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Outing by Hay & Willits

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New Mexico Brant

Riding a '38 Autocycle Deluxe
Thanks to the return of the restored Hunt saddle by Josh @STRADALITE I started seriously working on the Hay and Willits Mfr. Company "Outing". I love the sexy geometry of this bicycle! So many refined treatments were used by this Indianapolis, Indiana maker; they were clearly ahead of their time! A special thanks to @Jesse McCauley as this bicycle is missing it’s badge. Jesse was responsible for the proper identification.

The serial number appears to be pretty low digits but I can’t quite make it out. I am not going to do the 'lottery ticket scratch-off" so it may remain a mystery.

The frame has thinned remains of a gunmetal blue paint. One has to imagine this color is similar to the paint mentioned on some early Racycles.

I look forward to presenting updates in the coming days and weeks.

Any further information and posts are greatly appreciated. I have had trouble finding literature on this company.

Thank you for looking!

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Thanks to the return of the restored Hunt saddle by Josh @STRADALITE I started seriously working on the Hay and Willits Mfr. Company "Outing". I love the sexy geometry of this bicycle! So many refined treatments were used by this Indianapolis, Indiana maker; they were clearly ahead of their time! A special thanks to @Jesse McCauley as this bicycle is missing it’s badge. Jesse was responsible for the proper identification.

The serial number appears to be pretty low digits but I can’t quite make it out. I am not going to do the 'lottery ticket scratch-off" so it may remain a mystery.

The frame has thinned remains of a gunmetal blue paint. One has to imagine this color is similar to the paint mentioned on some early Racycles.

I look forward to presenting updates in the coming days and weeks.

Any further information and posts are greatly appreciated. I have had trouble finding literature on this company.

Thank you for looking!

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What a saddle!
Wonderful.
 
Some more progress was made yesterday; trying on gums for size. The Outing needs an overly wide rear hub. I am still trying to figure out a solution. These Dean tires still need a patina to be applied and I can fiddle with this wheel set so it can be used just for display until a more suitable rear wheel becomes available.

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