but due to health concerns, I'm parting out what I have. This is a really nice seat for motorbike, etc. Whatever price + plus shipping. Thanks! Bob

FOR Sale: 1938 Bluebird. $6000 A beautiful and flawless restoration of the rarer Bluebird. I've had this bike since 2018 and due to health concerns, I'm going to part with it. I can deliver to spring ML/AA events ( or whatever they are called now.) If somewhat close, would consider driving to...

Bob, you are too tall to ride that bike. That's a "hidden, not ridden!"

Well, we still like him.

Bill was part of the Hern Brother's mob, out of Dayton, Ohio. You could not have found a nicer or friendlier guy than Bill. Him and his brothers have been a fixture at many ML/AA meets, going way back. He will be missed.

Sorry to hear that. Bill was a great happy guy!

It was like I asked Mr. Huffman if I could borrow his wife, for a good time. He instantly thought of that bike and not all the other Twin Flexes made. (According to him, about 6,000 or so.) Those were some wild and crazy bike show days and conversations/bike deals, at the motel rooms. I remember...

Hi! Been sick for awhile. Yes, still have them.

Vaya Con Dios, Walter!

The company didn't name the '38 Twin Flex "the Death Bike!" That name didn't happen until around 1990, at the Motel 6, in Ann Arbor, by 4 guys, bike meet tired/drunk. (Phil Scott, Pat Cafaro, me, and Tim Geddors.) There was no known literature at the time, let alone the bike. Within 2 years, the...

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$160

$45

Here's some more dilution...

I can believe the 200 number. They are like "krate" bikes, they're are everywhere. The '38 ones are way rarer.

I'll take one, I'm a Schwinn guy now.

I remember you guys! It will be good to see ya!