Show Us Your Obscure Bicycle Parts And Accessories Thread.

[morton]

If I remember my history correctly, when matches first became commercially available they were called Lucifers (or may have been a brand name )

 

[Flat Tire]

Cool rear light, don't know the time period,...

 

[dnc1]

These aren't really obscure,but are really essential for my bike riding safety.
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These are tennis racquet holders from England and I use them as a cane holder on a few of my bikes.

I still have my grandads one of these, made by"Terrys"

 

[bon]

Spring fork upgrade i got from a great caber. I just saw this ad before and eventually it popped up in the for sale section and got it. Never seen another one.

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[Dale Alan]

Spring fork upgrade i got from a great caber. I just saw this ad before and eventually it popped up in the for sale section and got it. Never seen another one.

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Cool rig Bon,having the ad is a major bonus.

 

[bon]

Cool rig Bon,having the ad is a major bonus.

Thanks Dale! I sure would love to try it sometime. Credit goes to the owner of the picture of the ad. I'm sure i saw this ad here somewhere and just saved it.


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[partsguy]

These are obscure, not valuable, but obscure. Rare if they work! Digital Western Flyer Speedometer, produced from about 1977-1984.


http://www.bikerecyclery.com/nos-nib-western-flyer-digital-bicycle-speedometer/


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[partsguy]

McDonald's promo BMX bike from Hot Wheels, circa late 90s

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[partsguy]

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[Bicycleface]

The Handy Pocket Foot Pump.