1891? Rambler Project

[Ed Minas]

Can we say amazing.

 

[Tyberius]

The wheels on my c.1900-1915 Kenwood have a similar red hue to them. I sent a picture to a friend who works for the National Trust and his colleagues believe it's a red-tinted varnish. Yours looks like a more intense red than mine but could be the lighting. Looks like yours and possibly mine had a gold (?) pinstripe too.

 

[bricycle]

The wheels on my c.1900-1915 Kenwood have a similar red hue to them. I sent a picture to a friend who works for the National Trust and his colleagues believe it's a red-tinted varnish. Yours looks like a more intense red than mine but could be the lighting. Looks like yours and possibly mine had a gold (?) pinstripe too.

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I never received the original wheels, just the solid tires and hubs... wheels must have been a lost cause?

 

[Casper]

very cool!! we don't see any turn of the century bikes out here on the left coast.

 

[bricycle]

I loosened both pedals on their shafts (not an easy task, used Kroil and let sit). I'm currently having one of the pedals that was received damaged professionally repaired and then she'll be finished. (enough for me). Better pics will come.

 

[bricycle]

new pics!

 

[GiovanniLiCalsi]

Great job!

 

[Two Wheeler]

The wheels on my c.1900-1915 Kenwood have a similar red hue to them. I sent a picture to a friend who works for the National Trust and his colleagues believe it's a red-tinted varnish. Yours looks like a more intense red than mine but could be the lighting. Looks like yours and possibly mine had a gold (?) pinstripe too.

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Wheel off a 1924 Schwinn looks to be of similar color.

 

[Balloonoob]

new pics!
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Holy Cow!!! That thing is cool. Love the saddle. Congrats!!

 

[GiovanniLiCalsi]

I have a similar saddle on my 1896 Columbia 40.