When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.
Memory Lane Classics - Spring 2025
- Thread starter onecatahula
- Start date
#eBayPartner Most Recent BUY IT NOW Items Listed on eBay
koolbikes
I live for the CABE
JUST A FEW MORE DAYS UNTIL MEMORY LANE!!!! ... Hurray! 
The Weather forecast is looking promising for Wed., Thurs., Fri. ... Chance for Rain showers for Wed. 75*... Thursday NICE! 80*, ... Fri., chance of Rain showers 73*.
Don't forget those Waterproof Boots as, this Swap Meet is on the grass.
Thursday Group Photo? ... Safe Travels!!!
The Weather forecast is looking promising for Wed., Thurs., Fri. ... Chance for Rain showers for Wed. 75*... Thursday NICE! 80*, ... Fri., chance of Rain showers 73*.
Don't forget those Waterproof Boots as, this Swap Meet is on the grass.
Thursday Group Photo? ... Safe Travels!!!
BICYCLE HEAVEN
Finally riding a big boys bike
I will be bringing in a early rare High Low bike needs the missing crank transmission ,,I am looking for that or sell the bike,,,anyone have that...or trade
Last edited:
eagle123
Finally riding a big boys bike
Have the Memory Lane group photos been posted yet? If so, please add link here.
Thanks!
catfish
Riding an Alexander Rocket Bike
Freqman1
Riding a '37 Dayton Super Streamline
I have a friend who is going to clean this up for me by removing the banners at the top and the box. I’ll post when I get it back.
eagle123
Finally riding a big boys bike
WOW, nice job!!!!!
koolbikes
I live for the CABE
Memory Lane Spring 2025 ... Sure will be a year to remember! ... WoW!!
I did not see a discussion on the BMA Bicycle Museum of America and the 49 Bicycles that they brought for Sale on Thursday morning 4-24-25.
I had been up early in the morning, getting ready for the day and awaiting the arrival of the BMA truck with bicycles. The truck arrived early with the driver unloading the bicycles for everyone to see.
But, no prices.
The driver said those in charge will be arriving soon with the prices, just about the time every bicycle was unloaded, those in charge from the BMA arrived.
Now here is the part that I felt was not fair to those interested in purchasing a bicycle.
Keep in mind this was not an Auction this was a Sale.
First one to ask a price is the "Winner" and new owner.
Two to a few guys interested in a particular bicycle standing there don't have a chance at it, already SOLD.
There were some very nice bicycles that they had available for the public to purchase and the prices were very fair, negotiable on those that were still available later in the day.
One bicycle in particular available was a 1973 Schwinn Sting-ray "Orange Krate", Original Paint Bicycle, Sunset Orange, Disc Brake but the bicycle had a later chrome safety chain guard with factory silk screen guard and a 1968 orange line knobby rear tire. A few of the Sting-ray guys were very interested but discussing what was not correct and wondering what the price may be?.
Well when I had first seen this bicycle being unloaded, I recognized it and was amazed that it would be available. This '73 Orange Krate came from the Chicago Schwinn Museum, as I remember James Hurd, the curator, bring this particular bicycle with him to many bicycle displays that he would attend. Detroit Autorama display and the Motor Muster at Greenfield Village on Fathers Day weekend, where he was the narrator for bicycles, were just a couple of the places I remember seeing this bicycle.
The bicycle was SOLD for $2500.00 to the first one that asked the price.
Here are some photos I took ... Enjoy!
Thank You BMA, Ryan & Crew for making it possible!
I did not see a discussion on the BMA Bicycle Museum of America and the 49 Bicycles that they brought for Sale on Thursday morning 4-24-25.
I had been up early in the morning, getting ready for the day and awaiting the arrival of the BMA truck with bicycles. The truck arrived early with the driver unloading the bicycles for everyone to see.
But, no prices.
The driver said those in charge will be arriving soon with the prices, just about the time every bicycle was unloaded, those in charge from the BMA arrived.
Now here is the part that I felt was not fair to those interested in purchasing a bicycle.
Keep in mind this was not an Auction this was a Sale.
First one to ask a price is the "Winner" and new owner.
Two to a few guys interested in a particular bicycle standing there don't have a chance at it, already SOLD.
There were some very nice bicycles that they had available for the public to purchase and the prices were very fair, negotiable on those that were still available later in the day.
One bicycle in particular available was a 1973 Schwinn Sting-ray "Orange Krate", Original Paint Bicycle, Sunset Orange, Disc Brake but the bicycle had a later chrome safety chain guard with factory silk screen guard and a 1968 orange line knobby rear tire. A few of the Sting-ray guys were very interested but discussing what was not correct and wondering what the price may be?.
Well when I had first seen this bicycle being unloaded, I recognized it and was amazed that it would be available. This '73 Orange Krate came from the Chicago Schwinn Museum, as I remember James Hurd, the curator, bring this particular bicycle with him to many bicycle displays that he would attend. Detroit Autorama display and the Motor Muster at Greenfield Village on Fathers Day weekend, where he was the narrator for bicycles, were just a couple of the places I remember seeing this bicycle.
The bicycle was SOLD for $2500.00 to the first one that asked the price.
Here are some photos I took ... Enjoy!
Thank You BMA, Ryan & Crew for making it possible!
koolbikes
I live for the CABE
Big Thank You goes out to Don Honn, Jerry & Crew for another Epic MLC Bicycle Swap Meet.
Here are some photos of after the group photo with those that participated in the 50/50 drawing and Don having a pizza party for those in attendance. Big Brian won the 50/50
It was Awesome having everyone hanging out in a group!
Did You see that Confounded Dust Devil? ... That was something WiLd!
Here are some photos of after the group photo with those that participated in the 50/50 drawing and Don having a pizza party for those in attendance. Big Brian won the 50/50
It was Awesome having everyone hanging out in a group!
Did You see that Confounded Dust Devil? ... That was something WiLd!
Last edited:
Similar threads
