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Little Sally always rode her bike to the tea party with friends! Billy on the other hand, rides his like a wildman, and then takes it apart to see what makes it tick! Now Billy's bike sits in the corner with pieces missing!!! It's a gender thing!! LOL

Thanks, will check. Thinking this bike should have truss rods as well as the springer? Anyone know for sure?

Picked up this Hawthorne yesterday. Thinking it's 49-52, not sure of model?? Any help?? It's got the cross bar handle bars, horn button other side. Wrong pedals.

Yes, Shelby, 36 to 37. Let me know, if you decide to sell.

I'll have to get some pics, lots of autographed photos, and memoribilia, but here's one that has been a hit thru the recent years with the adults! LOL

Been a Munster's TV show collector for years!!

Some cool bikes, Yes. Some good ideas, Yes!!! Personally, I'll hang with some of my local Bro's, and Yes, they are members Here!!!

LOL Yep, plans are for a board track style no fender bike! Thanks, Synder, that was my third thought.

This Hawthorne was in a load I picked up Saturday. Guessing it's 40's (late). Maker not sure, possibly Murray, or maybe even Shelby. ID help welcome, and needed. Yes, it's sporting an early 70's "Free Spirit" (Bike Bug) motor on the frontend!

Cool Pencil

Thanks, lots of help!!

Your the man! Fun thing is, there was another motor with all this stuff, and it was the suitcase style, that is in the other part of this page. Thanks my friend.

Need Some Help, Motor ID I'll be the first to admit, I don't know much about these "over the front wheel" motor setups! I recently made a deal to buy a barn full of stuff. Picking up a bunch of goodies, and this is in the load. Looks early 60s to me, any info would be apprieciated. Maker, size...

Well, this is proof, "Things do appear heavier on camera" !!!! Lmaso

Thanks, the light was actually made by a close friend, out of period pieces, for me and the bike. We had a great Saturday brainstorming.

Thanks Pick. Coming from you (a fellow rusty brother) that means a lot.

Thanks for this! I really wanted to accomplish just what your talking about. Seems some just don't quite get it.

Recently finished this one, it was a lot fun doing this bike. The bike is based on an early 30's Shelby. The goal was to represent what a young man might have put together in the barn, from items he'd been given, and or found. Everything is original to the era. Bike has totally been gone thru...

The "Kansas Kid" WWII Hand Me Down Special

If you weren't there, you missed out!!!! #2 was a lot of fun, and lots of great bike-a-mania! I think one thing that should be said here is: A giant shout out to ODDER! He's busted his butt to put together an event for all us bike addicts and our families to enjoy, that also benefits the people...