30" wheel TOC big chainring bike.

[dnc1]

Any sign of a brake lever being mounted on those bars? Usually those type of front mudguards stop short due to there being a tyre friction brake mounted fore the fork crown. Love the frame transfers.
Lovely machine, wish I were wheeling that one down the road this morning, beautiful!

 

[Mark Mattei]

What a beauty! Do you think those fender are a later retrofit? They almost look home made. Amazing condition!!

Gary

Hi, thanks for the thumbs up, fenders may be an add on from the period. Mark.

 

[Mark Mattei]

Any sign of a brake lever being mounted on those bars? Usually those type of front mudguards stop short due to there being a tyre friction brake mounted fore the fork crown. Love the frame transfers.
Lovely machine, wish I were wheeling that one down the road this morning, beautiful!

 

[Mark Mattei]

Hi, no sign of brake linkage, when I disassembled and relubed the CB I recall a 98 on the internals, 1898 year of manufacture?

 

[willswares1220]

Love those 30 inchers brother!!

 

[Balloontyre]

Here's what i learned about the bike when i owned it.

https://thecabe.com/forum/threads/big-30-inch-wheel.66698/

 

[locomotion]

if this bike ever comes up for sale, please PM me

 

[GiovanniLiCalsi]

The 30” bicycle wheel craze was from 1896-1901. Lots of bicycles had many upgrades.
The Corbin coaster brake is rare, later edition.
The hub was was made after the New Departure law suit, probably around 1902?

 

[GiovanniLiCalsi]

 

[anders1]

Very nice ride...