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I've successfully rebuilt these hubs in the past, but I'm obviously not doing something right this time. Originally, the recently purchased hub was sluggish to spin and would not shift at all. When I opened it up I found it filled with a very thick, sticky grease. I disassembled and cleaned...

I'm currently in the process of restoring a 20" Boys Monark Rocket. It has an alloy serial number plate attached to the bottom of the bottom bracket shell. The stamping is very faint. To the best of my ability the numbers are as follows: Model number: 180 9A15 Serial number: A09202 77

I recently completed a restoration for a customer of a 1939 Schwinn Cycle Truck. Believe it or not, he didn't know what he had found when he bought it. He just thought it looked pretty cool. Bought it at a farm sale for $35.00. Oh to be so lucky! The front fender is not authentic, but it's...

I've acquired the remnants of a Schwinn Black Phantom, serial number C56610. It's got a mix of parts, some original(?), some reproduction, and some that had nothing to do with a Phantom. It came with skip tooth cranks and a skip tooth New Departure hub, laced to a double knurled S2 rim. The...

I've made a video to show how to disassemble and reassemble a Columbia 5 Star locking fork. Feedback would be welcome

I would greatly appreciate the expertise of this group in identifying the model and year of this Schwinnn. Thanks in advance! ------ __o ----`\<, ---()/ () Living the life and loving it! Mark Rainey Groody Bros. Bicycle Restoration 912 SE 44th Street Topeka, KS 66609 913 286-9399...

Before and after photos of an early 1930's Colson Rear (Dual) Steer Tandem.