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I believe the No-Nose (Model 52) bikes are more scarce than the Speedlines or Arrows. What is the serial number? I have a girls Speedline with the same guard and think its a '39. Seat is incorrect for bike. Should probably be a sliding rail Mesinger and pedals should be Torrington 15s. See page 78 of the Shelby book for a No-Nose that looks exactly like this except for the handlebars. V/r Shawn
Hey Shawn thank you for your info, so it did come with a luck seven seat post and a sliding rail seat which i have but was a bit rough, these are not the original pedals but the torrigton 15s i have that came with it and the handle bars i switched as well. I do not have the serial number right now but when i get a chance i will get back to you on that. I do not have a Shelby book, who sells them and where can i buy one?
 
Hey Shawn thank you for your info, so it did come with a luck seven seat post and a sliding rail seat which i have but was a bit rough, these are not the original pedals but the torrigton 15s i have that came with it and the handle bars i switched as well. I do not have the serial number right now but when i get a chance i will get back to you on that. I do not have a Shelby book, who sells them and where can i buy one?
I don't believe the Shelby Book is currently being published, but Scott M has mentioned he plans to in the near future.
 
What an awesome Shelby find! Congratulations. The Nonose is actually more rare than the Speedline Airflo. I have owned several a few originals and am currently restoring one. I have a little literature on them I believe that I could send you.



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Tim Newmeyer
Shelby, Ohio
 
Cool bike, George!
I always wish I could've been there when the guy was about to apply that coat of paint.
So, I could tap him on the shoulder to tell him, that maybe that wasn't such a good idea.
Sort of a Back to the Future, kind of thing.

Nice to see Tim's example of what it looked like before the black paint was applied.
 
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Cool bike, George!
I always wish I could've been there when the guy was about to apply that coat of paint.
So, I could tap him on the shoulder to tell him, that maybe that wasn't such a good idea.
Sort of a Back to the Future, kind of thing.

Nice to see Tim's example of what it looked like before the black paint was applied.
Very true, just wished to have a delorean to go back in time, and have stopped that person indeed!
 
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