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Hey everyone. I'm helping out a friend who has a 1948 Monark Hex Tube with the wrong cranks. They aren't the dogleg style needed to mount the chain guard. My question, which cranks are the correct ones for the bike, or which ones would work? I appreciate the help. Ride on, Sean

I recently worked on a pair of chestnut 5 speed Suburbans for a friend, and liked them so much, I bought a pair, in brown, equipped with Schwinn child seats. They were sold by Aurora Cycle in Seattle, Washington. Men's is December 1972, and the ladies is November 1972. I'm gonna go thru them...

I'm trying to figure out how to wire the headlight, taillight, and turn signals. If anyone has one that's intact and can post pics, I would be very grateful. If more pics are needed, I will gladly post them. Does the taillight come on when the headlight switch is turned on? These are things I...

I got home from work to these! I love getting deliveries. Wanna know what's inside? Stay tuned. Ride on Sean

Looking for help on the value of an M35 dog leg crank off of a Silver King. The chrome is excellent and has a polished aluminum sprocket. Any advice would be appreciated. Ride on Sean

Here's the start of my ratty Color Flow project. More pics to come. I finally have almost all the parts I need. Waiting on a couple more to arrive. Ride on Sean

My friend has a beautiful 48 Hex Tube Silver King that has garbage aftermarket pedals on it. Does anyone know what pedals would have originally come on this bike? Thanks. Ride on Sean

I just got this Westfield built Rambler Custom Deluxe all cleaned up. Really diggin the Atomic graphic. A couple before and after pics. Ride on Sean

I just received a bike, and found the top of the key in the bottom of the box. The rest is, unfortunately, still in the lock cylinder. It's a 49 Westfield built Rambler. Key number W87. Any ideas. Thanks Ride

The newest member of our ever growing collection. Thank you Shawn @Freqman1 . What a great bike! All I did was a very minor clean up and regreased everything before assembly. It rides great, and now the wife has a legit vintage bike. Ride on, Sean

Hey everyone, my name is Sean, and I'm glad I found, and joined this site. I enjoy looking at all the cool bikes on here, and all the info that gets passed along. Here are my 2 bikes. My first one I bought locally here in AZ last year. A Columbia 5 Star. I think it's a mid 50's. I love this...