Let's see your black bikes

[OSCAR...]

Yes it is in really, really good shape +++Cond.

And NOO OR PRETEND BE AN EXPERTO BUT I BELIEVE THIS BOKE IS A NEW LUXURY LINER...ON (1954) BUT STILL BALLONS...

AND I BELIEVE IS LIKE THAT OR, COMING FROM::: THE FACTORY ...WHAT ARE YOU MR..OILIT.!!! THINK...

ANY HELPS WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED...THANKS.!!!
OSCAR.

 

[Oilit]

Yes it is in really, really good shape +++Cond.

And NOO OR PRETEND BE AN EXPERTO BUT I BELIEVE THIS BOKE IS A NEW LUXURY LINER...ON (1954) BUT STILL BALLONS...

AND I BELIEVE IS LIKE THAT OR, COMING FROM::: THE FACTORY ...WHAT ARE YOU MR..OILIT.!!! THINK...

ANY HELPS WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED...THANKS.!!!
OSCAR.

That looks correct to me. They were advertising some bikes with the 26 x 1.75 tires in 1954, but the frames and fenders were still sized for balloon tires. Amf's middleweights didn't come out until some time in 1955.

 

[Freqman1]

Is that an extra chrome trim piece on the tip of the front fender? I never noticed that before!

Yep standard feature of the Pod bikes.

 

[OSCAR...]

That looks correct to me. They were advertising some bikes with the 26 x 1.75 tires in 1954, but the frames and fenders were still sized for balloon tires. Amf's middleweights didn't come out until some time in 1955.

@ MR...Oilit:

Thanks.! For. The information Sir.!!

 

[Rollo]

 

[mrg]

39 Elgin

 

[Barto]

I’ve posted this before but I’m so damn thrilled to have it - I m showing it again!!

 

[JRE]

My 36 Shelby Airflow.

 

[Tim s]

Two Schwinns

 

[RidinRelics]

‘53 JC Higgins Colorfow