Corbin CB, 30" wheels, big chainring, suspension seatpost, adjustable handlebar/stem, quick removal fenders, odd pedals with no adjustable metal "straps" and leather "toe clips" (toe clips have perished) any ideas on brand or any other insight? Thanks, Mark.
Glad you guys like the bike, to those who have inquired if it is for sale, I will let you know if it goes on the block. No headbadge screw holes. If any info surfaces on the bike, I'll share it here. Thank you, Mark.
Any sign of a brake lever being mounted on those bars? Usually those type of front mudguards stop short due to there being a tyre friction brake mounted fore the fork crown. Love the frame transfers.
Lovely machine, wish I were wheeling that one down the road this morning, beautiful!
Any sign of a brake lever being mounted on those bars? Usually those type of front mudguards stop short due to there being a tyre friction brake mounted fore the fork crown. Love the frame transfers.
Lovely machine, wish I were wheeling that one down the road this morning, beautiful!
The 30” bicycle wheel craze was from 1896-1901. Lots of bicycles had many upgrades.
The Corbin coaster brake is rare, later edition.
The hub was was made after the New Departure law suit, probably around 1902?
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