Recent content by Esteban32696

Thank you for the info & link. I still never found a name on it , but saw pix of 2 brands that looked just about alike.[ see link below ] I don't have the other rear wheel, & parts. https://www.ebay.com/itm/265545129680?campid=5335809022

I will call this a " transition bike, because it looks to be 1/2 tricycle & 1/2 bike. I have not found any markings on the bike. It stands 23" tall, with a 15" front wheel & 9" rear . Tires are solid.Very heavy for its size, even though it looks like aluminum alloy. A magnet does not stick to...

SHARP !!

It even emits less pollution than a VW " Clean Diesel !"

LOVE THE PIX !!!!

Honestly,,, I would pass & wait on something else. [ I am originally from upstate S.C., too ]

Some on this website will give you an idea of what to expect to pay. Of course, finding a local one by owner may be a lot cheaper. http://budgetbicyclectr.com/vintage-bicycles-for-sale/vintage-circa-1900-up-bicycles-for-sale-online.html

Those were 12V system " tire scrubber " motors. Slow speed, very limited range.

GREAT SCORE !!

NICE !

Great old bike to rescue !

WHEW!!

It is a 1957. Tires still holding air & I am riding it a little.

Jump on one of those super big baskets, if you find one.

I think mine is all original & complete. I have heard that most of the parts are the same as Schwinn Cycle Trucks, but am unsure. People are wanting me to strip it & buy parts from it.