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That's kind strange, I just watched it for like 4 days and bought it at the end of the auction. Although I can't say that I'm not glad that you didn't see it. After watching a listing for the complete derailleur about 2 weeks ago, the guy wanted $80 for it and that was just too far out of my budget

I found it on Ebay, it seemed like there were multiple available, but I checked last night and found nothing.

So, it turns out that the cage that I bought is NOS, I could see it was in decent shape but when I got it today I see that it has never been used. I am very pleased.

A quick update, after about 2½ years of off and on looking I finally found a replacement cage, only $10

But I do know that the nos ones I have seen have the round post so they will work

The drawing appears to show the early cage with a later style derailleur (the flat bracket for the later style opposed to the the rod on the earlier version

I guess that makes us a minority

Do you still have have these derailleur cages, if so how much do you need for one, thanks- Gerry

I am still looking for a front derailleur for my 63 varsity, if anybody could point me in a direction

I think that I've seen bikes like this with the flying cloud headbadge

Can anybody tell me if this would be the correct headbadge for this bike

Yeah, I was noticing that (after I posted)

I have found some information online, but it's all been aimed at 3-speed bikes

The headbadge says that it's made in England

Does anybody out there have any information or know anything about a Drake 10-speed any information would be much appreciated

Only problem is it doesn't rub when it needs to

Wow, any chance you have one of these in there

Ok, thank you

Wow, tough crowd

The serial number on the bottom bracket is 24911 10 7

Also which headbadge would it have had on it

Next bike trying to determine the approximate year of this Shelby women's bike And how much of it is original, I haven't seen another Shelby with this chainguard or chainring, and should it have a skiptooth chain

Just let me know

Thanks, I'll check into that

I have been keeping an eye on those, should be functional even if not quite right

the screw is missing in this photo

The cage on that derailleur mounts to the derailleur on a round post, there's a screw you can loosen and adjust the cage

I didn't, it was in pretty rough shape

I have a pair of 1963 varsitys, one is a flamboyant red Tourist, the other is a flamboyant lime sport. I picked up the sport for parts for the tourist I have since decided that they are both to nice to part, so I am now looking for a front derailleur for a 63 varsity, it seems that it is a one...

Does anyone have close-up pictures of the headbadgesthst might have come on this bike for the different brands

I don't know if this helps

I would also like to see some pictures of what this bike should look like

I am still trying to identify the model and year of this Murray built bicycle, it came to me with no fenders, chainguard or headbadge. The serial number is s-16230 Thank you for your time and any information you can give me. Gerry

I have the same bike in the female version, I don't know much about it but I have been told that the chainring was used in 1934-35, I believe that mine is a 34 because of the headbadge, from what I have found I believe that they used the Hermes badge in 34, then went to the MW badge in 35, I may...

The front wheel wasn't much better, just had more spokes, but both hubs were still in great shape just need to find new rims

Ya know, I tried but i just couldn't quite get it.

Who all did murray build frames for

So the chain ring on the Shelby might be correct?

Is the chain guard on the Shelby correct or is it aftermarket? I haven't seen another one like it

Any guesses as to the year of the Shelby, or any way to tell, also what headbadges would be on these bikes

I picked these up last week, neither one has a head badge, I am new at this, so I could use some help, thanks gshep

It looks like someone adapted one of these