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I found the catalog image for it, they did try to copy the paint scheme when it was repainted. Dreading how hard it'll be to find that seat.

That's mine, planning on restoring it so any info regarding correct parts and colors would be great!

1930s Schwinn Excelsior badge. Paint is very nice on this one great one for a restored bike or really nice original, no screws just the badge. $125 shipped in the lower 48 or pick it up in person, paypal or cash on pick up. Thanks for looking, -Sam

Figured I'd post a video on how a Musselman 2 speed comes apart since I couldn't find a proper teardown on here. Once you get the brake arm side apart and slide the axle out of the hub the 2 speed mechanism just pulls apart. Careful with the gears inside the sprocket, after making the video I...

Quick mock-up on it, I do want to put the two speed back on it eventually if I can get everything on it freed up.

Lol I love putting bikes back on the road that look like they'll fall apart, get a lot of looks.

Surprisingly the cable and spring is still solid, spring works just fine it's just the cable running up to the shift lever is long gone.

I have some manuals I'll dig through when I get home but I don't recall ever seeing this hub in any of them.

Trying to get the thing apart without ruining something. Tried looking on old posts on here but none seem to show how it comes apart.

Picked up this killer Elgin at the Springfield, Ohio flea market. Curious what the aluminum fender might've been off of.

HTB is now home, looks like most of it is correct time to clean it up and make it a rider.

Bike was initially found hiding in a garage on a farm in Indiana it popped up on Marketplace but being that it was over 4 hours from me I asked one of my bike friends that was closer to it to pick it up for me, which he did so huge thanks to him. This has been one of my bucket list bikes for a...

That's my bike lol, was going to post it here but didn't get around to it.

Here's the pictures I took of it while at the auction:

I believe that's an early AAA car insurance badge I've seen ones similar for other cities

So that's who ended up with the Harley, sweet.

Probably one of the cooler auctions I've been to, very picturesque property. Me and a friend both ended up with a Colson, there was a Harley bike there but a phone bidder seemed to have been keen on getting it.

Hutch sold for $650

Maybe because the whole property is situated in the middle of a field?

Auction with over 150 bikes I attended over the weekend, brought a few things home. Couple high dollar bikes there, brought home a ton of skiptooth chain. Remains of a Lemon Peeler. White Hutch laying on a Dayton frame Couple of Krate rims were pulled out of here...

Fender stripes on that thing is killer, never seen them like that before.

Thought about ebay but their fees are nuts anymore I've pretty much quit selling there cause of it, probably just display it somewhere to use for trade bait down the road.

It's original it's a store badge that Columbus Cycle would've stuck on the bikes they sold, I have one on a 1936 Dayton.

I believe this is a 20" Hoppy fender it is pretty rough, pictures make it look worse then it is metal isn't thin worst spot is behind the reflector. Is this something of value or should I just use it as a wallhanger? Thanks, -Sam All the studs are present Horse head decal? Barely see...

Western Flyer X53

Very rare Colson rack does need straitened out but otherwise solid and still has its original mount. Add shipping or pick up in person. Thanks for looking, -Sam

Guess it liked that last pic and posted it 3 times lol

Found a frame for it still searching for the other light, will buy a tank if it's in bad shape as long as the lights are decent.

Been slowly searching for the lights for this tank, I found a tank half cheap on ebay still with the light now I just need one more. Doesn't need to be anything perfect, thanks in advance. -Sam

Cycletruck clip maybe?

Yeah and geez that's an old picture, this is what it looks like now:

Frame was all that was left of the modded girls bike unfortunately. These were there too but they aren't much to write home about.

Some folks nearby were cleaning the attic out in their garage and I was lucky enough to snag all the bikes and parts that were pulled out. Looks like stuff from a bunch of different decades was stuffed in there, one prewar frame, a blackout front rim all the way up to an 80's BMX. Any...

Sorry I haven't responded to the questions, site decided to only give me notifications of post reactions and not replies lol

Some pics of my collection all pulled out of the garage so I can reorganize.

Let's try this: $500 shipped to the lower 48.

Got around to making it a rider, definitely needs rims trued unless you like a bouncy ride. Recent find Western Flyer Super, great candidate for restoration. I'd say it's about 95% complete, missing the correct headlight and tail light stuff. Overall a pretty straight bike with only a few minor...

I could find very little info online about it other the an old Cabe post and a Copake auction listing for one. The consensus of both points to it being early 1900s, pre 1930. Given the fact it doesn't have a patent number and only says "Patent Applied For" on it I'm guessing this is a pretty...

I fixed it somehow box got ticked next to "urgent" oops. Sent from my SM-G935V using Tapatalk

I noticed that too after I posted it I have no idea why that happened. Sent from my SM-G935V using Tapatalk

Well I finally found myself a quality truing stand, thing weighs a ton but I think it's awesome. Unfortunately at some point in the past the base was broken in the middle, that's why its attached to the board. Sent from my SM-G935V using Tapatalk

Interesting I'd say it could be possible then but without the decals and no proof is the bike just worth more because it has a rare badge or does this possibility add more to it?

Was Indian still selling bicycles in house at this point? Thing that gets me is that it's the motorcycle badge and not the Hendee badge that was typically used on bicycles Indian sold that's a bit of red flag to me.

I'm not one to wake up a dead thread but I just picked one of these up myself and need a fork set for it. Sent from my SM-G935V using Tapatalk

Still no luck :(

Looking for a matching wheel for my Monark Roadster. Really only need a hoop but will buy a whole wheel.

Looking for some parts for this bike, mainly the fenders and chainguard I should have most everything else correct for it. The red bike is what I have the nicer bike is the goal for it it also shows what fenders and guard I'm looking for. Thanks, -Sam Sent from my SM-G935V using Tapatalk

24" Columbia and brown Hawthorne are sold rest are still available for sale or trade. Sent from my SM-G935V using Tapatalk

With any luck I'll be at Memory Lane at the end of October, I'll be bringing these and maybe some others. Sent from my SM-G935V using Tapatalk

Alright I have a few bikes in need of new homes. Buyer pays shipping costs or picks it up, located in Midvale, Ohio. Have more detail shots for those interested. All prices or best offer. Early 1960s West Germany built Bauer, don't see these often, original paint. Front wheel isn't correct...