1895 Warwick Model 25

[ejlwheels]

Now I know what my mystery cranks and pedals are.
Both of my cranks and pedals are threaded with RH threads.
I thought that was strange, especially without locknuts.
Are both of yours RH also?

thanks

 

[Miq]

The weights of the bikes in the 1895 line are impressive. They are light even by modern standards, yet not a shred of aluminum or carbon fiber.

For sure. Breaking 20 lbs is tough in any era. Check this thread out. https://thecabe.com/forum/threads/how-light-is-your-lightweight.160507/page-13#post-1459135

I’m looking forward to seeing what your bike weighs when it’s all together with the OG wheels. Let’s add it to the list.

 

[DrRumack80]

Now I know what my mystery cranks and pedals are.
Both of my cranks and pedals are threaded with RH threads.
I thought that was strange, especially without locknuts.
Are both of yours RH also?

thanks

I was not aware of this. That is strange that both would be RH threads! The seller had disassembled the bike for shipping and I have yet to put it back together. Thanks for the heads-up on this. I might have been questioning my sanity with RH threads on both cranks

 

[DrRumack80]

For sure. Breaking 20 lbs is tough in any era. Check this thread out. https://thecabe.com/forum/threads/how-light-is-your-lightweight.160507/page-13#post-1459135

I’m looking forward to seeing what your bike weighs when it’s all together with the OG wheels. Let’s add it to the list.

Will do! I think my local shop has a proper scale. If it's heavier than advertised, I plan to write a strongly worded letter to the Warwick Cycle Co.