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1915 Flying Merkel 400 scout

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1915 Miami Flying Merkel 400 scout (faux resto)

Probably my all time favorite bicycle from the teens era!
Have to give a special thanks to Jesse McCauley, Brant (New Mexico Brant), Paul (Oldwhizzer), John (whizzer1), Robert (barracuda), and Cabe member Stephen. Couldn’t have done it without their help. A lot of great people part of the Cabe community. Never did locate that cool Miami hub and wanted some cooler grips, but it is a awesome bike regardless. Still looking. Thanks. Enjoy the pictures. More to come….View attachment 1453558
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Killer job fellas , very nice Bike
Also Excellent hard to find Hercules pedals !!!
Definetly not hard to find a sweet bike setting up North
Great pictures
Mark
 
Can you please post some detailed images of your fork. I am trying to understand how this version varies from the three spring type. Are two springs used or one single spring? Is there a way increase and decrease the spring(s) flex range?
 
Yes it is two springs. And yes the two nuts on the end allow you to move only the second nut to give more tension.

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