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Huffman lightning flyer head badge. Comes with the original rivets. (Seen held on back with electrical tape) $65 shipped PayPal FF

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Recently acquired this time capsule! Bought from the original owner and it’s in my frame size! It looks to be all original.

I don’t know how you do it! Excellent work!

Thanks @ridingtoy for all the information!

Thank you @Freqman1 for the I.D.

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Nice New Belgium Brewing Colorado Bicycle Bell. Asking $40 shipped to U.S. now $30! PayPal F/F as payment.

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Found today at a thrift sale. Couldn’t leave it behind. Thinking 1950s? +/-? Couldn’t find the manufacture. Can anyone tell me what I have? Thanks!

Beautiful condition. It’s great finding bikes in your size that were barely ridden. I’ve found a couple old Schwinn bikes of my own like that.

Some pictures on the steer tube.

So finally getting around to fixing this bike up. Think the stamp on the bottom bracket is actually RWC 008. I took the for off and it’s stamped on the steer tube 008 on one side and 55 (size?) with the Columbus dove logo. Not sure if this gets us any closer to a manufacturer. Anybody know what...

Bevin Buffalo Bell. Nice ring to it still. Is this TOC or later?

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Only other one I could find was a reproduction top. Anybody else have an example of the Buffalo bell?

Another question is the top removable? The bell rings, but I don’t want to force the top off. Is there a safe way to remove it?

Recently acquired bell. I was told it was turn of the century. Do all the parts look correct?

The stuff dreams are made of! Beautiful bike!

Great Picture! Love seeing these old photos.

Another unheard of 50 degree February day in Wisconsin. I got a few miles in!

Good luck with the hunt! Either way 100% or not it still presents beautifully!

Beautiful bike!

Great find! It’s cleaning up really nicely. Looking forward to seeing back on the road.

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Beautiful 1937 prewar women’s Elgin Swallow Balloon Tire Bicycle. Comes with Drop Stand, drop center wheels, ornate chain guard, long spring saddle seat. Will need tubes, tires and grips replaced. Should make a great candidate for a patina restore. A little elbow grease and some new grease and...

Beautiful 1939 Colombia Bicycle. Great candidate for a patina restoration. Just a light clean and grease and you’d have one nice example of a prewar bicycle. Where the value really comes from on this bike is the New Departure 2 Speed set up. It’s complete and in working condition. Some have...

Thanks for sharing the process. Labor of love for sure! Beautiful work!

@New Mexico Brant I agree. Thanks for your input!

An acquaintance literally dug this up. He asked my thoughts on it. I personally don’t see anything more than a wall hanger. Interested in what others think about it. Does anything look salvageable on it?

I haven’t taken the drive yet. I’m hoping to head that way in the next week. I’ll definitely try and take more pictures and see if there is a headbadge outline.

The bike looks like a pre 1930s motobike style with gutter fenders with flat braces and coffin style chainring. I was told the rims are metal clad over wood. Not sure exact tire size but might be 28”. Lucky 7 seat post. Skip tooth chain. Think I was told Columbia might have had chainrings like...

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These parts came off a late 1940s postwar women’s deluxe J.C.Higgins. Pretty sure they will work on a men’s JC bike but check your measurements. Last picture is bike they came off of and if you need other parts I might have them still. Women’s Tank $65 shipped (paint not original) Kickstand $40...

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Solstice Ride today! Usually we’d be snowshoeing here in Wisconsin but not this year!

I couldn’t find many examples online. I seen one with added ape hangers and one that was listed on TheCabe years ago but the pictures no longer show up. When I saw it for sale I figured might as well grab it just because it was different. I knew it would be a 90s bike for sure by the style and...

@Xlobsterman thanks for deciphering the headbadge number! 1999 model year makes sense!

Picture of the serial on the bottom bracket

@Xlobsterman here is the headbadge 2888 stamped in it.

Found this Schwinn Cruiser SS with 20” tires yesterday. I only found a couple examples online. Someone said they made this model in 1997. Anybody have any info on it? Looks like a mini version of the mid 90s Schwinn cruiser bicycles.