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What types of bikes do you have? I got this one in Southampton. I have a place on the Harrison Settlement road. We should get together seeing as we are not far apart. I am Wayne Gillies, cell 902 219 3487, house at Harrison Smt 902 254 2905

I recently acquired a mid to late 1890s TW Boyd ladies bicycle, Montreal (specifically a TW Boyd & son FLYER) and would like to get some information on the bike. The full name of the company was T W Boyd & Son, Montreal, Firearms, Sporting Goods, Bicycle Goods and Materials, located at 1683...

LAFRANCE Head Badge, Huffman Mfg, Dayton $50.00 shipped to continental North America

SOLD

Sale pending

Sale pending

TOC Spoon brake Assembly, complete. you will note that the lower rod, spring and foot are replacements. $165 shipped to continental North America

TOC Readington, by Haversford cycle, Phila, Head Badge In super condition, gold insert color is faded but visible $85 shipped to continental North America

1896 "OUR SPECIALTY" No 10, head badge According to the Wheelmen site, the Our Specialty bicycle was mfg by Western Wheel Works for one year only (1896) $135 shipped to continental North America.

BUMP....$110.00 shipped

BUMP see revised prices

Refurbished saddles - New leather and padding with a respray of chassis 1. Persons - $ 90 shipped OBO 2. Mesinger - $ 75 shipped OBO 3. Mesinger short spring - $ 60 shipped OBO Shipping included only to Continental North America

PRICE CHANGE ... $110. Two complete TOC cranksets. Race and lock nuts for both recently machined. Drive side crank arm on first one has a slight bend One drive side crank orphan $150 shipped to continental North America Do not know what they fit..

Dave: Its just a hole, purpose unknown

I have had this one for years and only am getting to it now. There is no head badge, the head tube was cracked ( I replaced it); it has ND Model A hub; wood handlebar; CCM Hercules saddle; the fenders have a recess into which a mounting clip can be placed; Columbia pedals and unusual crank set...

Edit UNKNOWN BIKE WITH CCM HERCULES SADDLE I am currently working on a TOC bike which I have had for many years..unfortunately there is no head badge, ergo, what is it? It had a torn head tube, which I replaced. Has CCM Hercules saddle, ND model A rear hub, Columbia pedals, wood handle bar...

I have 2 TOC crank sets which I cannot identify..so I reach out to the members of this forum for assistance. Cheers.

Don't know what it is. newly machined race and lock nut, No crank arms. $125 shipped from Nova Scotia OBO

I am not sure what this fits..It has been cleaned up, newly machined offside race and lock nut. There is slight play on drive side arm pin...$125 shipped from Nova Scotia OBO

You are so right..I had posted a rear hub at same time, got mixed up

Intend to use this on a TOC bike. Any ideas on manufacturer? There are no external markings. 36 hole

Machined Racycle draw bolt replacement. Measurements - 8 MM on left thread; 10 MM for right thread and 12MM on shoulder. $45 shipped from Nova Scotia

I have one in great shape..bearing surfaces Ex, axle is straight, spins smoothly..is complete, ready to lace up & go. I am interested in trading for 2 sets of Rat trap pedals, they must be complete, I want one in Vg cond and the other set will be used on a survivor. Get back to me if you are...

Early New Departure bell, great shape, high dome, very loud, workings inside excellent, Marked E 10 1/2. 2" W, 1 1/4" H..Ships from Nova Scotia..$125 USD shipped..OBO

Here's a Worksman trike that made it up to Canada. Balloons and great lines from the rear...heavy pumping though..Hard to determine the year as Worksman won't share that info. probably 40s/50s http://s917.photobucket.com/user/dobie45/media/WORKSMAN%20ADULT%20TRICYCLE%2040s/108_0999.jpg.html

I used a WEBB girder fork on a motorized mid teens Indian clone I built a couple of years ago

The Cavalry saddle on my 1898 Columbia..price $4.00

Thanks, Walter

See these items on ebay # 251836962049 and # 251842104211

OOPs pressed button too fast..how do I get this to the for sale thread??

The third one is for a 3/8" axle and is 2 5/8" L and is also for a 1" fork end

I have a few I was saving for a rainy day, but have not used them yet..all we get is snow up here i Canada..so here they are. I have 2 pr of the first one ..$25 pr shipped and one pr of the shaped one $30 shipped. There are 5 of the third one $20 shipped. They are for a 1/2" axle, 2 1/2"...

Thanks for putting the pics up, Will. This one won'work with either of mine. Cheers, wayne

Here is a real survivor..1901 to 1908 Canadian Racycle with metal cart wheels with custom fitted tires, note the offside crank repair and custom rear sprocket. It had been ridden locally.

CCM Cleveland is a 1927

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1894 Crescent #2 My oldest complete bike Also see http://s917.photobucket.com/user/dobie45/library/PRE%201895%20CRESCENT%20CHICAGO

I have decided to take my 1898 Orient ladies out of the basement and make it rideable, I am missing the correct chain ring. The pix show what I am looking for. I'll take either the mens or ladies size. Does anybody have one for me?/

Check out Worthpoint http://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia It is a subscription site that has auction prices from over 350 sources including Copake

Not a CCM, for many of the frame construction reasons already stated, plus the seat tube set up and truss rod mount configuration are unlike any of the CCM built ones.

The proper nomenclature for the double bars in the CCM 1934 and other years CCM catalogues IS "motorbike"

Yep, same ring as on my 1914 Sears Peerless

The frame is very similar to the 1894 Crescent #2 I have and which is almost completed, see pix at http://s917.photobucket.com/user/dobie45/media/PRE%201895%20CRESCENT%20CHICAGO/DSCN5362_zpsc7b111cd.jpg.html Does anyone know what the head transfer looks like?? there is very little of the...

THE INDIVIDUAL DECAL TRANSFERS ARE $15.00 EACH (THE EXCEPTION BEING THE SPEARS AT $30. A PAIR). POST/SHIPPING VIA CANADA POST INCLUDED. PRODUCING AND PRINTING WATER SLIDE DECAL TRANSFERS IS A CONSIDERABLY MORE EXPENSIVE PROCEDURE THAN MAKING 2 MIL VINYL STICK-ONS AND HAS BEEEN DONE TO ENSURE...

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Check these http://www.tricyclefetish.com/seibert.php this one provides a bit of company history http://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/o-w-siebert-toys-catalog-1956-illustrated-gardner

It has the post war headbadge, likely 40s/50s. Perhaps the bike was stamped near quitting time on a Friday (Miller time). Although not common; it has been noted that some bikes have come off the line with incomplete serial #s. The bike may have been modified, in which case, look for the...

Standard Cycle Products was a Toronto company, in existance from about 1930 to 1961, at one time located near Carlaw & Dundas, later at 600 Victoria Pk. It appears that sometime during the war years or shortly thereafter, CCM acquired the company, and continued to sell bikes under the SCP...

This is a topic that was at the forefront of the 1890s makers of Anotomical saddles. They included reference to a physycian views in these excerpts from their advertisements: "The saddle can be tilted on every bicycle as desired" …in this way persons in polite Victorian society held the...

Could you contact me re the LaFrance badge, cheers, Wayne [email protected]