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kingfish254 showed me that post. Thanks. Lots of cool work in that post.

Here is the pictures of the light. I might sell it to someone who could make a custom bike light or if someone still uses older cameras can use it.

I read somewhere they were a manufacturer at one time with that name. I have seen a few with the name but they were Murray bikes with Ben-Hur badge on it like the one in the ID section. Link below. viewtopic.php?f=62&t=75932&p=738376#p738376

That is a Murray bike made for some store or whatever but I never found anything more other than there was one company with the name for a short while.

It is aluminum & steel parts with the steel frame. I think the rear wheel is the heavy part. Although I don't have a full scale I used my normal scale with the rear on the scale with the front in the air it was below 40 around 35lbs. The welds on mine are good on the frame & fork. The welds for...

I got mine last month for $99.00 in store at one of the Wal-Mart's near me and it's the same price a few days ago. Winter Haven FL near downtown. It shifts & rides great by the way.

Cool although I wonder about the seat tube being cut & done like that. The dropouts show it's an AMF.

I got a light for photography Medalite Strobe Model PG3001-ML. Sorry no picture but it looks like it was brand new along with it's box. This Huffy Tulsa today for $0 today too. It needs to be cleaned along with the rear brake cable adjusted and maybe re-greased. Other than what I said before it...

Very cool.

I have the main four bars of a Schwinn style springer and I need help with ideas on how I can make it work. So if anyone has done one or can give any suggestions on how to do it let me know? I am going to do it for my 68 stingray rat.

Everyone has done some cool work. 8) Sorry to derail the thread from the front forks but has anyone ever done a springer for the rear? Because I have the arms for a Schwinn style fork but I want to adapt it for the rear wheel of my 68 Stingray.

Cool light. In the link there is a picture of one with the battery attached. http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/sho ... Flashlight

Re: Vintage Bicycle Ride in Florida this Saturday at 5 p.m. I hope it works out great with no rain. If I drove a car instead of only riding bikes it would be cool to go.

The only thing for Murray made serial numbers is in the link below but I believe it's all for 1949 & newer. http://thecabe.com/vbulletin/showthread ... er-project It could be from 1942 like both of these bikes. http://www.nostalgic.net/bicycle592 http://luxlow.com/bicycles/1941-murray- ...

Looks like this one from another member. viewtopic.php?f=16&t=49870 I checked that bikes serial number at Sears Parts Direct which says JC Higgins on his so your seems to be too. http://www.searspartsdirect.com/partsdi ... d=50245682

The sprocket which looks original makes it a Murray made bike so that is an American bike. Also most of the other Countries bikes used 3 piece cranks while we used a 1 piece.

Definitely 50's made by Murray and yes the serial number would help date it. There some here with Western Auto catalogs to help out.

Re: Craigslist nightmares and dreams... funny stories I have seen a few bad spray jobs posted in some RRB post and a few while looking but I think this is the worst I have ever seen. http://lakeland.craigslist.org/bik/3966754827.html

I read screws from old cassette tapes work for Schwinn's. Although when I tried it the cassette screws on my 68 Stingray they were all too big.