Mark Mattei
Finally riding a big boys bike
Looks to be 28” front, 30” rear. Guessing USA.
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Any ideas of this old x-frame, cushion, early pneumatic?
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Looks to be 28” front, 30” rear. Guessing USA.
locomotion
Cruisin' on my 1897 Comet
crazy cool
Wow!! Im no help but i like it! Im sure Jesse or Walter know.
Blue Streak
Wore out three sets of tires already!
The Planet bicycle by Standard Mfg. Co. of Indianapolis looks a lot like yours:
From September 16, 1892 issue of The Wheel and Cycling Trade Review:
From August 26, 1892 issue of The Wheel and Cycling Trade Review:
From December 16, 1892 issue of The Wheel and Cycling Trade Review:
From December 23, 1892 issue of The Wheel and Cycling Trade Review:
From September 16, 1892 issue of The Wheel and Cycling Trade Review:
From August 26, 1892 issue of The Wheel and Cycling Trade Review:
From December 16, 1892 issue of The Wheel and Cycling Trade Review:
From December 23, 1892 issue of The Wheel and Cycling Trade Review:
Blue Streak
Wore out three sets of tires already!
More information about The Planet:
February 26, 1892 issue of The Wheel and Cycling Trade Review (there was no accompanying cut
March 4, 1892 issue of The Wheel and Cycling Trade Review:
April 22, 1892 issue of The Wheel and Cycling Trade Review:
February 26, 1892 issue of The Wheel and Cycling Trade Review (there was no accompanying cut
March 4, 1892 issue of The Wheel and Cycling Trade Review:
April 22, 1892 issue of The Wheel and Cycling Trade Review:
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Jesse McCauley
McCauley Cycle Works
It’s Pluto!.... oh wait no you’re right it’s a Planet... [emoji2957]
Lovely!
Haven’t seen such slight rear dropouts before, something else!
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Lovely!
Haven’t seen such slight rear dropouts before, something else!
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49autocycledeluxe
Riding a '38 Autocycle Deluxe
bicycles are such simple contraptions, it seems like they went out of their way in the old days to make them more complicated.
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