Recent content by Jim Barnard

After lacing a sturmey 3 speed coaster brake hub to the rear DL 1 28" wheel, I removed the wood wheels and made this antique very rideable. I had to rip the old gal apart to straighten the frame and when I reassembled, I adjusted the handle bars to where they looked good and not where they were...

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Thanks Mike, My thought was to find a place where I could put the collection with prices, pics and descriptions for all 85 bikes. I did not want to deal with needing to relist or bump the postings as I expect the to be a multi year sale. I could simply repost the link when it got stale. It...

Thanks for the input. I never imagined FB would be a problem.

facebook.com/Greenwallvintagebicycles I need to sell about 25 of my 85 bikes. Bikes are posted with pricing based on how much I like them. Delivery or meet up preferred (100 miles around New London) after payment is made. Shipping is an option when I can find bike boxes. I will be posting...

If they are Huffy Moulton I am interested!

Side stand is gone!

Bars and levers are gone! Crank and spindle are gone!

Since I wanted to ride this 1917 Ranger and did not want to risk the wood rims, I have replaced the old wheels with Raleigh DL-1 rod brake 28 x 1.5 inch wheels. I then laced a 40 hole 3 sp coaster hub on the rear wheel. I had found a pre WW1 S/A handle bar shifter (that I can get second and...

Will clean up pretty well SOLD so far: Front wheel, rear rim, seat, Tyres, pedals Fenders and CG are rattle can olive drab and may clean up as black paint is intact Text me for specific pricing and better pics Jim 860 670 4501

Oooo, America’s first public Beach closed! Po Po check point. No one under 40 has a mask.

Since the RSW fit inside the je(fiat)ep, I could use the rack for the Chopper and the Apollo.

I had a tremendous run on the 37 Rollfast "Black Death". She was smooth and steady on Rte 1 in Lyme CT. No ticks were spotted. Bridge out! Did 15 miles or so and then Clammed for lunch. Ended the day on the 70 Triumph!

Things I have said too many times: "I can save that chrome", "That tank (or head light or seat or rack or...) should be pretty easy to find.", "It's not that bent" and "Looks like the paint will come back." I found this 57 Columbia American in late January of this year. I have a heated garage...