Torrington pedal info needed

[bike]

maybe someone replaced the end cap- cant tell from the pix of Carltons if the end caps are 2 piece - lots of the early pedals had em

 

[chitown]

I think those blocks are for # 4's. They came out in 1921.

The 6 is for a ladies pedal to go along with the 8 for the mens??? I think? Late 20's to early-late 30's.

bicyclebones has some nos ones.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/NOS-Torring...b917d76&pid=100011&rk=3&rkt=3&sd=331385846250
So a Frankenpedal?

The # 1's (1919ish) had the diamond blocks like the earlier Pirate model:

 

[fordsnake]

Great sleuthing!

 

[bentwoody66]

O.k. I have a question. If the 4 is adult size and the 5 is childs. My one pedal is a 6 with 4 inch blocks, clearly adult size. My pedal had never been apart before I disassembled it. The pedal shafts is tapered. The block studs don't attach like the pictures of the 4's.

 

[chitown]

NOT a Frankenpedal!

1922 is when they came out with the #6 pedal!

I am pretty sure though that the #6 pedals bicyclebones has are the 30's version which are 3" blocks.

 

[bentwoody66]

Still looking for a lefty, send pics with condition and price.

 

[2jakes]

O.k. I have a question. If the 4 is adult size and the 5 is childs. My one pedal is a 6 with 4 inch blocks, clearly adult size. My pedal had never been apart before I disassembled it. The pedal shafts is tapered. The block studs don't attach like the pictures of the 4's.

I have Torrington #6 pedals on my Iver bike, but the pedal shaft is not tapered.

( Removed from the bike for cleaning & will be put back. Not for sale)

These are Torrington #10 pedals.

Not sure what the significance of the end cap numbers indicate, but both sizes fit the 4" Torrington blocks.

 

[bikiba]

I think those blocks are for # 4's. They came out in 1921.



The 6 is for a ladies pedal to go along with the 8 for the mens??? I think? Late 20's to early-late 30's.

bicyclebones has some nos ones.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/NOS-Torrington-6-Boys-Ladies-Bicycle-Pedal-Schwinn-Monark-Shelby/371266666885?_trksid=p2047675.c100011.m1850&_trkparms=aid%3D222007%26algo%3DSIC.MBE%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D20140602152332%26meid%3D785ca50890f6463393c6c4e8cb917d76%26pid%3D100011%26rk%3D3%26rkt%3D3%26sd%3D331385846250
So a Frankenpedal?

The # 1's (1919ish) had the diamond blocks like the earlier Pirate model:

where did you find these pix? from google books?

 

[shawnatvintagespokes]

I have a 3D scanner and printer. I can print pedal blocks in a rubber like material. I have reproduced lots of different bike parts which I sell on ebay. If someone is willing to lend me a script block to scan, I will see if I can make a decent reproduction. If the repro is successful (looks good), who ever loans me the block gets a free repro block shipped back with the original.