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I just picked up a Louison Bober C-34 that I want to work on restoring with my 8 year old grandson. It is the Campagnolo edition with Campagnolo shifters, front derailleur and Campagnolo Gran Sport rear derailleur. The head badge serial number is four digits starting with 06. Does anyone know...

Thanks, but I do have a spare Valentino Extra, so I guess I will hold off at this time.

Is your derailleur and neck stem for sale?

Another photo.

I believe that mine is a 1973, but I don't know what model. The crank is the same as your but it only has the drive arm. I don't have either derailleur, and I have the rear brake, but not the correct front brake. I am watching a handlebar stem on ebay.

I am looking for a Favorit front and rear derailleur (prefer higher end models), a Favorit Special front brake, and a left side crank arm.

There is no shifter boss on the left. The bike has the 4 speed Sturmey-Archer hub. The bike serial number is FH 6767. The '59 Catalog shows the Lenton Grand Prix as an 8 speed. It shows the Lenton Marque II as being available with the 4 speed Sturmey-Archer hub.

I just bought this 1961 Raleigh Lenton Grand Prix. It has a 4 speed Sturmey Archer hub. It came with the never used Bell Bike II helmet, tools, a lamb seat cover and the bill of sale from June 9, 1961. The price then was $89.95. Purchased at Mike Walden's Continental Bike Shop on Livernois...

Original condition 1940's? Automoto. This bike has working lights, 650B tires, original tool bag with tire tools, rear rack, frame pump(not working), White Star leather saddle, 3 speed Cyclo read derailleur with Simplex shift lever. I am in Saginaw, Mi and will bring it to the Ann Arbor Swap...

Yes, the crankset is Zeus.

$950

This is the first year for the Raleigh Competition and the only year it had chrome lugs like the Professional and the International. It is a beautiful Bronze Green.

1969 was the first year that the Competition was made and the only year it came with chrome lugs. It shared chrome lugs with the Professional and the International. This bike is the Bronze Green color. I am taking it to Ann Arbor tomorrow or the Classic Bike Show and Swap meet and it is for...

I am taking this to Ann Arbor on Sunday.

Thanks for the information.

This will probably go to Ann Arbor too, complete with new sew ups added.

May take this one to Ann Arbor.

Bought this bike a little while ago. Was listed as a Dayton Huffman and has that head badge which was attached. It has been converted to a city bike, someone added 27 x 1 1/4 inch wheels and the rear wheel has a coaster brake. Thought it was neater than a new city bike, due to the old frame...

Very sweet bike! I also have a Grand Record. It is a '75 in beautiful condition, but your Team is something very special.

It may go up for sale in the spring, I may take it to Ann Arbor.

My shift lever lays flat on the top of the top bar. The left side of the cable goes to the back of the shifter, the right side goes to the front.

This is on the hub on the rear wheel of my Humber Sports with the Cyclo Oppy 4 speed. The wheel appears to be an 26 x 1 1/4" alloy wheel. I am looking for a front wheel for it, but saw this marking on the hub and am interested if anyone knows about it.

36. At this point, I will look a little longer. Thanks.

Yes, they are in my posting under Vintage Lightweights for 'Humber Sports with Cyclo Oppy 4 Speed'

I think it is a lightweight Endrick or Dunlop chrome or alloy.

Looking for a early post war 26" x 1/14" front wheel. Anyone have one? I think it may be an Endrick or Dunlop lightweight, chrome or alloy rim.

Bought this Humber Sports lightweight early in the week. It has a Cyclo Oppy 4 speed, which was only made from 1938 to 1949. I think the bike had 26 x 1 1/4" wheels. Back may be original, front is not. I will have to find a period correct front wheel. Also need to find fenders for it, any...

Guess I will need to find the fenders for it, and switch out the front wheel for a more period correct one, if I can find one.

I just bought this Humber Sports because it looked different. I found that it has a Cyclo Oppy 4 speed derailleur system. Looks like there were made between 1938 and 1949. Not sure of value of the bike but thought it was neat enough to buy.

You should give that yo your brother.....remember the Indian bicycle he gave you?

I think you should give that to your brother....remember that Indian bicycle he gave to you?

This Super Course TT will be listed on ebay tonight with an opening bid of $250

This is mine. Had it for sale for $380 but was not able to sell it.

Thanks for the information.

Serial number - W? ? The bike has a serial number of 00006xx

Bought this 1973 Raleigh Super Course TT over the weekend. Missing the right wheels but it is pretty clean.

Just picked up this Raleigh Super Course TT. Only made it in 1973 and only came in Flamboyant Red. It does not have original wheels, the ones on it are clincher and it should have tubular tires. It has a cool Mike Walden's sticker on it. For those aware of Michigan's cycling history, olympic...

No, the paint has filled in and covered it.

That is a nice bike!

Price lowered to $500

Sold. Thanks.

Sale is Pending

I bought this bike a short time ago when my brother bought the other bike that the seller was selling. I thought this was a neat bike, but my wife thinks I have too many. My main passion is lightweight road bikes, so I am putting this one up for sale. I don't know enough about pre-war...

This is a badged Kalamazoo Supercycle, Kalamazoo Cycle Co, Schwinn. I believe it is a 1941 W3LFC. I think everything is original except the front wheel which is marked 'Made in England', the tires, and the front fender brace which I was able to replace with the same type. I replaced the seat...

Pulled this bike out today for a ride around the neighborhood. I think this is about a 1969 and I think that is about the last year of the Terrot. I really enjoy this bike.These are pretty rare in the USA.

Yes it is a New World.

I bought this a couple weeks ago and have been cleaning it up. I lucked out getting a like new seat like the one that was on it. I also lucked out getting the same type fender brace, as the front brace was broke. Here is a before photo and some after photos. Any ideas as to it's value for...

I picked up this Schwinn with a Kalamazoo Cycle Co. head badge. I think it is a 1941 model W3LFC. I probably paid too much for it but thought it was kind of unique with the Kalamazoo Supercycle head badge.

I found this Kalamazoo Cycle Co. Schwinn. I believe it is a 1941 W3LFC badged for the Kalamazoo Cycle Co. I probably paid too much for it, but I thought the head badge was pretty unique.

Thanks for all the information. My conclusion was also that it is a C-34. The first number on the head badge is a 6, so maybe it is a 1966. The shift levers and front derailleur are Huret and the rear is Campagnolo Gran Sport. It was probably all Huret and the rear derailleur was upgraded...