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Slick4d4d

Finally riding a big boys bike
Just want to share this cool bike with everyone, and if aby one knows anything about it that would also be nice. The bike is a 1950's/1960's ladies President bike made in Egland!

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IIRC the President marque belonged to a U.S. chainstore as a house brand

can't quite pull it up from rusty memory 😳 thinking it may have been Montgomery Ward

you should be able to get a specific date from the marking on the SA rear hub shell

a photo of the serial showing its placement should help readers to identify the manufacturer

appears to be constructed with lots of Brampton bits: headset, lugs, bottom bracket shell, etc.

this pattern of cycle frame is termed a berceau

looks to hail from the late 1950's

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Edit -

found it

the President marque belonged to the Scheuer firm of upstate New York

they were an importer/distributor of cycles and not a manufacturer

bicycles bearing the marque were produced in various nations

German example -


British example -


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manufacturer of your example -

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IIRC the President marque belonged to a U.S. chainstore as a house brand

can't quite pull it up from rusty memory 😳 thinking it may have been Montgomery Ward

you should be able to get a specific date from the marking on the SA rear hub shell

a photo of the serial showing its placement should help readers to identify the manufacturer

appears to be constructed with lots of Brampton bits: headset, lugs, bottom bracket shell, etc.

this pattern of cycle frame is termed a berceau

looks to hail from the late 1950's

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Edit -

found it

the President marque belonged to the Scheuer firm of upstate New York

they were an importer/distributor of cycles and not a manufacturer

bicycles bearing the marque were produced in various nations

German example -


British example -


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manufacturer of your example -

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Excellent research, juvela! CABE’ers are the best!!
 
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Scheuer had other badges as well

two found are Aristocrat and The Londoner

this forum thread discusses a The Londoner machine produced in NL by Batavus -


Aristocrat example produced in NL by Batavus thread -



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Wow, that's amazing! Thanks for all the information! I never expected to learn so much about this bike.
 
I took this bike for a spin yesterday and it rides nice, have to adjust the front fender a bit as it rubs a little, but other than that is its a unique enjoyable ride that got a few thumbs up and "cool bike"s.
 
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during the 1960's Scheuer began sourcing product from manufacturers in Japan

one producer from who they sourced cycles by the early 1970s was Bridgestone


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Hello CABErs,

First post here. I stumbled across an old President model similar to the one posted above but way rattier. The badge notes that is a Scheuer design manufactured by Batavus in Holland. I spent a few hours cleaning it up and replacing a tube, but otherwise it is I found it. Is there any reason not to scrap it?

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