Oldies I found this weekend!

[Muji]

Hi Was wondering what model/year this one may be? Not on headbadge.....porcupine hub so 1899? Thanks

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Not sure if you searched this site, but I found this interesting. I’m no expert so not saying this is yours, but……….. I love this site!!!

 

[Muji]

Sorry, a shot from the rear of the seat stays. Thanks.

 

[Iverider]

It was good talking with you this weekend. I'm still interested in the Waverly should we be able to work something out and you want to move it on.

 

[vaughnck]

It was good talking with you this weekend. I'm still interested in the Waverly should we be able to work something out and you want to move it on.

Absolutely bud! I appreciate all the information! You'll be first on the list if the waverly goes anywhere!

 

[vaughnck]

Would anyone know where I can get a pair of replacement grips for the waverly?

 

[Adamtinkerer]

Interesting factoid, the Westfield corp. bought many badge names after the turn of the century "bike bust", including Waverly! Even the Columbia is pre-Westfield!

 

[Muji]

Glad someone weighed in with some information as everyone suddenly disappeared. One of the attractions of this site is to learn facts and data about old bikes. In this case there was no exchange of information as to what they were. It was disappointing.

 

[Barnegatbicycles]

The chainless looks 04 and newer but I would need more pictures to be able to tell. Also when you are looking at the badge on the right side there would be a number. That number would tell you what year as long as it's correct to the bike.

 

[Muji]

You’re a good man, I appreciate it!

 

[vaughnck]

The chainless looks 04 and newer but I would need more pictures to be able to tell. Also when you are looking at the badge on the right side there would be a number. That number would tell you what year as long as it's correct to the bike.