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Wore out three sets of tires already!
Found this yesterday on my local FB marketplace page (yes, I'm a glutton for punishment)
I should be honored, as black and orange were my high school colors (go Gladiators!) but did you have to paint everything? Guess I should be happy he left the rims and spokes alone.
Listed as a '1951 bike', and when I inquired as to the make or if there were any other identifiable marks on the frame I received the response, "Yes, it's still available."
Sigh.
Oh, and I guess it's been powder-coated. Thank goodness I have a heat gun.
But nonetheless I'm intrigued by this monstrosity, as I don't have a tank bicycle with a springer fork in my little collection. Anyone have an idea what make this might be?
And not to go all Andy Rooney, but why can't people take pictures of BOTH sides of the bike? Would you only take a picture of ONE side of a car you're selling (wait, scratch that, some dingbats DO only take a picture of one side)?
I should be honored, as black and orange were my high school colors (go Gladiators!) but did you have to paint everything? Guess I should be happy he left the rims and spokes alone.
Listed as a '1951 bike', and when I inquired as to the make or if there were any other identifiable marks on the frame I received the response, "Yes, it's still available."
Sigh.
Oh, and I guess it's been powder-coated. Thank goodness I have a heat gun.
But nonetheless I'm intrigued by this monstrosity, as I don't have a tank bicycle with a springer fork in my little collection. Anyone have an idea what make this might be?
And not to go all Andy Rooney, but why can't people take pictures of BOTH sides of the bike? Would you only take a picture of ONE side of a car you're selling (wait, scratch that, some dingbats DO only take a picture of one side)?