'34-36 Shelby Motorbikes

[Freqman1]

When I bought Milton I was told '35. I picked it up at MLC and a guy said '34. Well it does have a Morrow hub which is dated first quarter of '35 (E1). I believe the bike is largely original. My serial starts with an "M". Just curious what other Shelby motorbike owners serial numbers start with?

I am only interested in seeing '34-36 Shelby motorbikes like shown below. No camel backs or streamlines from these years please. Thanks Shawn

Patric's King B

Scott M

Owner?

Oldnut (Ron)

 

[WetDogGraphix]

I'll get mine out of the group tomorrow and give you my #.....

 

[THEGOLDENGREEK]

Here is on Shelby flyer badged bike I once had, but a fellow xaber owns now !

 

[Wards Guy..]

 

[Wards Guy..]

Sorry, I thought I had a serial pic. Sold this one.

 

[Freqman1]

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The frame on this bike looks different than the rest shown here? Smaller frame? V/r Shawn

 

[WetDogGraphix]

Here is mine, Shelby built Western Flyer.....
The serial # is M26138. @Freqman1

 

[Freqman1]

Here is mine, Shelby built Western Flyer.....
The serial # is M26138. @Freqman1

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Thanks--My bike was originally blue too. V/r Shawn

 

[Archie Sturmer]

A new member with my first post. McCauley # 1000 square tank.

Shelby ST-350 taller frame (square tank), shown with Schwinn truss fork, whitewalls.

Found a Shelby truss-fork, maybe a girls cut-down.

Would a post-war Shelby "shock-ease" springer fork be inappropriate for these bikes?

 

[Freqman1]

A new member with my first post. McCauley # 1000 square tank.
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Shelby ST-350 taller frame (square tank), shown with Schwinn truss fork, whitewalls.
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Found a Shelby truss-fork, maybe a girls cut-down.
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Would a post-war Shelby "shock-ease" springer fork be inappropriate for these bikes?

Not sure what you mean by "inappropriate". It would be incorrect for a stock bike but if you're doing a custom or rat who cares. V/r Shawn