Let's See Your Crusty Garden Bikes!

[partsguy]

Admit it. Somewhere in your yard, there is a bike to crusty to save, but too cool to scrap. It sits in the sunlight, as a relic of the past, to all who walk by. It sits as a reminder, that a bike lover dwells here.

Here is mine, a salute to local history. A '64 or '65 Huffy Eldorado. I've occasionally nabbed small bits off of it, but it's so rusty that part of the serial number is gone. It sits by our fire wood pile.

 

[vincev]

1958 Mobillette

 

[Ridge Rider]

24 inch Huffy Mainliner, still ride it once a year

 

[GTs58]

Here's a shot that Vince is keeping secret.

 

[vincev]

Here's a shot that Vince is keeping secret.

I actually picked up a whole front end from the cowl up today and I am going to do that with the flowers.

 

[Tim the Skid]

 

[mrg]

A while back drove about 20 miles to pick up a bike and cut thru the neighborhoods back to the freeway (never been in that area before) and saw this, had a anchor pipe welded to it, down into the dirt, probably had a big block of cement under the ground, nobody was walking away with this!

 

[bikewhorder]

That is way too nice for the garden! I've never seen that style frame before.

 

[mrg]

That is way too nice for the garden! I've never seen that style frame before.

Think that's the only other one I have seen, looks a couple of years older than mine? or that mine is a Firestone? version

 

[rustystone2112]

extremely rare Schwinn Fish