VINTAGE BICYCLE PHOTOSRe: early bicycle photos
Man,, who would even think to take all and such cool pics of what they thought were just plain old bikes back then?? Great thread
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in 50-100 years, folks will be ratrodding x-mart bikes and looking for pictures of people riding them now
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     Ron Jeremy in Santa Monica  the guy on the right scares me... 
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not super old but heres the bike im tryin to build up
61 jc higgin flightliner "frame needed !!!" i gots everything else   
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I posted this some where else but here is better spot
  NO Its NOT a schwinn, does NOT fit, look like, sound like, feel like, NOT similar, does NOT fit a SCHWINN!
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heres another
 NO Its NOT a schwinn, does NOT fit, look like, sound like, feel like, NOT similar, does NOT fit a SCHWINN!
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Some pics from the 'Picture Australia' website (online Aussie heritage pic database)
LOVE this pic  circa 1930         
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 Tokyo Food Delivery Service, 1937  Fritz the Bear rides a tall bike, 1939  NYC bicycle race, 1942  Enzo Sacci tests out a radical bicycle design, 1955
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i was searchin ebay this morning at work and came across these
   enjoy Spellin Kustom with a K
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[quote="hewey"]Some pics from the 'Picture Australia' website (online Aussie heritage pic database)
LOVE this pic circa 1930best picture ever!!!
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Found a picture with the same skeleton Gerwin Brommer posted on page 2.
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on page 5 there is forkless motorcycle like the forkless bike in the gallery. things just keep going around and you never know if something is new or not. oh well we all are lucky to see these old bikes Bartleydad
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Yep, thats true. Cars used "forkless" steering already in 1890's. Something what is quite new is use
"hubless" wheels, its as new as 1989. "hubless" because its not hubless, just hub is super huge! 
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Hi Olli. I was not compairing your great bike to that early motorcycle. I loved your white bike. Hands down its the neatest design i have ever seen. The pictures going from your drawings to real life were awe inspiring. You truley are a artest of wheels. By the way how dose that hubless wheel worh. I have seen them but don,t realy understand that wheel. I build standard bike wheels and still at a lost. Thanks Olli great work. Bartleydad
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