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That is an incredible bike. Well done!

That drop out cleaned up super nice!

I realize it is just a traveler but I could not resist the violet paint.

And this 1860s St. Louis beer bottlers Union Pin.

I picked up these 1740s warrants from Rhode Island. They were Signed by Stephen Hopkins who was also a signer of the Declaration of Independence.

Just about the least loved stingray there is. But it’s still a pretty little bike

Leave it as Found. And I don’t know what you mean by “restore” but that is an excellent survivor. Anything you do that damages that Original paint would ruin the value. As it sets it is probably $1200-$1500. Of that were a five speed, you’d be looking at $3000+.

Deal check your pms

this is an early head badge for a Savage bicycle. Pictures tell the story and there is nothing hidden.

Monark Monday is a thing? Awesome!!

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Man that is a lot of bicycle for the money! GLWTS

As odd as it sounds, the term comes from the flat solo polo seat, and yes it was invented for bicycle polo. In the early 1960s kids found these seats and began using them to customize their bicycles. That was not what these kids bikes were designed for but the name from the seats stuck.

In more than 20 years of buying Vintage bikes and attending swap meets all over the country, that is the only chrome one of those I’ve ever seen

I like all that little ride on stuff. 😁

I spent the last couple of days moving all of the bikes to one space. They were in the basement, the house, and the garage. I had never scene them all together.

That is a beauty!!

I just added this original owner fastback. I started cleaning it up last night and this looks like it’s going to be a heck of a survivor.

PayPal F&F or postal money orders only. Cash if you are local in Kansas City

I have this red accessory solo polo seat. It’s all original. It still retains its original seat pan sticker. There are a couple of splits that are shown. Still, it’s a pretty nice old seat and hard to find these days.

$125

Thanks! I love that bike. 😁

A favorite of mine for tank bike Thursday

No bikes this week but as a child of the 1970s, this find made me smile pretty dang big.

$150

$125

let’s see those Schwinn bicentennials! Varsities, stingray, customs, and what ever!

There aren’t many out there. I’ve only scene a handful.

150

I love that this bike is getting saved! Well done!

I do love tank bike Thursday

I’d love to see some mini bikes if there are any

This one has been on the “up next” pile for ever. I’ve finally gathered all of the parts for it.

Love the pics!! Keep them coming!!

Is dark green.

I wondered what was going on with. I only saw a few examples and none where set up like this.

I found this at a garage sale over the weekend, and I would love any info anyone has on these. Any idea about the year made?

We are getting pretty close to July so…😁

They make the best pairs!

That’s awesome! There can’t be many of those girls bikes left.

Since this is still in my living room, I’ll throw it out there for tank Thursday

This one is loaded with accessories.

I’ve known about this one for years, so when it was finally offered to me, I couldn’t help myself.

$200.00

All of those Schwinn bicycles in my collection are going to have to make a little room for today’s find. I’ve always wanted one of these. This one is original paint, but the guard has been redone and it will need a period set of tires. I’m pretty happy with this one! 😁

My restored phantom for Schwinn Sunday.

With drawn as well. I assumed this was a26 inch as well

That’s really Cool!! $650

Here is an almost finished project. This original paint fair lady still needs a proper solo polo seat, and a better set of grips but she’s starting to look pretty good.

The not disclosing it is garbage, but I’ve always wondered if it could be done.