Sunday's Show and Tell ... 10/30/22

[jd56]

Happy Halloween everyone.
Be safe out there.

Let's see what classics you have found from the last week.
Whether it be bike related or not.
Please include pictures as we do love pictures!

 

[oldfart36]

OK, I'll go 1st!
FINALLY!!
As Found, original owner survivor, 1951 Monark Super Deluxe, Forest Green and Cream, with the deep fenders and Monark pedals. Been looking for one of these for quite a while (hard to find color). This one came out of Nebraska, a new friend found it and contacted me a while back, we met Wednesday for pick up. Thanks so much (you know who you are).
Now it's time for lots of TLC, cleaning, tires, and it will go into my collection!

 

[buck hughes]

bought a light for the Hickory.

 

[catfish]

Found this close to home.

 

[vincev]

Finally found a better fork and very nice head badge for my White Corvette.......now to dig out the correct headlight in my parts stuff.....

 

[Lonestar]

This reflector from a really cool CABER!

A neat little alignment tool to install star fangled nuts in the fork tube of 1 1/8" threadless forks...
Works like a champ!

& this State bicycle Company Lightning Bolt Grateful Dead 27.5" cruiser...they call it a Klunker, but ...I call it a Cruiser...

Happy Sunday Yall! 😎



🎃

 

[rollfaster]

Got these hard to find new repop Schwinn Westwinds from a friend this week.

 

[Glenn Rhein]

 

[Jesse McCauley]

A few exciting pieces came home to me this week-
First is a 1:1 ratio schematic of a fluid drive chainless bicycle that requires more research to properly identify / narrow down but exciting.
Next is a set of exceptional bars that I've been trying to patiently await for some time now- legit 1890's steer horn folk art bicycle tech.
Last I'm working on the beefiest piece of Orient hardware I've ever had the pleasure of handling fresh from the Copake chopping block.

 

[The classic roll]

Local flea market find’s. Two bicycle wrenches Aetna & Colson. Also a Shaler tire repair vulcanizer. Happy Halloween!