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1942 Firestone Featherweight Restored

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Bozman

Wore out three sets of tires already!
Here is my 1942 Firestone Featherweight that I just about finished restoring. Need to secure the seat, finish restoring the head badge and put on the right grips. Original paint scheme but I added a Colsen chain guard and felt that the white with black trim looked best on it.
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I love this genre of bikes. Vastly underappreciated. I've got a 42 Roadmaster that's among my favorite bikes.
They are great riding bikes. Luckily the Kenda S6 tires fit the rims so you don't have to worry about wearing out the original 26x1.375 tires.

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They are great riding bikes. Luckily the Kenda S6 tires fit the rims so you don't have to worry about wearing out the original 26x1.375 tires.

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My 1942 Road Master Triumph.
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