Roadmaster supreme drawing

[CWCMAN]

The bikes that catfish posted belonged to Chuck Rosa. I'm not sure if he still owns the black/orange RMS but the green/green RMS was purchased by me.

I kept the original parts and blew the rest apart. It turns out that the frame was a fake (sex change)

 

[CWCMAN]

check those struts in that pic.

The struts are different in this rendering as well as the straight non curved cranks.

I don't really think that any were produced like that though.

 

[cyclingday]

Yeah,
There's way more of these bikes out there, than there actually is.
There's probably only a small handful of genuine CWC factory built bikes out there.
The rest have been fabricated, so it's definitely a buyer beware situation if your in the market for a 37/38 Roadmaster Supreme.
To the point, that if your bike is a restored bike, then it's probably a home built.

 

[CWCMAN]

I agree, my restored black/orange is a documented genuine frame but that green/green was not as I was pissed when I found that out after purchase. Scratch that from the registry.

 

[cyclingday]

I don't think that the instrument dash console
was ever built either, but wouldn't that be a mind blower to come across one of those in somebody's shed?
That would definitely be a holy £#|+! moment.

 

[39zep]

Is there more pics of this one out there?

 

[CWCMAN]

Oh man!!
I'd love to see more of that bike as well.

 

[Robertriley]

I've always been curious about this one.
1937 Roadmaster Supreme, equipped with the handlebar mount instrument console.
Wouldn't that be the find of the century?View attachment 687570

I can see John doing a one of a kind for himself. Man, that would be sweet!

 

[cyclingday]

I can see John doing a one of a kind for himself. Man, that would be sweet!

Maybe a few, because I would certainly be interested in one for myself.
I wonder if Westfield picked up on this design, and that is where the inspiration for their dash design came from?

 

[catfish]

Maybe a few, because I would certainly be interested in one for myself.
I wonder if Westfield picked up on this design, and that is where the inspiration for their dash design came from?

Westfield put out their dashboard a few years before this.