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I restored this bike but I did like it a lot the way it was when I first got it. I get it why so many of you cherish your old rusty steel. Nothing matches that feeling of nostalgia from something weathered, old and unchanged from original.
I guess this is the crusty-ist I've gotten, albeit I have a girl 48 Schwinn I bought that had sat in a field for several years I don't have before photos of. regardless this is before and after a few hours cleaning, and before I cleaned the rims (last photo) too.
Bought this one locally from a fellow CABE member. It's is probably the crustiest one that I ever bought. Just fished it out of the back of my shed for this photo. Steering is frozen, and I assume the whole bike is going to fight me every step of the way as I attempt to bring it back to life this next winter.
Bought this one locally from a fellow CABE member. It's is probably the crustiest one that I ever bought. Just fished it out of the back of my shed for this photo. Steering is frozen, and I assume the whole bike is going to fight me every step of the way as I attempt to bring it back to life this next winter.
There's potential in this one. I have some correct patina chrome fenders, and some patina S-2's on hand, other correct parts should be easy enough to come by, and I think it's going to clean up nice enough to be a cool patina rider.
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