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[Boris]

I think I initially found this photo on this site years ago and thought I had a larger copy of it, but I guess not. Does anyone out there have a larger one?

 

[phantom]

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[saladshooter]

https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0215/6068/files/38_S_Bend_Protoype.jpg?313

 

[Boris]

Thank you both VERY much for the info and photo!!!

 

[Mark Mattei]

Nice bike

 

[Boris]

If I remember correctly, the rear wheel mounts to the single chain stay on the drive side. I don't remember what holds it in place on the other side?

 

[Goldenrod]

The rear fender braces look like they are trying to walk away but that is so that they don't rock?

 

[Mark Mattei]

If I remember correctly, the rear wheel mounts to the single chain stay on the drive side. I don't remember what holds it in place on the other side?

Nothing holds the other side, the hub is supported on a single side.

 

[Boris]

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Nothing holds the other side, the hub is supported on a single side.

The physics isn't computing so well in my poor little brain on this one. Seems like an whole lot of stress right there. Also I vaguely remember that this was Russian built??? Please refresh my memory if you can. Is this your bike Mark?

 

[Mark Mattei]

The physics isn't computing so well in my poor little brain on this one. Seems like an whole lot of stress right there. Also I vaguely remember that this was Russian built??? Please refresh my memory if you can. Is this your bike Mark?

Think about a half inch thread bicycle pedal, these are generally pretty inexpensive items but they don’t fail when you stomp on the coaster brake or grunt your bike up a steep hill. USA made, probably during WW2, and yes, my bike.