motobiker46
Look Ma, No Hands!
Hi All,
Trying to get some basic information (year, model, etc.) on this this Monark frame that I bought on eBay almost 10 years ago. I bought it as a project bike but eventually turned my interests to several other pre and post war Columbia bike restorations and never went back to working on this frame. I confess I know very little about Monarks so have no idea whether this frame has any real value or not. I did see picures of the complete bike posted by the previous owner -- I do remember it was a tank model and a nice looking bike -- unfortunately the PO decided to part it out. I believe it was listed as from the late 50’s. The serial number on the underside hub is M300 2037061. I don’t know if there’s enough perceived value in attempting to sell it due to the expense of shipping (even Bike Flights is getting to be super expensive). So at this point, just trying to get some ideas on what my next step should be. I don’t want to just keep it in storage if there may be somebody out there that can put it to good use.
Thanks!
Bob
Trying to get some basic information (year, model, etc.) on this this Monark frame that I bought on eBay almost 10 years ago. I bought it as a project bike but eventually turned my interests to several other pre and post war Columbia bike restorations and never went back to working on this frame. I confess I know very little about Monarks so have no idea whether this frame has any real value or not. I did see picures of the complete bike posted by the previous owner -- I do remember it was a tank model and a nice looking bike -- unfortunately the PO decided to part it out. I believe it was listed as from the late 50’s. The serial number on the underside hub is M300 2037061. I don’t know if there’s enough perceived value in attempting to sell it due to the expense of shipping (even Bike Flights is getting to be super expensive). So at this point, just trying to get some ideas on what my next step should be. I don’t want to just keep it in storage if there may be somebody out there that can put it to good use.
Thanks!
Bob