JChapoton
Finally riding a big boys bike
....Bike Trailer
I recently imported another Swedish Military Bike from a guy in Great Britain. This one is a 1953 Monark M/104A. I also bought a 1945 Husqvarna Military Bike Trailer. This bike uses the same accessories and tool kit as the 1942 Husqvarna M/42 (seen here). The light was also used on later M/42 bikes towards the end of their production. The fenders, hubs, wheels, accessories, and tool kit were provided to Monark by Husqvarna under a collaboration agreement in the military contract to make the parts interchangeable between manufacturers. This bike uses 28" x 1 1/2" (635mm) wheels which are same size used on teens bikes, bikes from 3rd world countries, and English roadsters.
Here are some pics of it still together before being shipped from England.
I recently imported another Swedish Military Bike from a guy in Great Britain. This one is a 1953 Monark M/104A. I also bought a 1945 Husqvarna Military Bike Trailer. This bike uses the same accessories and tool kit as the 1942 Husqvarna M/42 (seen here). The light was also used on later M/42 bikes towards the end of their production. The fenders, hubs, wheels, accessories, and tool kit were provided to Monark by Husqvarna under a collaboration agreement in the military contract to make the parts interchangeable between manufacturers. This bike uses 28" x 1 1/2" (635mm) wheels which are same size used on teens bikes, bikes from 3rd world countries, and English roadsters.
Here are some pics of it still together before being shipped from England.
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