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@kratekid73 GLWS

Appears to be made up of three pieces. Threaded end cap, hand grip and ferrule. Notice dimensions. Will buy a single or a pair. In search of one screw on end cap too. Please PM direct with any information. Thank you Will buy single or pair

Looking for a set of these handlebars for display. Bent broken or damaged is ok. Please PM me direct

1904 -1909 Stem Wanted Hoping to upgrade the stem on my chainless. Good original plating is important. The length compared to the part on my bike is not real important. Looking for the same style and will also consider one shorter in length too. Caliper measurement shown indicates outside...

Incredible restoration Dan! Where do you find them all? 🤪

Incredible imagery on saddle and seat tube!

Nice! @Barnegatbicycles was great help with my project Other Cabe members sold me the right parts once identified https://thecabe.com/forum/threads/1905-columbia-pope-chainless-model-154.216490/

@Barnegatbicycles

Wanted original white 28” single tube tires for my early 1900s Columbia. Please PM directly. Thank you!

Any of these bicycles out there for sale? Please contact me via PM. Thank you. Credit Bluestreak, New Mexico Brant from my original posting in 2017. https://thecabe.com/forum/threads/stockton-cycle-company.119716/ "Not a lot of info online about Stockton Cycle Manufacturing Company. Looks...

Any more detailed photos? Thx

Any photos of your bikes? I have also been looking for a single grip for my 1905 chainless.

1898?

@Rustngrease @Barnegatbicycles

I found the old photos in my files from about seven years ago. Not a great shot of the badge but still legible. Badge is stamped 1610.

This old post of mine may shed some light https://thecabe.com/forum/threads/early-1900s-teens-e-c-simmons-westminster-mens-bike.99017/

Early 1900s Antique Bicycle Rambler by Pope ABC, 28" period Wood Clincher Wheels, original clincher tires for display only, leather saddle, etc. See chain now on bike in first photo. *The block chain was removed. Beautiful, ornate, lug work see photos! 25" frame with 34" stand over height...

These are in fair to good condition, straight, with no dents or dings. There is minor pitting throughout. The factory bushing in the center in slightly loose. Withdrawn.

Switched out the bars and grips.

@catfish

Looks so cool with all the sifters paint & chrome etc. When you received this bike when new you must have been very excited!

Good example of unusulal design (flat) TOC early 1900s 7/8" Mustache Handlebars, Period Grips and 7/8" o.d. Stem. The bars are straight, the stem is in good working order. The right grip could stand to have the ferrule re-crimped. Withdrawn

Posting this as a reference to the serial number to help possibly narrow down a date. This bike is thought to be late 1920s? https://thecabe.com/forum/threads/1920s-peirce-angola-or-emblem-arrow-by-baker-path-racer-racing-antique-bicycle.231221/

Possible free delivery to Fall 2023 Tuckerton, NJ swapmeet. Excellent original condition with the factory mounting bracket and original box with instructions. Never had batteries inside. $100. no shipping

No shipping, pick up in person or may be willing to arrange for delivery to Fall 2023 Tuckerton or Copake swapmeets. Possibly late 1920s era built by Peirce Angola or Emblem? ARROW by F. A. Baker on badge Paint, what is still there is original. There are feathers or arrow fletching artwork...

That is A LOT of car for the money! Look at the interior! These things drive like a dream. My brother had a '69 in the early 1980s. He would roast the tires and have the car going sideways down the street. Very reliable engine and trans even under extreme conditions! GLWS

Raven Rock, NJ

Sean Great bike! Could you please post some more photos of the rear brake? Thanks

No shipping, pick up in person or may be willing to arrange for delivery to Fall 2023 Trexlertown or Copake swapmeets. A nice example of a 110-year-old + or -original paint, 21-1/2" Great Western frame, nickel plated fork, headset, nickel plated seat post, chain adjusters, crank assembly...

Beautiful artwork decorations and pinstriping.

In the woods Central NJ.

Out in the woods, Western NJ.

Sourland Mountains central/Western, NJ. Arrow by Baker 1920s era very light bicycle.

Good Stonework Saturday....

1970 fenderless

Cool bike! Slick Tire - In the last photo I can see date code, "U K". U K = United States Rubber Company, 1965 The dots to indicate the quarter of the year are out of the image. I can only see one dot.

Natural stone Sourland Mountains western NJ.

Hi Marty, Thank you for your positive vibes. I do not plan on riding on the period tires. The stem is extraordinarily long, over 8-1/2". For the photos it is inserted 2-1/4". I have not removed the seat post. Best, Joe

I still need to paint the left-hand grip to try and match the right, have the wheels pinstriped, then stress/age the new paint on the rims.

Updated condition showing Columbia as built wheels fitted with Fisk single tube tires. Check out the tied and soldered spokes. The two speed rear hub is in working order. Thank you to all the CABE members that helped me complete this project. Have a great Independence Day! 🇺🇸

I’ll contribute but I’m no expert Small letters, Feb ‘69 by Carlisle Tire and Rubber Company. The person I bought this from removed it from a 69 Dlx Stingray coaster brake model.

I believe my old F/S post ties in with this thread. E.g. different badge examples and serial number. This one is still F/S local pick up. https://thecabe.com/forum/threads/antique-arrow-bicycle-by-f-a-baker-new-york-racing-model.200880/

Here is an example of a 1971 model I had a couple years ago. I added a new decal replica of the original graphic to chainguard.

Update on this project - A fellow CABE member was kind enough to take time out of his busy schedule to turn down a grip from wood and ferrule from steel for me as place holders until originals turn up. I couldn’t be happier!

Light

Exploded Diagram

Just click on the link it will take you there. I am not on FB https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2175695715969785/?ref=search&referral_code=null&referral_story_type=post

More than likely there is a Shaw group on Facebook

Excellent find!

Nice bike! Western Auto sold these in the town where I grew up. I have not seen many of these for sale over the years. Here is one I cleaned up a while back.