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Welcome to RRB! Looking forward to seeing your first project bike! :thumbsup: Jason

My Firestone Speed Cruiser...made into a 26" muscle bike by member CeeBee. (placeholder until I can take a new pick sans photobucket :mad: )

Looks Huffy. Serial number should start with an H# or #H...the number being the last number of the year. Decade determined by equipment/graphics.

Check out.... RRB Dyno Bike History (There are broken links, especially important are the Designer articles (Aaron something) and Chopperderos (sp?) forum links. Try the waybackmachine to see if there are archives of those websites) -and- Dyno Bicycles Info

Could very well be...I don't remember ever seeing a green Flightliner.

Welcome to RRB! That's some great inspiration...you'll do just fine! :thumbsup: Jason

Welcome to RRB! Cool Dyno! :thumbsup: Jason

Welcome to RRB! Also from Oregon...mid-Willamette Valley. :thumbsup: Jason

'93 & '94...no catalog entry. '95 & '96… the 7spd igh model was A'Ha No '97 humu in the catalog...just Stars n' Stripes A'Ha. '99 Humu 7... 2000… only single speed humu. 2001 & 2002 no humus in catalogs.

I might even have an SE stamped frame...but, can't remember for sure. If I do, that would make me doubly forgetful...and I'm not going to publicly admit that!

Brilliant. I remember that now...and there being some SD and a couple SE out there as well. I tried to make it a 'Special Edition', but it is actually just a Murray serial with an S instead of an M. I don't remember anyone coming up with a concrete reason why. SC same as MC which seems to be '38.

That's not a standard Murray number...may be a PD number, I'd keep removing paint :grin: . Should be a '38-'39...MOS-D, MO D, or just MD.

Yes ... grabbed it out of the '98 catalog per Matti. The Nexus 8 didn't come out until the early 00's...I don't know how many years Humus had igh hubs as it's an odd choice for a serious off road bike. Shimano was pushing Nexus 7s on manufacturers like crazy from about '97 til the Nexus 8 came...

Humu 7

Could be...this is a ~'47 Higgins...

Looking forward to your build @yoothgeye !

The Hungarian ones have awful welds and I don't think they happened until the end of the '80s. I think @Wildcat called it...one of the last batches of Chicago Schwinns.

The black one is probably a Murray made '47 Higgins. The green one is ~'60-'61 Murray made Higgins Flightliner. If the fender is original to the bike and was originally painted...the bike is a '60. If it is original to the bike and chrome, it is a '61. Cool scores!

Practically a dead ringer for the seat supports on the RamRod and others in the late '70s.

Not just sweet jumps...but, EPIC jumps. :thumbsup: