I have a '33 that I'm restoring and desperately need all the steering linkage (not the fork), front eccentric bottom bracket, sprocket and arms. Interested in selling just those? I also replied on the CABE page.
By the way - It has New Departure hubs front and rear (the rear is a Model D with a chrome arm with "New Departure Brake" lettering), A front light (the one pictured is not original), horn and battery pack in the tank with a (rare?) stop light brake light rack.
Just picked this up last weekend. Looks to be all there, but I'm having a super hard time finding the model, manufacturer and dating it. Any help / thoughts would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Got tiny bit done today, hopefully the weekend will bring more progress! Decided to go with a drum brake for the front to help with the stopping efforts. Will post pics as soon as the forum lets me :)
Before
After - getting there!
Got the rear fender mocked up and I'm super happy with how it turned out! I went with the braces for 28" wheels so I can mount them over the fender for some added detail. Time to pick out some cool hardware for them!
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Yeah - they are pretty for sure - look even better in person too. Can't wait to get the frame off to paint so I can see how everything looks together!!
This is a truly electrifying build! See what I did there? Seriously though, I LOVE your approach and this bike to death (my favorite so far) Fingers crossed and hoping that Edison seriously considers making a retrofit power kit for vintage bikes. Phenomenal job man!
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Today was a good day :) I love it when the FedEx guy brings things!
Some nice flat fender braces to go with the fenders from Woody's!!
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Yup - the original had a two-piece crank and eccentric BB. Those are super hard to find without buying a complete bike. Hopefully this approach will be in concert with the finished bike!
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NOW $1200 or interesting trades!
In order to allow more space (and funds) for the vintage bikes in my life, I am clearing out a few bikes that just don't get ridden as much as they should. The first one I'm listing is a gorgeous Giant DS2 XC that I built from the frame up. It's in near mint...
A little more progress today. Since finding the original eccentric bottom bracket and 2-piece crank are virtually impossible, I have decided to fab up a skip-tooth jockey wheel :) The pictures are from the mock-up phase and look like things should work really nicely! I just need to order the...