pedal4416
Cruisin' on my Bluebird
Kids liked to crash head on into stuff a lot back then! Might be why the steerer and stem were replaced. Here is a 1916 catalog and another page for colors.
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rusty_apache
Finally riding a big boys bike
Ouch, you’re right...
the fork tube is about 2degrees off.
any idea who manufactured for HSB in that era?
The frame looks to be Davis built as well...
the fork tube is about 2degrees off.
any idea who manufactured for HSB in that era?
The frame looks to be Davis built as well...
Archie Sturmer
Riding a '38 Autocycle Deluxe
Isn’t there a technical term for when a front end of a frame is bent like that —
is the frame said to be “taco’ed”?
is the frame said to be “taco’ed”?
rusty_apache
Finally riding a big boys bike
Taco’ed, like this?
This rim is back in operation....
This rim is back in operation....
rusty_apache
Finally riding a big boys bike
Yeah, actually the steering tube was repaired, so I still think it could Possibly be a Davis built frame.
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