Let's see them singlebars/camelbacks!

[catfish]

So who made that bike Ed?
Kindly, Brant

PM sent.

 

[buickmike]

Just spotted this CWC on FB. Guessing about a '36?

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I would be interested in acquiring just that type of frame.

 

[MarlinSteve]

Don't believe this is a balloon tire bicycle. V/r Shawn

Gee, I thought it was OK because there are other non balloons posted.

 

[MarlinSteve]

Iver Johnson

 

[New Mexico Brant]

@New Mexico Brant
You mentioned having a camelback(Singlebar) Huffman? Let's see it!
https://thecabe.com/forum/threads/uncommon-serial-number-on-prewar-dayton-frame.117693/#post-782463

The 1940 Huffman Camelback, unfortunately I do not have much to show at this moment. New Mexico is called the "The Land of Enchantment" but the locals refer to it as the "Land of Manaña." I have been too distracted by other projects and bikes to chase! I believe Aaron, aka Huffrodz, or on here known as: @ratrodz has the frame and fork primed. My plan is to build this out as a Western Flyer "Dallas Model" messenger bike. This bike was originally a cheap offering by Western Auto but three of parts proved to be tricky to find and pricy in the world today: the Persons track saddle, Dallas bars, and the correct Persons pedals. Anyway, these bits have been procured and eagerly await the build. So here is what I can show:

 

[bikewhorder]

Does this count?

 

[Freqman1]

Gee, I thought it was OK because there are other non balloons posted.

Maybe its just me but when I'm in the "Classic Balloon Tire Bicycles 1933-1965" section of the forum that's kinda what I expect to see. V/r Shawn

 

[ratrodz]

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Ughhhh...

 

[bikewhorder]

Yeah @fordmike65 WTF? The first bike you posted doesn't even have balloon tires.

 

[bikewhorder]

I'd post these two but I don't want to get scolded.