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End of the Road Sale
I think it's a great marketing strategy. Repetitive imaging. Eventually the individual parts and pieces will blend in together in our minds with the total average price and we'll realize that this really is a great deal. All it's missing is a catchy jingle to play along with it as we scroll...- DaGasMan
- Post #13
- Forum: Sell - Trade: Complete Bicycles
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Huffman head badge
That makes for a nice clean fitment. But it does put the factory placement of the head badge before the final install of the forks and neck, etc. This could lead to potentially damaging the head badge down stream in the assembly. Not cost efficient in the long run as it slows production just a...- DaGasMan
- Post #12
- Forum: Military Bicycles
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Huffman head badge
Well that's simple enough. Thank you. 😃- DaGasMan
- Post #10
- Forum: Military Bicycles
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Huffman head badge
Pardon my ignorance. 🤪 Noob here. Why is it called a bottle cap badge?- DaGasMan
- Post #8
- Forum: Military Bicycles
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Sold Raleigh Chopper frame and parts for restoration
I love the wire repair job on the sissy bar. "Dad! My bike broke!" Bike's don't break themselves son. What happened? "I was jumping the ditch in the woods and the sissy bar broke when I landed." Oh, I see. Well, let's go take a look. Wow. You did that in one jump? "Well, maybe I jumped the...- DaGasMan
- Post #2
- Forum: Archive (sold or withdrawn)
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Proud owner of The Monuments Men - Bergerwerke G519!
The ultimate tribute bike. Awesome.- DaGasMan
- Post #5
- Forum: Military Bicycles
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Craigslist Compax, if anyone wants one?
Someone's getting an early Christmas present. And it ain't gonna be me. 😥- DaGasMan
- Post #2
- Forum: Military Bicycles
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Royal London Bicycles...
Oh man. I'm out.- DaGasMan
- Post #15
- Forum: General Discussion About Old Bicycles
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Craziest reason ever for buying a bike?
Craziest reason ever for buying a bike? I wanted to pull together a pair of His and Hers Schwinn New World bicycles. You know, so my wife and I could pedal around the neighborhood, smiling and waving at everyone as we went. Like the neighbors were going to all come out, smiling and waving back...- DaGasMan
- Post #19
- Forum: General Discussion About Old Bicycles
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Royal London Bicycles...
Hey Fred. Wanna take a ride out to Sag Harbor today? 😀 I just saw this Royal London and thought, wow! great bike for a US Army Air Corps in England impression for the Tank Museum WW2 weekend event. Still no ideas on what it's worth? PETE- DaGasMan
- Post #13
- Forum: General Discussion About Old Bicycles
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Pre war girls columbia parts-- ALSO 2 BMX FRAMES
Those jeweled grips look like the real deal. Nice. 😃- DaGasMan
- Post #2
- Forum: Sell - Trade: Bicycle Parts, Accessories, Ephemera
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Rude Sellers
Living here on Long Island, Craigslist expands the radius out to include parts of New England. Guy in CT had a bike I was interested in and was kind enough to meet me at the Bridgeport Ferry. I remember it well. I ran off the ferry, looked around and waited. He arrived just as they were closing...- DaGasMan
- Post #52
- Forum: Stuff on eBay, Craigslist, Facebook etc.
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Morrow/Eclipse rear hub rebuild questions?
I'll be tackling the same job on my L1 Morrow hub soon. I'm glad you breached the subject here for all of us "beginners". At least, it's going to be a first for me anyway. Best of luck to you. I'll be watching intently. Please post the process and the results. 😎- DaGasMan
- Post #7
- Forum: Military Bicycles
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Sold Person's vintage bike seat
This is a beautiful saddle. Awesome craftmanship. Incredible price too. Someone is going to get lucky if they act fast on this one. GLWTS. 👍- DaGasMan
- Post #2
- Forum: Archive (sold or withdrawn)
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Sold 3 NOS Baldwin Duckworth skip tooth chains in wartime Columbia ? wax wrap December 1944 for G519
For what it's worth. Ah yes, I see it now. And I see you sold the lot. Good job. Glad I got in on the ground floor on this one. Score one for the little guy. That's SOFTLG! 😅Thanks again for the great deal.- DaGasMan
- Post #5
- Forum: Archive (sold or withdrawn)
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Sold 3 NOS Baldwin Duckworth skip tooth chains in wartime Columbia ? wax wrap December 1944 for G519
I picked one of these up and I'm more than satisfied with the chain. Don't let the dark oil in the photos throw you off. These clean up beautifully. I haven't tackled the crusty one yet as it's still soaking in PB Blaster. I am wondering what FWIW! stands for? I'm old and don't know what the...- DaGasMan
- Post #2
- Forum: Archive (sold or withdrawn)
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Bicycle License Plates
That's a great collection right there. Seems a shame to break them all up. But then again, they all came that way originally. Seems then that they were all lucky to have gotten together in the first place! 😁 And who doesn't recognize the overuse of the single syllable "O" in the word...- DaGasMan
- Post #3
- Forum: Sell - Trade: Bicycle Parts, Accessories, Ephemera
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One of my kids actually wants a real bike!
My dad was raised on a farm in the 1930's and never really learned how to ride a bike. He could ride a motorcycle and countless other vehicles. He could do most anything, especially in my young mind, because he was my dad! 😄But one summer day in the early 1980's he and my mom got matching blue...- DaGasMan
- Post #5
- Forum: General Discussion About Old Bicycles
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Pre-War BSA ''Gold Vase'' with SHAEF
Private Hott was an ingenious man. Had he come back to the states and patented the idea he may have retired wealthy. He could have marketed the grips as "Hott's Private Collection handlebar grips. Firm. Yet soft to the touch on those long rides. Field tested throughout Europe. Get yours today!"...- DaGasMan
- Post #6
- Forum: Military Bicycles
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Pre-War BSA ''Gold Vase'' with SHAEF
If I'm not mistaken the grips are the hose cut from a British general purpose gas mask. Great war time theater G.I. ingenuity feature. I love it.- DaGasMan
- Post #3
- Forum: Military Bicycles
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Sold Royal Navy issued jack/clasp knife
For an old Royal Navy knife, this is in outstanding condition. Most often the blades are overused and ground down to a nub or scratched beyond belief. This is clean and straight with a nice edge. Same with the marlin spike. It's a perfect example ready for anyone's knife collection. Good luck...- DaGasMan
- Post #3
- Forum: Archive (sold or withdrawn)
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G519 finally came in.
He shoots... HE SCORES!!! Wow. That's awesome. That red paint has been some kind of protective barrier of sorts. Wow. Very nice. 😃😃😃- DaGasMan
- Post #12
- Forum: Military Bicycles
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G519 finally came in.
Almost! The date code is just in line and to the left of the 36 10 . I think it should be L1 or L2 maybe?- DaGasMan
- Post #9
- Forum: Military Bicycles
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G519 finally came in.
I can see the 36 10 on the hub and it's upside down. Photo taken from the opposite side.- DaGasMan
- Post #7
- Forum: Military Bicycles
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1948 Dayton Huffman Gravel Racing Bike
YOU! Are an inspiration sir! You have no idea how much you've just done for me. Thank you!- DaGasMan
- Post #7
- Forum: Project Rides
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G519 NOS Parts Library
Another NOS G519 57 link chain with package open. These images were borrowed from an old @bikesnbuses classified ad. I was lucky enough to score two. Thank you sir.- DaGasMan
- Post #34
- Forum: Military Bicycles
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Finally, a Huffman Dayton frame
That's a fine looking tribute you have there. Nice.- DaGasMan
- Post #26
- Forum: Military Bicycles
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Finally, a Huffman Dayton frame
Pedal bones and air "out" holes! See, these are terms I understand. 😂 Oh man that's good stuff. So, my friend gets into bee keeping and sends me a photo of the new hives being delivered. Guys in the suits and hoods and I notice what I automatically think is big pieces of bacon on top of a...- DaGasMan
- Post #23
- Forum: Military Bicycles
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MOTHERLOAD... 9 Bikes At Once...
Wow! What a haul! Very nice. That Varsity is just waiting to sparkle again. 🤩 Do it my friend. Spit polish and elbow grease!- DaGasMan
- Post #15
- Forum: All Things Schwinn
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1920’s Iver Johnson- Barn find
She's beautiful. Very nice find indeed.- DaGasMan
- Post #4
- Forum: Antique Bicycles Pre-1933
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Prewar Elgin men’s part out
Is it possible to post a few photos of the rear fender and the other side view of the bike? I'm still checking it out. 👍- DaGasMan
- Post #9
- Forum: Sell - Trade: Bicycle Parts, Accessories, Ephemera
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Sold 2 Baldwin Duckworth skip tooth chains in wartime Columbia ? wax wrap December 1944 for G519
Quick! Somebody has to add these photos to the NOS thread! I can't believe I missed this. Aw, who am I kidding? I believe it. 🥲- DaGasMan
- Post #2
- Forum: Archive (sold or withdrawn)
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Bergerwerke
Here's to Al and Bergerwerke. He helped me out with my project bike more than once. I would pore over the details of the completed bicycles on the Bergerwerke website for hours trying to get mine as near to perfect as possible. 😃 My Dad would say occasionally, "Nothing good ever lasts forever...- DaGasMan
- Post #2
- Forum: Military Bicycles
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Finally, a Huffman Dayton frame
I believe it is this one on the Bay of E. 250 mm is about 9.8 inches. The military frame brackets are out there too.- DaGasMan
- Post #6
- Forum: Military Bicycles
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Finally, a Huffman Dayton frame
I used the aftermarket tire pump on flea bay. It was about $10 at the time I bought it. Don't know what they're getting now. I think it's about the right length and I had to sand it a bit to get it to take the OD paint. But it looks good.- DaGasMan
- Post #2
- Forum: Military Bicycles
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Prewar Elgin men’s part out
Is that front fender welded to the forks? 🧐 Looking like it's seen some heat at some time or another. 🥵- DaGasMan
- Post #5
- Forum: Sell - Trade: Bicycle Parts, Accessories, Ephemera
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WW1 bicycle sold fast on IMA
Well, this one went faster than I could click on the site to take a look. 😅 I'm a slow clicker I guess. IMA had it posted as Serial Number: USA 8185. No link to it, but if you search IMA, then use their search for "bicycle" it's still there. There's also a WW2 COMPAX that went pretty quick...- DaGasMan
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- Replies: 8
- Forum: Military Bicycles
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Husqvarna M42
Well my geography isn't that good, but if you're going to work through the Swiss Alps to get to Sweden, you have one heck of a commute. 😄- DaGasMan
- Post #8
- Forum: Military Bicycles
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Husqvarna M42
That is a cool ride. With an awesome matching trailer to boot? C'mon. Too cool. I'm guessing that as a single speed you'd have calves of iron hauling anything over 50 pounds... up a hill... phew! Made myself tired thinking about it. I love this bike!- DaGasMan
- Post #5
- Forum: Military Bicycles
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4 Medford Oregon Bicycle License Plates for Sale
I love 'em. 😍And this is coming from a guy that has lived in Medford, NY his whole life. 😄 Good luck with the sale!- DaGasMan
- Post #2
- Forum: Sell - Trade: Bicycle Parts, Accessories, Ephemera
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Has Anybody Heard of a Yankee Bicycle? There's One on Craigslist
I have often been accused of mocking what I do not understand. Clearly this is an accomplished engineer and a notable bicycle in the history of successful bicycle design and production. To All; Forgive my apparent and offensive ridicule of the marketing. I did not consider the regional or...- DaGasMan
- Post #19
- Forum: General Discussion About Old Bicycles
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Has Anybody Heard of a Yankee Bicycle? There's One on Craigslist
Again, marketing. The Fitness Bike? It's frisky and fun? Damn. Although I kinda miss those big 80's and early 90's commercials. There's a lot of out of work saxophone players out there today. Nothing for nothing but I think I married that red haired girl that couldn't make it up the hill or stop...- DaGasMan
- Post #13
- Forum: General Discussion About Old Bicycles
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Has Anybody Heard of a Yankee Bicycle? There's One on Craigslist
I know I'm most interested in how this bicycle operates. Also wondering why such innovation was never adopted, outside of the usual Corporate needing to make a huge fortune on someone else's patented thoughts and ideas. Unless there were major faults with the system that prevailed in the less...- DaGasMan
- Post #10
- Forum: General Discussion About Old Bicycles
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1940’s Wartime Columbia Sports Tourist
Clearly with that serial # it was owned by a dog lover. No? 😅 Sorry, I had to do it.- DaGasMan
- Post #6
- Forum: Military Bicycles
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Sold FS Indian Bell
That right there is a beautiful piece of art. It's amazing how far out they pushed the relief of the warrior's face, creating that 3D image. Haunting, as he looks stern and proud over to his left. It adds depth and character to the portrait. A very nice piece. Big bell too. Must sound great...- DaGasMan
- Post #3
- Forum: Archive (sold or withdrawn)
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Wow! Craigslist does not disappoint.
I tried but it was all sketch. I gave up and just described the link, to celebrate Easter with an egg hunt.- DaGasMan
- Post #7
- Forum: Military Bicycles
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Wow! Craigslist does not disappoint.
Man, this one is from Brazil and I'm guessing it's a one-off? Please mind my sarcasm, as it runs in the family. Get your popcorn and your wallet ready for this one because it's a heck of an expensive show. Check out: Ebay / Columbia WWII Restored original Military Bike I do appreciate the...- DaGasMan
- Thread
- Replies: 6
- Forum: Military Bicycles
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End of the Road Sale
I think it's a great marketing strategy. Repetitive imaging. Eventually the individual parts and pieces will blend in together in our minds with the total average price and we'll realize that this really is a great deal. All it's missing is a catchy jingle to play along with it as we scroll...- DaGasMan
- Post #13
- Forum: Sell - Trade: Complete Bicycles
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Huffman head badge
That makes for a nice clean fitment. But it does put the factory placement of the head badge before the final install of the forks and neck, etc. This could lead to potentially damaging the head badge down stream in the assembly. Not cost efficient in the long run as it slows production just a...- DaGasMan
- Post #12
- Forum: Military Bicycles
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Huffman head badge
Well that's simple enough. Thank you. 😃- DaGasMan
- Post #10
- Forum: Military Bicycles
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Huffman head badge
Pardon my ignorance. 🤪 Noob here. Why is it called a bottle cap badge?- DaGasMan
- Post #8
- Forum: Military Bicycles
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Sold Raleigh Chopper frame and parts for restoration
I love the wire repair job on the sissy bar. "Dad! My bike broke!" Bike's don't break themselves son. What happened? "I was jumping the ditch in the woods and the sissy bar broke when I landed." Oh, I see. Well, let's go take a look. Wow. You did that in one jump? "Well, maybe I jumped the...- DaGasMan
- Post #2
- Forum: Archive (sold or withdrawn)
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Proud owner of The Monuments Men - Bergerwerke G519!
The ultimate tribute bike. Awesome.- DaGasMan
- Post #5
- Forum: Military Bicycles
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Craigslist Compax, if anyone wants one?
Someone's getting an early Christmas present. And it ain't gonna be me. 😥- DaGasMan
- Post #2
- Forum: Military Bicycles
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Royal London Bicycles...
Oh man. I'm out.- DaGasMan
- Post #15
- Forum: General Discussion About Old Bicycles
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Craziest reason ever for buying a bike?
Craziest reason ever for buying a bike? I wanted to pull together a pair of His and Hers Schwinn New World bicycles. You know, so my wife and I could pedal around the neighborhood, smiling and waving at everyone as we went. Like the neighbors were going to all come out, smiling and waving back...- DaGasMan
- Post #19
- Forum: General Discussion About Old Bicycles
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Royal London Bicycles...
Hey Fred. Wanna take a ride out to Sag Harbor today? 😀 I just saw this Royal London and thought, wow! great bike for a US Army Air Corps in England impression for the Tank Museum WW2 weekend event. Still no ideas on what it's worth? PETE- DaGasMan
- Post #13
- Forum: General Discussion About Old Bicycles
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Pre war girls columbia parts-- ALSO 2 BMX FRAMES
Those jeweled grips look like the real deal. Nice. 😃- DaGasMan
- Post #2
- Forum: Sell - Trade: Bicycle Parts, Accessories, Ephemera
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Rude Sellers
Living here on Long Island, Craigslist expands the radius out to include parts of New England. Guy in CT had a bike I was interested in and was kind enough to meet me at the Bridgeport Ferry. I remember it well. I ran off the ferry, looked around and waited. He arrived just as they were closing...- DaGasMan
- Post #52
- Forum: Stuff on eBay, Craigslist, Facebook etc.
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Morrow/Eclipse rear hub rebuild questions?
I'll be tackling the same job on my L1 Morrow hub soon. I'm glad you breached the subject here for all of us "beginners". At least, it's going to be a first for me anyway. Best of luck to you. I'll be watching intently. Please post the process and the results. 😎- DaGasMan
- Post #7
- Forum: Military Bicycles
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Sold Person's vintage bike seat
This is a beautiful saddle. Awesome craftmanship. Incredible price too. Someone is going to get lucky if they act fast on this one. GLWTS. 👍- DaGasMan
- Post #2
- Forum: Archive (sold or withdrawn)
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Sold 3 NOS Baldwin Duckworth skip tooth chains in wartime Columbia ? wax wrap December 1944 for G519
For what it's worth. Ah yes, I see it now. And I see you sold the lot. Good job. Glad I got in on the ground floor on this one. Score one for the little guy. That's SOFTLG! 😅Thanks again for the great deal.- DaGasMan
- Post #5
- Forum: Archive (sold or withdrawn)
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Sold 3 NOS Baldwin Duckworth skip tooth chains in wartime Columbia ? wax wrap December 1944 for G519
I picked one of these up and I'm more than satisfied with the chain. Don't let the dark oil in the photos throw you off. These clean up beautifully. I haven't tackled the crusty one yet as it's still soaking in PB Blaster. I am wondering what FWIW! stands for? I'm old and don't know what the...- DaGasMan
- Post #2
- Forum: Archive (sold or withdrawn)
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Bicycle License Plates
That's a great collection right there. Seems a shame to break them all up. But then again, they all came that way originally. Seems then that they were all lucky to have gotten together in the first place! 😁 And who doesn't recognize the overuse of the single syllable "O" in the word...- DaGasMan
- Post #3
- Forum: Sell - Trade: Bicycle Parts, Accessories, Ephemera
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One of my kids actually wants a real bike!
My dad was raised on a farm in the 1930's and never really learned how to ride a bike. He could ride a motorcycle and countless other vehicles. He could do most anything, especially in my young mind, because he was my dad! 😄But one summer day in the early 1980's he and my mom got matching blue...- DaGasMan
- Post #5
- Forum: General Discussion About Old Bicycles
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Pre-War BSA ''Gold Vase'' with SHAEF
Private Hott was an ingenious man. Had he come back to the states and patented the idea he may have retired wealthy. He could have marketed the grips as "Hott's Private Collection handlebar grips. Firm. Yet soft to the touch on those long rides. Field tested throughout Europe. Get yours today!"...- DaGasMan
- Post #6
- Forum: Military Bicycles
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Pre-War BSA ''Gold Vase'' with SHAEF
If I'm not mistaken the grips are the hose cut from a British general purpose gas mask. Great war time theater G.I. ingenuity feature. I love it.- DaGasMan
- Post #3
- Forum: Military Bicycles
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Sold Royal Navy issued jack/clasp knife
For an old Royal Navy knife, this is in outstanding condition. Most often the blades are overused and ground down to a nub or scratched beyond belief. This is clean and straight with a nice edge. Same with the marlin spike. It's a perfect example ready for anyone's knife collection. Good luck...- DaGasMan
- Post #3
- Forum: Archive (sold or withdrawn)
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G519 finally came in.
He shoots... HE SCORES!!! Wow. That's awesome. That red paint has been some kind of protective barrier of sorts. Wow. Very nice. 😃😃😃- DaGasMan
- Post #12
- Forum: Military Bicycles
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G519 finally came in.
Almost! The date code is just in line and to the left of the 36 10 . I think it should be L1 or L2 maybe?- DaGasMan
- Post #9
- Forum: Military Bicycles
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G519 finally came in.
I can see the 36 10 on the hub and it's upside down. Photo taken from the opposite side.- DaGasMan
- Post #7
- Forum: Military Bicycles
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1948 Dayton Huffman Gravel Racing Bike
YOU! Are an inspiration sir! You have no idea how much you've just done for me. Thank you!- DaGasMan
- Post #7
- Forum: Project Rides
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G519 NOS Parts Library
Another NOS G519 57 link chain with package open. These images were borrowed from an old @bikesnbuses classified ad. I was lucky enough to score two. Thank you sir.- DaGasMan
- Post #34
- Forum: Military Bicycles
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Finally, a Huffman Dayton frame
That's a fine looking tribute you have there. Nice.- DaGasMan
- Post #26
- Forum: Military Bicycles
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Finally, a Huffman Dayton frame
Pedal bones and air "out" holes! See, these are terms I understand. 😂 Oh man that's good stuff. So, my friend gets into bee keeping and sends me a photo of the new hives being delivered. Guys in the suits and hoods and I notice what I automatically think is big pieces of bacon on top of a...- DaGasMan
- Post #23
- Forum: Military Bicycles
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MOTHERLOAD... 9 Bikes At Once...
Wow! What a haul! Very nice. That Varsity is just waiting to sparkle again. 🤩 Do it my friend. Spit polish and elbow grease!- DaGasMan
- Post #15
- Forum: All Things Schwinn
-
1920’s Iver Johnson- Barn find
She's beautiful. Very nice find indeed.- DaGasMan
- Post #4
- Forum: Antique Bicycles Pre-1933
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Prewar Elgin men’s part out
Is it possible to post a few photos of the rear fender and the other side view of the bike? I'm still checking it out. 👍- DaGasMan
- Post #9
- Forum: Sell - Trade: Bicycle Parts, Accessories, Ephemera
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Sold 2 Baldwin Duckworth skip tooth chains in wartime Columbia ? wax wrap December 1944 for G519
Quick! Somebody has to add these photos to the NOS thread! I can't believe I missed this. Aw, who am I kidding? I believe it. 🥲- DaGasMan
- Post #2
- Forum: Archive (sold or withdrawn)
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Bergerwerke
Here's to Al and Bergerwerke. He helped me out with my project bike more than once. I would pore over the details of the completed bicycles on the Bergerwerke website for hours trying to get mine as near to perfect as possible. 😃 My Dad would say occasionally, "Nothing good ever lasts forever...- DaGasMan
- Post #2
- Forum: Military Bicycles
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Finally, a Huffman Dayton frame
I believe it is this one on the Bay of E. 250 mm is about 9.8 inches. The military frame brackets are out there too.- DaGasMan
- Post #6
- Forum: Military Bicycles
-
Finally, a Huffman Dayton frame
I used the aftermarket tire pump on flea bay. It was about $10 at the time I bought it. Don't know what they're getting now. I think it's about the right length and I had to sand it a bit to get it to take the OD paint. But it looks good.- DaGasMan
- Post #2
- Forum: Military Bicycles
-
Prewar Elgin men’s part out
Is that front fender welded to the forks? 🧐 Looking like it's seen some heat at some time or another. 🥵- DaGasMan
- Post #5
- Forum: Sell - Trade: Bicycle Parts, Accessories, Ephemera
-
WW1 bicycle sold fast on IMA
Well, this one went faster than I could click on the site to take a look. 😅 I'm a slow clicker I guess. IMA had it posted as Serial Number: USA 8185. No link to it, but if you search IMA, then use their search for "bicycle" it's still there. There's also a WW2 COMPAX that went pretty quick...- DaGasMan
- Thread
- Replies: 8
- Forum: Military Bicycles
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Husqvarna M42
Well my geography isn't that good, but if you're going to work through the Swiss Alps to get to Sweden, you have one heck of a commute. 😄- DaGasMan
- Post #8
- Forum: Military Bicycles
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Husqvarna M42
That is a cool ride. With an awesome matching trailer to boot? C'mon. Too cool. I'm guessing that as a single speed you'd have calves of iron hauling anything over 50 pounds... up a hill... phew! Made myself tired thinking about it. I love this bike!- DaGasMan
- Post #5
- Forum: Military Bicycles
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4 Medford Oregon Bicycle License Plates for Sale
I love 'em. 😍And this is coming from a guy that has lived in Medford, NY his whole life. 😄 Good luck with the sale!- DaGasMan
- Post #2
- Forum: Sell - Trade: Bicycle Parts, Accessories, Ephemera
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Has Anybody Heard of a Yankee Bicycle? There's One on Craigslist
I have often been accused of mocking what I do not understand. Clearly this is an accomplished engineer and a notable bicycle in the history of successful bicycle design and production. To All; Forgive my apparent and offensive ridicule of the marketing. I did not consider the regional or...- DaGasMan
- Post #19
- Forum: General Discussion About Old Bicycles
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Has Anybody Heard of a Yankee Bicycle? There's One on Craigslist
Again, marketing. The Fitness Bike? It's frisky and fun? Damn. Although I kinda miss those big 80's and early 90's commercials. There's a lot of out of work saxophone players out there today. Nothing for nothing but I think I married that red haired girl that couldn't make it up the hill or stop...- DaGasMan
- Post #13
- Forum: General Discussion About Old Bicycles
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Has Anybody Heard of a Yankee Bicycle? There's One on Craigslist
I know I'm most interested in how this bicycle operates. Also wondering why such innovation was never adopted, outside of the usual Corporate needing to make a huge fortune on someone else's patented thoughts and ideas. Unless there were major faults with the system that prevailed in the less...- DaGasMan
- Post #10
- Forum: General Discussion About Old Bicycles
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1940’s Wartime Columbia Sports Tourist
Clearly with that serial # it was owned by a dog lover. No? 😅 Sorry, I had to do it.- DaGasMan
- Post #6
- Forum: Military Bicycles
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Sold FS Indian Bell
That right there is a beautiful piece of art. It's amazing how far out they pushed the relief of the warrior's face, creating that 3D image. Haunting, as he looks stern and proud over to his left. It adds depth and character to the portrait. A very nice piece. Big bell too. Must sound great...- DaGasMan
- Post #3
- Forum: Archive (sold or withdrawn)
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Wow! Craigslist does not disappoint.
I tried but it was all sketch. I gave up and just described the link, to celebrate Easter with an egg hunt.- DaGasMan
- Post #7
- Forum: Military Bicycles
-
Wow! Craigslist does not disappoint.
Man, this one is from Brazil and I'm guessing it's a one-off? Please mind my sarcasm, as it runs in the family. Get your popcorn and your wallet ready for this one because it's a heck of an expensive show. Check out: Ebay / Columbia WWII Restored original Military Bike I do appreciate the...- DaGasMan
- Thread
- Replies: 6
- Forum: Military Bicycles