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I have seen several large red E badge Excelsiors that say they are deluxe models. Whats the difference between my blue badge with a D for deluxe and red that says E for Excelsior?
I have seen several large red E badge Excelsiors that say they are deluxe models. Whats the difference between my blue badge with a D for deluxe and red that says E for Excelsior?
That's a great question I have only seen a handful of the badges you have with the"D". That's a pretty amazing restoration you've done by the way! i will get back with you if I find anything out
Great thread. I'd like to add that the Excelsior was not the only bicycle marque produced by the Excelsior Supply Company in Chicago. Before the turn of the century, they also manufactured the Thistle, made famous by world six-day champion Tillie Anderson.
That's a great question I have only seen a handful of the badges you have with the"D". That's a pretty amazing restoration you've done by the way! i will get back with you if I find anything out
I finally put some wheels on my Chicago Excelsior! It rides great, even though the seat is pretty rough. It goes well with my 1917 Maxwell, and the girlfriend's colorful pants! Speaking of color, I believe the bright green is original!
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