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I think it is. And if I remember correctly, it failed at the headtube which is why they were recalled....

Love, love, love the Deco trains!

You're not the only one I've heard say it was an ugly bike. Most of the time it's big time collectors who haven't been able to get their hands on one yet. :rofl: (not suggesting that about you :angelic:) On the contrary, I think the fork on this bike is one of the few I've ever seen that DID...

OH. It's little chain. You're screwed :crazy:

How thick are the links?

Ha! I rolled mine into the local shop one day to see if they could make a new cable for me.......the guy said "I'll be honest with you, I've never even seen anything like that."

No restored stuff there. Awesomeness!!

Put me down for 60 cents worth of rides :rofl:

I run a lever action Bendix on my Silver King..........the brakes are pretty good on mine, but there is a long swing to engage the brake that I never figured out how to resolve. But I really like the feeling of working the lever to switch gears.

Next week I'll try to get some pics up of some of the stuff I'll be bringing

The bike with the kid in the white t-shirt is one of my favorite bikes of all time!

How do you keep the grips on?

Wow! A built-in cup holder! Fanccyyyyyy :crazy: I would start by getting that fork situated, and trying to find a solution to the front fender brace, as its line is important to the overall flow of the bike. It looks wayyyy cool, I'm in love with that patina. Awesome, Tyler! I hope to see it in...

That's exactly what I want......a Bluebird that I wouldn't feel horrible about ratting out!!

Seems like the Falcons had painted fenders.

Are those plywood grips?

Your lady is super cute. Enjoy your time together, and make it count! :113:

Years ago this old local guy lost his driver's license (too many DUI's).....so he modded his old 3-wheeler John Deere to run 55 MPH. Hilarious.

I don't know much about this exact model, but the chain guard is definitely not correct. Also may have had some kind of light on the front fender. That's easy to determine, because there will be a hole there :happy:

SUPER sweet truck!