Alexander Paris Texas Rocket bicycle count off. Post your bad boy here for all to see

[39Rocket]

very good, it deserves not to be hidden away.

She’s with her brothers again lol

 

[39Rocket]

Alexander family reunion photo shoot

 

[MrMonark13]

Alexander family reunion photo shoot
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Finally, what we’ve all been waiting for!

 

[39Rocket]

Alexander family reunion photo shoot
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@Freqman1 I took group pictures

 

[New Mexico Brant]

Here are three John Alexander scooters; the walk-through variant is possibly the only one known. The light was also an Alexander modification. He added brazing to the clamps; this would prevent the light from falling off even if the bolts vibrated out. Paris, Texas has a lot if cobbled streets at that time.

 

[New Mexico Brant]

Stunning collection Dan! @39Rocket; I am so happy to see these all together.

 

[39Rocket]

Finally a picture of all 5 of my rockets together.
Hopefully I’ll get another one this year. A row of Rockets is quite cool.

 

[39Rocket]

John Alexander manufactured motorcycle / scooter forks in our collection.

 

[39Rocket]

Newly discovered Alexander fork!
He altered the bicycle fork
He was a mad scientist so no telling what he made this for!
This is what gets me excited in this hobby!!

I’m going to display it in my museum. If you’re a bicycle nerd like me you can examine it. Contemplate it. Wonder what in the world he was doing.

 

[39Rocket]

Christmas 1940. Paris Texas.
Santa Claus brought a rocket bike to a lucky boy!