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I thought about that. But if you look closely at picture 5 you can see traces of spoke bite where the gear is clamped to spokes.

It's a beauty. Not sure of maker. Inner diameter is just about 23mm. The diagonal length of the square clamp is just about 26mm.

Got this in a lot of bicycle stuff. The large drive gear is 3.5" in diameter. There are a couple numbers as shown in the pictures. thanks a lot. Joe

Thanks f chiming in. It appears the rear drops have been repaired, so I'm going to say it was built. There were so many frame builders back then (whenever back then was), this could have built by anyone. That said, the serial number in 20K makes me think otherwise. Regardless of the make...

Just picked up this frame. Other than the number stamped near the integrated seat post clamp, there are no visible makers marks that I can see. The frame is obviously lugged. I can see pins inside the frame tubes where the latter interface with the lugs. The bottom bracket is threaded. There...

Also late. And yes to the hubs!!

Picked up these things the other day. Extremely stoked. The nickel plated Eadie hub is in very good shape. Needs to be gone through. The BSA cog is a bit "pointy", but as luck would have it, I have a NOS replacement. The hoops are 28" CCM. The original burgundy finish and hand-painted pin...

You were correct when you suggested I search Lauson Ray motors. Most of these parts are for a Lauson Ray. I believe they were made from 1935-1941. Thanks for your help.

I have catalogued it all. Shall I list?

Just picked up this lot of NOS engine parts. Came from the stock of an old/closed bike shop. Not sure if these are for a bike motor, but the shop sold only bikes. (I know some whizzers used the Tillotson carb, but not sure of this model.) The owner had labeled the jars with part numbers and...

I wouldn't say these parts are red hot, more like 98 Degrees.

That is some funny & quick thinking.

Could a mod kindly change New Direction in my title to New Departure. I guess I must have been thinking about the most bestest all time boy band One Direction.

All of these were in the same box. No markings on the clamp or any of the five Lucky 7s. (Any clues?). The sprockets are NOS BSA. The New Departure Two-Speed shifter topped off a nice little find. Cleaned up: Cleaned up:

Finished (except for brake pads & R nuts which I have.) Pretty happy with it.

It came from a shop that opened in 1909. My feeling is it's one of a pair used to elevate a bike for display on a showroom floor.

Picked this up the other day. My guess is this is early 20th century based on the age of some other items In a collection I acquired. Not sure if it's a truing stand or a display stand. Looks similar in construction to my Myers A frame stands. Unlike my A frames this does not collapse. The...

That's a great find. I assume you bought it? Can you post or send me some more photos?