Sold 1936 Colson Frame

[frank 81]

Fork it!!

 

[Fat Willy]

Sorry boys... it’s staying in Minnesota

And yes Mike... I’m going to need some parts. [emoji6]


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[saladshooter]

I've seen two posts today about Mike providing Colson parts. Mike sells Colson parts?!?!

 

[srfndoc]

Not sure about parts but he's been super helpful on the Colson specific details. Very helpful when your trying to piece one of these things together.

 

[Fat Willy]

I was only joking.

But he HAS been helpful with Colson and Monark parts. Now if I could only get him to the post office. [emoji23]


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[fatbike]

I was only joking.

But he HAS been helpful with Colson and Monark parts. Now if I could only get him to the post office. [emoji23]


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Mike had some good Colson teachers. Funny how the hobby forgets about the people who know certain bikes prior; Mike is definitely knowledgable and a good dude and friend.

 

[fordmike65]

Mike had some good Colson teachers. Funny how the hobby forgets about the people who know certain bikes prior; Mike is definitely knowledgable and a good dude and friend.

I owe a lot to you....as well as Mr.Colson himself Ron Summer, George Coon, Ted Lusher, Scott McCaskey and of course Phil Marshal. There are others who have enlightened me along the way with their recent finds and newly surfaced literature. I continue to learn everyday. The key is not to hoard the knowledge, but instead share it with those who are eager to learn and join this great hobby.