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When was the Schwinn Delmar introduced? I am being offered one supposedly from the 70's but I can't find any reference to this model existing at that time.

Thanks, I checked the backs of the drips and they are indeed stamped inward.

Will these do? http://s887.photobucket.com/user/Seijun/library/Rat Let me know if you need different or better close ups

Torker didn’t have any serial number information to provide, but the rep I spoke to said that based on the pictures it is probably a Zephyr Boardwalk from the mid to late 90’s (the Boardwalk was sold under the Torker and Zephyr brands).

How are you able to tell?

This bike is just full of surprises. The handlebars have been welded to the stem. Why.... Also, the fenders used to be blue.

Torker's website states "Sorry but we do not have a record of serial numbers from the earliest days, and thus can not assist you in tracking what year your frame was made." I wonder what they consider "the earliest days".

I found the website, FB page, and number for SBS, but their number does not work. Maybe if I contact Torker.

I found some more info on the frame. I think it might be a Torker Boardwalk from the early 90's, even though it looks like it has been in use for 50 years, lol. Under the frame it has a sticker that says "Manufactured exclusively for SBS Seattle". Here are some more pics of the various...

It is my lucky bike! When I found it at goodwill, I was told by an employee that it had nearly been thrown out the day before. He said no one had been interested in it. Thinking it would be safe, I turned my back for a few minutes to look at some electronics and when I came back, it had been...

I have never seen a lamp attached to a stem bolt. Do you have any pictures?

So I have a question, probably the first of many. Because the headset area is taken up by the springer fork, how would I mount a headlamp? Is there a way to still use a bracket in that area, or would a headlamp have to be mounted on the handlebars? Additionally, is there a specific headlamp you...

Hello, this is my first post here. I love weird old bikes, so I could not pass up this used and abused cruiser when I found it at goodwill. I can't find any makers marks anywhere on it, and it has seen a lot of rough days. Some fool cut off the top of the seattube. so the seat was tied...