Chainring/Crank manufacturer?

[Jon Marinello]

What link of chainring is this? I want to sell it but I need to know who manufactured it before posting.

 

[tjkajecj]

I have had a number of pre-war Shelby bicycles with this style of chain ring.

 

[Jon Marinello]

Thanks for the information. What do you think is a fair price for this chainring, crank and bottom bracket would be?

Again thanks @fordmike65!

 

[rollfaster]

Yep. Shelby sprocket commonly found on Prewar Western Flyer badged Bikes.

 

[SKPC]

A favorite sprocket of many. If not bent and the cones aren't worn or pitted, $50+. Bearing hardware looks not to be orig. Arm length?

 

[Jon Marinello]

A favorite sprocket of many. If not bent and the cones aren't worn or pitted, $50+. Bearing hardware looks not to be orig. Arm length?

Not sure about the bearing hardware. It fits fine and bearings spin free and mate well. Crank length is 7 1/2 inches.

 

[Jon Marinello]

Posted for sale in https://thecabe.com/forum/threads/prewar-shelby-chainring-crank-and-bottom-bracket-set.144404/ for anyone interested.

 

[juvela]

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Seven and one half inches equals ~191mm; this is looooooong...something appropritate to an NBA center.

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[Jon Marinello]

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Seven and one half inches equals ~191mm; this is looooooong...something appropritate to an NBA center.

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That’s not measured on center. But measured from the very end of the crank to the far end on the bottom bracket.

 

[Krakatoa]

Pre war Shelby crank should measure 6.75" correct way to measure a crank is center to center. Hardware looks okay to me.