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:) i'd like to see a pic of your 76 bicentennial stingray. i picked up a girls Fair Lady 76 bicentennial Stingray too.

i think the 1936 used a collet style seatpost so it's not a 36

pretty cool 8)

I don't think that abomination is honoring him at all. what a mess. :cry: :|

:P

and there are details . . .

npence said "It was a great day today had some people bring me some bikes to the shop today didn't even have to go looking they came to me." isn't that the colson you bought from ted bohlen in iowa - shipped to you via UPS? and the hawthorne? waiting to see the dayton twinflex walk in by...

5 speed? i thought they were all coasters . . .

too much tv :shock: honeyhole=moneyhole :wink:

NICE bikes! I had a red boys Strato Flyer like the blue girly bike. LOTS of style! :D

how about this gem? late 1800s-early 1900 24/25 inch frame, 28 inch wheels - very very lightweight lugged frame. old as the hills. 8)

he tried but failed - he went there in the show that aired 1-26-12 NO BUNDLERS ALLOWED! :mrgreen:

those grips . . . :shock:

i was told a SA 3 speed . . . in 1915 ??!!!

Got this goody recently - had to show it off . . . (wrong wheels though . . .)

woof

sweet shoes

i have a new repro "red phantom" chainguard to put on it. just happened to have that - and a green one . . .