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Finished the 1910-1914 Mead Ranger and took it out for a spin. Morrow rear hub ND model W up front for durability on polished Blunt 35s. This bike rides amazing.
Haha, I thought you were being sarcastic and found a picture of a similar bike! I was thinking "dang, it even has a horn and lantern" lol. Awesome pic, it looks genuine. Fine bike also.
nice! I once stripped down an early Crusader and that frame was made out of rolled and brazed tubing not seamless or welded seamed tubing---it was really light for the time.
nice! I once stripped down an early Crusader and that frame was made out of rolled and brazed tubing not seamless or welded seamed tubing---it was really light for the time.
Decisions, decisions, decisions. My 1910-1914 Mead Ranger has a possibility of two different head badges. My research leads me to a preliminary theory the more ornate one is from 1910-1913 and the other oval model is from 1912 and later (and possibly as early as 1910). I'm working on trying to find digital copies of the 1910-1914 Mead catalogs to determine the head badge design. This frame has a serial number of 2988 so I believe it is probably a 1910-early 1912.
AWESOME bike! So cool that you got it back on the road. The tintype is very cool. I'd love to have one taken with me and one of my bikes, but no one around here (who I know of) does tintypes. Thanks for sharing!
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