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In the trash on my street. A Trek 820, I don't know anything about these. It's not in great shape but is ride-able. Klunker parts???

Local Cl find, probably use the parts for one of my other Flightliners.

I really don't know, never checked

AMF Cobra

It's a Ross, do you know the year?

I have 2 now. The one I just picked up: 502 46641. 341068 and the other 502 63010 982100 Here is the other, I have changed out the fork since this pic was taken. Thanks

Found this today at the Englishtown swap meet in NJ. Should clean up nicely. 2 speed hub and the price was definitely right. Does anyone know how to date these?

Re: Neat find! rf is 100% correct The pedals are incorrect it should have Red Line pedals on it and are tough to find. The grips should be gold Hunt Wildes it's hard to tell but your grips look like the later molded Huffy grips. Don't get me wrong this is an awesome find. This is only the...

Serial number will tell the year. It's on the left rear dropout.

Welding by Helen Keller More welding by Helen Keller on the seat tube LOL

I used a piece of 1 1/2 inch tubing I picked up from an exhaust shop. For the taper I cut either 6 or 8 "fingers" in the end of the tube and bent toward the center and welded it back together. I then used the cut off piece of the top tube for the 3/4" section. The important thing here is to keep...

Not really a fresh find. I just finally got around to cleaning this up. I'm not sure if I like the front fork in red.

Thanks Leo, Much appreciated. :D

No headbadge. Originally had a tank that was missing when I got it. It is a Sears bike.

I'm reassembling this right now after cleaning parts and blasting the frame. There was so much paint (5 or 6 different colors) I could not read the serial before sand blasting. Serial # 502 463010 982100. What year is the frame?? Thanks...Jim

I still have the frame, fork and chainguard.

Thanks Peat, I think I got it. That calculator is better than the other ones I tried to use. Thanks

I'm using a Wheelmaster 24 x 2.125 36 hole hoop that I purchased from Niagara Cycle and a 1971 Sturmey Archer 3 speed type AW 36 hole hub. I have looked online at spoke sizing calculators and am completely confused. There seems to be so many things to measure and I don't know if I am even...

1947 Superbe rear Dyno hub [/img]

I had one of these. Never found much info on it. Definitely built by columbia