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These are NOS Firestone Nylon cord whitewall tires in the original paper wrapping. They have been in cool storage and guaranteed to be flexible with no cracks. These should be the right tires for 24" Schwinn S-7 wheels. $200 for the pair plus shipping.

I have two matched pair of these tires for the middleweight bicycles. I think that these are some of the nicest looking tires made. One set still has the factory paper wrapping. They are still nice and flexible with no cracks. These will not fit Schwinn S-7 rims. $200 per pair plus shipping.

I have a NOS 20 X 2.125 WW SLIK that is soft and snowy white as if were just made, but it is an old original. $250 plus shipping. I also have 2 NOS 20 X 1-3/4 WW SLIKS for the S-7 rims. These are also very flexible, $100 each plus shipping. See photos for date codes.

This NOS wheel came out of a Schwinn dealer's shop about 35-40 years ago. It has 28 spokes that measure about .080. $250 plus shipping includes everything shown in the photos.

I have two pair and one single of these tires. One pair I cleaned up for the photos, and the other pair is still wrapped in the factory paper. They are $250 per pair, and $125 for the single, plus shipping.

I have two pair of these tires. One pair I cleaned up for the photos, and the other pair has most of the factory wrapping, but will clean up nicely. Each pair is $150 plus shipping. New price 6/20, $125 per pair plus shipping.

I have some NOS WW 20 inch Schwinn SLIKS. How do I decipher the date codes?

Found this last weekend,---A Gary Fisher Joshua X from the 90's. It rides nice and shifts and brakes just fine. Except for the paint loss, it's a nice tight bike. 21 speed with great suspension systems. Real nice "SPIN" 26 inch carbon composite wheels with little wear on the...

I have this "bell tank" sitting on the shelf for the last 30-40 years; Rather than a horn, it has a bell, which works just fine . It is NOS or an early take off. Before I consider selling it, I would like to know what year it is for.

The bike swap meet is part of the big auto swap meet at the Washington County Fairgrounds, about 25 miles NW of Milwaukee on US45. Free parking. Doors open at 8am. $7 admission charge. All heated inside spaces. The bike swap meet is in a separate heated building..

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I've had this seat hanging in my garage for many years. What bikes would use this? I can not find any markings on it except possibly a logo stamped into the leather flap hanging down on the front right side.

I recently found this forgotten fork stashed in my garage. I think this came from an auction at an old motorcycle/bicycle shop in Minnesota in the early 1980's. Can anyone help identify it?

I've have this old Schwinn Black Phantom hanging in the garage for over 30 years, and should clear it out. It is missing the proper seat, the tank assembly, the rear fender and carrier, and the headlight lens and switch, etc. It has nice S-7 painted wheels that do not belong on it, and the wrong...

I want to trade one of my NOS Columbia headlights for a nice "Bat Wing" fender mount headlight to fit my J.C.Higgins Color Stream Regal Deluxe bicycle. (blue and/or ivory colored is needed)

I have had this lens stored with my old car lenses for a long time. It looks like it might be for a bicycle headlamp. It is clear glass, 4" diameter. Can anyone help I. D. it?

I have a super nice Whamo Wheelie Bar for sale. It is in beautiful condition, as the photos show. I have had it since the 1980's, when I bought it in an old bicycle shop in Minnesota. The gold foil label is faded, but intact. It does not appear to be used or worn. $495 plus shipping from Wisconsin

About 30 years ago I bought some old bike parts out of an old hardware store and stored them in my garage attic. These two tanks have "custom" paint jobs by their former owners. Can anyone help identify them?

When was this Elgin girl's bike built? At the top of the seat tube it looks like the following numbers are stamped. Model 502 165. It should be on one of the photos.

Last week everyone was so helpful with information about my 1891 Victor model C bicycle. Here are some photos of another interesting bike. The head badge is marked--"The Earl Model E, A.D.Meiselbach, Milwaukee, Wis." When I Google this, I find that Meiselbach had a bicycle factory in Milwaukee...

I have owned this Victor for about 30 years. Using Google, I think it might be an 1891 Victor Model C, but not sure. Where would I look for a serial number? It is missing the head badge and the brake system.