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Bumpy Bump. Open to offers if you're willing to pick up. Thanks!

Close to Kutztown and Trexlertown in case someone can swing by and pick up.

I'm in Nazareth, not too far from Kutztown if anyone wants to swing by. All for sale minus the silver one on the far right. Message me for info

"I got bills to pay, and mouths to feed" The only one not for sale is the chrome Murray. Prewar Elgin's and one misfit. Hard to find examples of long tankers in nicer shape. All original paint and parts. Pickup eastern Pa only.

Local pickup only, don't want to hassle with shipping right now. Check out my facebook ad https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1147501546123301/?ref=search&referral_code=null&referral_story_type=post&tracking=browse_serp%3A7fcf12be-98ad-4b77-b9a2-cab440c57d2d

New pup.

Nice score. I had a blue one like yours years ago...heck maybe you bought it from me, I'm up in Nazareth, not too far from ya.

Original wire harness, but no other parts.

Found my Great Grandfather's "high school" diploma on facebook marketplace. His high school was done at what was known as a "military academy" although not actually affiliated with the military. The entire complex is still there to this day, mostly turned into apartments now. He graduated in 1913.

Nice!

50s monark.

Most likely a 35 with the window lugs. Not sure on those fenders bring original or handlebars either and looks like seat was changed at some point. More expertise resides on this board, so wait to hear from others about the fenders, etc...

No didn't buy it. The only difference I see is that rod that connects the top of the bracket to the rear axle area. That part is actually what made me think military..if I remember correctly the compax paratrooper folding bike that had the extra bar in the rear triangle was military? Either...

I highly doubt it... But it looks sort of military-ish to me. Any evidence of one of these with military involvement.

Wouldn't screen printing the badge be in response to rations. More war time perhaps?

How'd I not see that on here...lol.

Someone scored a free holy grail...

It probably started out as a JC Higgins...

Dooo Doot....... Dooo doot.... do doot do doot... (Ok it's the theme from jaws)

Cool. I dug a JC Higgins badge out of my old houses' yard (house built 1947). Love detecting but barely get out anymore...

I only get upset anymore if it's a bike that fits my collection and I really want but can't normally afford at collector market prices. If it's just something I'm looking for resale.... (which I'm not doing too much anymore) I just move on.

Westfield built with a pretty rare part on there. I sent you a message

Seller says the serial number is 18855-C. Perhaps a 1941?

Sprocket is wrong... looks like a Murray built sprocket. I'm guessing that dish shaped thinger was someones replacement washer that they had on hand. It's a schwinn so check out the serial number and you can get the year off that pretty easily.

Good eyes!

Also this one in the lot... Pretty sure "tribute" as well.

I thought Huffman at first too... but no means an expert. Also thought the chainring was a monark

It's being sold in a lot, I think there's a bit of a language barrier between us and he's 3 hours away. Not sure if I can get him to get a better picture of the serial number, I was surprised to get that picture, lol.

I'm still looking for an authentic "in the rough" military bike that hasn't been discovered out there. This one caught my eye in a group of bikes for sale. I think (in my untrained eye and little brain) that it was someone's attempt at a tribute bike. Am I right?

I've had it happen to me and I've had guys keep their word even if others offered more after me. Seems to balance itself out. I just remember... It's only a bike, many more to go around. I bet he still has it and someone who offered more is picking it up right now

So this is the con artist selling parts?

Funny thing... I was just thinking about this bike recently and wishing I'd bought it back them, but didn't. Don't know where it went

Lol... He's the scammer. Paid you an agreed upon price and you held the bike ransom. This dude not banned from here yet?

Yeah... Mid 40s Huffman. Looks like that to me. Find the serial number and check it in the Huffman thread on here

Think it's pretty clear who is in the wrong here. In fact... none of Mr. Haney's arguments really make sense. Professing you're in the right because "no one in there right mind would sell and ship it for $300" when that is exactly what the facts show. Case closed. THIEF

Price?

Yeah... If you both hate each other... Send the money back and be done with it.

First off... My upmost respect for your service to the country. Second, this blows. If I had a 24" sitting around I'd be shipping it to you for cost of shipping. Hope it works out for you!

That tag on the BB is a dead giveaway for Monark

https://thecabe.com/forum/threads/bendix-manual-2-speed-hub.26251/page-2 Check out the last page on this thread

Yep, that's where I want to be. My old high school weight lol. I realized I had a lot of calories in drinks, so 99% water since January. No milk, soda, sugary drinks. Just coffee and water. Also using kettle bells although I've been a bit lazy lately and have to kick myself in the ass again.

Sometimes it's more about what you get rid of more than what you gain. Started a weight loss journey in January. That number was just about 240 when I started, blood pressure wasn't great and crazy snoring during sleep. BP under control and (according to my wife) my snoring has lessened...

Damn, that's nice. Come across the border and drop it off in my driveway in PA!!

Got a light o rama set up and sequencing software for holiday lights! Planning my Halloween show as we speak, lol.

My 3 Elgin long tankers in the middle there. Blue one has the fender over fork, orange has the front cushion hub (name of it is escaping me) and red one is the run of the mill just in nice shape

Found some local history. Nazareth Hall Military Academy where my great grandfather went to school. Found his graduation picture and many many really interesting stories and happenings of the school/town from 100 years ago.

Yeah... can't find anything about it online. Looks like a mini straight bar frame and those truss rods look schwinn to me as well. Interesting

Looks Schwinn... But not. Badge says Fisher, looks like 3 piece crank. Hmmm

Maybe the person who swiped up that radio bike in Jersey is looking for this. That one was missing the batt pack, just don't know who got it