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What year is my hiawatha
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WetDogGraphix
Cruisin' on my Bluebird
Pictures of the bike will get you an answer....
And welcome....
bleedingfingers
Finally riding a big boys bike
Picture would be best here's a picture in an old Macleods Catalogue .
Where you live this is where it might have come from.
It cost $10.00 more than the Canadian Hiawatha models .
I like Steve Sipco's review of the bike in the add population of Bigger Saskatchewan at that time was probably 200
The sign at the edge of town says New York is big but Bigger is Bigger.
I have one similar to this but chain guard is not the same and it has a New Departure Coaster brake instead of the Perry seat is also different.
Mine is a 1947.
Where you live this is where it might have come from.
It cost $10.00 more than the Canadian Hiawatha models .
I like Steve Sipco's review of the bike in the add population of Bigger Saskatchewan at that time was probably 200
The sign at the edge of town says New York is big but Bigger is Bigger.
I have one similar to this but chain guard is not the same and it has a New Departure Coaster brake instead of the Perry seat is also different.
Mine is a 1947.
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THank you pictures coming.i also pic up another one no ideal what it is
Freqman1
Riding a '37 Dayton Super Streamline
The girls bike is ‘48 and Huffman built. The other bike I can’t really tell. It’s best to take pics from the chain ring side of the bike. The only way I’d spend money on either bike is if you want to keep and ride them. The reason I say that is because a decent set of tubes and tires will cost more than either bike is worth. They would make good projects to learn on as far as servicing hubs and bearings though. V/r Shawn
Archie Sturmer
Riding a '38 Autocycle Deluxe
The drop bar frame looks like it has a CCM chain ring sprocket. With the lug frame and other details, it does appear more foreign (to me) than old; (one piece crank?). There may be a CCM following up North (of here), but that bike too looks like your basic rider project, yet nicer (and shorter) than a plain diamond frame.
The original red paint may have seen some harsh Winters, (not to mention snow-filled Canadian Autumns and Springs, eh).
Looks like the head tube may have sported one of those "skeletonized" CCM head badges.
I was traveling through Calgary a few years back, in the middle of May, and it snowed!
Welcome to the CABE!
The original red paint may have seen some harsh Winters, (not to mention snow-filled Canadian Autumns and Springs, eh).
Looks like the head tube may have sported one of those "skeletonized" CCM head badges.
I was traveling through Calgary a few years back, in the middle of May, and it snowed!
Welcome to the CABE!
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