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HELP... I have no idea what year these might have been. I have two identical Higgins frames as pictured below One has a head badge with sears canada on it (I'll take a pic of it soon and post it here)

any ideas on the make or year this thing might be? she's been stripped... of markings I mean! My girl has already fallen in love with it :( so much for all those shiny parts :?

Funny lil anecdote on this bike... turns out it was a mom selling a bunch of "junk" outta the garage. I was commenting on how good of shape it was in and she replied, "Yeah, but he's into trucks now that he's away on the rigs" Part of me could hear the dood... MOM! YOU SOLD MY BIKE?!?! FOR HOW...

Just found this lil darlin for 50 smackers... LOVE IT!

Thread's up. rockin the JC Higgins, any help dating the frame is appreciated! viewtopic.php?f=55&t=39798

Also a big fan of Tom Daniel thanks to anything George Trosley does (grew up on CARtoons)... maybe next years inspiration

UPDATED the "soon to be named-ster"

Tonight I make the solid decision on a frame... so here begins my thread, and a stripy doodle indicative of absolutely no more than a stripy doodle... :wink: So with my frame of choice, I begin... The Boneyard (well, part of it... this is the dungeon department) and here is my frame. I...

hahaa, cheers! I'm still spending too much time sitting in the boneyard pondering what to use... I'll start a thread soon

this was a 20" bike that was given to me, then immediately changed up to what you see here. only had 4 1/2" crank arms on it, so it was like riding a Krusty the Clown bike! hahaa rode lovingly and daily for the summer then sold to a friend...

I'm in... praise the lowered

hey! I gots a CCM! Was a daily rider till just yesterday... starting a new project so this girl will be cleaned up recorded for posterity and either sold as is or broken down for parts.

I call her my Farm Girl, she's fun to ride but a lil hard on equipment. Initially a 24" 1943(ish?) CCM I pulled from a local dump, complete as original and I still have all the parts in the boneyard. First to go were the 24" forks, swapped out for 27" road bike forks that I was fortunate...

that's the rear hub of my current ride :D

wreckless rat rod builder in Saskatoon SK, lovin this site... will post pics of past and present builds, the boneyard and miscellaneous madness. Great to see so many enthusiasts, CHEERS!