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Looking for size/ tread style front/rear. My tires were def replaced at some point and Not positive if they are even the right size

Somebody must have an all original spyder 5 speed?

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Did you have a chance to look?

Lol yes it is, they didnt spare any length.

That would be great, thank you

Anyoneone know what brand/size tires that wouldve come on this bike new? Would like to find a set, clean the bike up and just ride as is

If anyone has any NOS tires for it let me know, thanks

I checked that page out but unfortunatley murray numbered the bikes sold to Sears differently.

Thank you, cool those were made from 1968 to 1970 correct? With that frame style?

Just figured I'd show everyone my new purchase. It's a Sears spider five speed, very original. Has a layer of dust on it from sitting in storage for so long. I'm just going to try find some nos tires and keep it as is. I believe it's a 69, can anyone help me pinpoint the year?

Nice! Do you still have the duck horn that was on it?

seriously? I thought the chances of finding it were slim to none. I bought that bicycle from the original owner and have the history on it.

I'm almost too embarased to say, a 1931 desoto body and some other hot rod parts. Aprox 500 bucks worth of stuff. Keep in mind, i had no idea the bike was as valuable as it was

I traded it to a friend about 4 or 5 years ago, he sold it....curious if someone here on this board now own it? Big regret trading it

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Gotcha, thanks fir clearing that up for me. Great pics too, thanks

Curious what makes the bike post war, there are a few features on the bike like the luggage rack that seems to be circa 1939ish?

Nice bike! Your right, looks identical to mine. What is mounted on your handlebars? looks like a Jetsons radio. Very cool and interesting bikes.

can't figure out how to send a private message, but my email is [email protected] thanks

Oh ok, I can take a better picture of the head badge if need be.

I think I will be keeping this elgin since I sold my last one and regret it, have a pic or two of your tank? I'd be interested

Thanks for the info, the serial for the Elgin is 92975 and the Scwhinn is 6134717?

This one I thought was pretty interesting, Called an Evans. Looks really "space age" (early 60's?) cool tank and headlight. Its in pretty good original shape. Not sure if these Evans bikes are desirable or not.

This is what I believe to be a prewar Hawthorne Comet, too bad its in the shape its in.

Bought this one just for the crazy handlebars

little Schwinn speedster, not rare or really old but at least its Chicago built.

Here is a Hiawatha Seminole, I would guess post war but not sure of year....seems to be in pretty good shape.

This one I'm not sure of much about it at all....thought it was a Schwinn but not sure, head badge is missing. It does have some cool features though like the tank gills and a cool early 60's bicycle license plate.

Hello everyone, New here and been interested in old bicycles for awhile. about 5 years a ago I bough my first vintage bicycle at an estate auction, a 1935 Elgin Falcon.....needless to say I was uninformed as to just how rare that bicycle was and ended up trading it for some vintage car parts...