Any info about this super deluxe please?

[tech549]

yes proberbly early 1950s,trade the saw for it.!!!

 

[rusty_apache]

Most definitely! Just don’t paint or clear coat it!

 

[Boris]

If you're interested in the bike, remove and check inside tank and inside train light for corrosion. You are going to lose some paint on front fender for sure when cleaning. It's a fair trade. You could probably sell it for $450 to a collector if you decided you didn't like it.

 

[Amberwood0425]

i think the late 40's model had the pedestal style front light. This one has the train light. I say between 50 'to 53'.

Is this bike worth having restored?
Or should I leave it as is?

 

[Boris]

I'd leave it. Get's real expensive real quick when restoring. And you probably wouldn't get your money back out of it. However, if you want a beautiful bike that you want to keep for yourself, you could restore it. The trend these days though, is to keep them as original as possible. You'll hear it over and over again, "They're only original once!"

 

[vincev]

It looks like a fair trade Leave as is.If you decide you dont like it PM me.I would come get it.I have a girls and need a boys model.Some of those had deep fenders which many think look better.

 

[island schwinn]

Trade. Probably much nicer riding a bike versus a chainsaw.

 

[jimbo53]

You can get used chainsaws all day long. Original paint, Monark Super Deluxe's? Pretty rare find. Dump the saw, get the bike.

 

[manuel rivera]

It looks complete besides the handle bar grips.

Nice color, nice bike. Just need a good clean

 

[dweenk]

I am looking at the first photo and think that the non-drive side crank arm is bent. It may be a trick of the camera lens, but I would check it.