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1912 "Crown" bicycle

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Durango John

Finally riding a big boys bike
I picked this up on the CABE recently and finished cleaning it up. 1912 "Crown" bicycle, built by the "Great Western Manufacturing Company" in Laporte, Indiana.
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Some GWM bikes use 35mm (1+3/8") headset cups, (so maybe 34mm MTB caged bearings could be used in a pinch). The bearing cone and top nut might be fairly standard 1"-24tpi.
 
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