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Can someone help identifying this aluminum stem? Stamped with a 'T', I assume Torrington?

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So she is a red BFG with ivory trim and black pinstripe:

Cushmans had a similar fuel 'filter'. The 3 lower components are the same as Whizzer: Dennis Carpenter Cushman Parts has what you need..

I believe the OP is refering to the Monark Super Deluxe, NOT the Monark Super Twin... Here is the start of a Whizzer powered Monark Super Deluxe - I've seen many and they look awesome!:

Similar outline

Here is a picture that shows a faint 'contour' of where the badge would be. What would be an appropriate badge for this model?

Fascinating stuff... There you go:

Davis Deluxe on the back. Tall badge.

Bought this locally. The bike is black with ivory trim under red house paint. Any help identifying would be appreciated, thanks in advance.

Albion trans?

I believe you have a 1980's Fox Bicycle motor:

Motor 'kit' was made by Motosacoche (Switzerland)

Yes it is. Hershey, many years ago.

H kit on a maroon bike... That's the most delicious Whizzer I've seen in a looooong time...

Fantastic find... F Model on a pre war bike...

I am in Montreal. I can help.

The Cushman Scooters used Tillotson ML carbs. Denis Carpenter has replacement parts for them: Note that some slight adjustments/modifications MAY be necessary:

Instantly inhaled by the market - now unavailable due to being 'ended by the seller because the item is no longer available'. Incorrectly listed as a 1953 Pacemaker, this beauty MUST have been a dealer's demo bike? Whizzer 5'' brake, Auto Clutch, Chrome tank, tasty (McCauley? Wald?) chainguard...

T This Motor Master is in the January Mecum Auction

You beat me to it...

"I never figured out how to secure the front fender in the Whizzer springer fork" A 1/4 inch rod goes through the fender hole (I see yours has been removed) and up the head tube:

CDN to USA Border crossing not yet possible because of C19. USA to CDN IS possible... Can someone out there help with transportation/border crossing of a small vintage piece of equipment? I will gladly pay: fee/fuel/snacks/beer...Thanks.

That would look delish with a 700 Whizzer kit!

I made this 'Fat Yankee' badge for PG years ago... If you look at the right side glass, you'll notice it's frosted (he lost an eye decades ago), he really got a kick out of that. It's the only one in existence. He'd tease me when my french accent came out when I got exited about bikes and...

As good as it gets. Persons 'King Comfort' saddle looks great.

Bug, can you tell me where can I subscribe to the Whizzer Newsletter?

Is that a Shop Task 3-in-1 in the back?

That's an 'H' motor.

WZ frame, 26'' Whizzer Accessory fork, embossed tank, Mikuni carb on tall breather motor. I'd hit it.

beautiful bike. Love the 'loop frame' and front suspension. It's running a modern carb? What model is it?

Serial number 148. I’m thinking 700 series replacement block?

Did you cast the 2 aluminum pieces?

Holy Grail indeed... Crusty but complete. Great resto project, congrats.

That is a Model E (prewar) Whizzer tank

That's just as good as it gets. Congratulations. Tasty Whizzer Special in the back, too!

Whizzer tank shelving from Ikea:

I love that's it mounted on a WZ frame!

Absolutely superb. This kind of bike is why/how I got interested in Whizzers two decades ago. The bulk of Whizzer production was kits, i.e: motor kits installed on bicycles... Any balloon bicycle... Yet, for a while, any and all Whizzers were/had to be 'restored' with a color-matched tank, color...

There is no such thing as a 'correct' frame... Your Whizzer is as correct as any bike. It is a 700 kit installed on whatever bicycle was available at the time. (The very last Whizzer 'Special' (early 60's) was built on a Schwinn Wasp, with the same springer and fenders as your bike). The sad...

Not to hijack the thread, but I found one too, this winter. Never been Whizzerized:

I'm curious to know how Whizzer crankshaft are turned/machined for new inserts? Can a lathe-mounted tool post grinder be used? Anybody got first hand experience?

Holy Grail

Winter is upon us in the Great White North. Drinking my morning coffee, I checked this new 'Marketplace' feature on Facebook. Then came across this sweet Schwinn S4 - 35 minutes from my house - for 375$... Needless to say It took me all of 19 minutes to get there... Original owner. Green...

How are the old style bracket welded to the chrome tank? Soldered?

What a find... Congratulations...