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Evans I believe.

I use a product called Un-Du. Used to find it at WalMart, but lately I have had to buy it online. Works great, but it is more expensive than the other products. What I like about it is that you can remove price stickers from book covers or other paper products with good results. Some garage sale...

If you decide to sell the green fenders, I might be interested.

I have a unused box of those reflective tapes that were evidently sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars. They are in sets with red tapes for the fenders and white for the handlebars.

Auction pick. Monark with Coast King headbadge. Bendix manual shift 2 speed rear hub. http://i1125.photobucket.com/albums/l58 ... ly/mck.jpg

Here is the Hiawatha boys frame I have. It says Cycovator on the chainguard. Needs a seat, chain, seatpost and wheels and tires. Paint isn't too bad. Could use a good detailing. http://i1125.photobucket.com/albums/l58 ... 1d713e.jpg

Nice finds. I think I have the same Hiawatha muscle bike frame in a boys version out there somewhere. You could swap all the parts over from the girls. I'll see if I can find it an post a photo.

No dart. I was familiar with the area and really like it here. Used to vacation down here when my kids were little.

Finally retired and got the heck outta boom town Williston, ND. Moved to the quiet little town of Ottertail, MN. May take months to get all my bikes and parts unpacked and sorted out.

Post on the forum at thecabe.com. A guy who uses "fatbike" for a name can probably tell you everything you want to know.

Looks like the tool box from a old Honda motorcycle.

Nice bike! Hidden springer makes it a 41 or 42 I believe.

If you are looking for the least expensive, I would go with a Shimano 3 speed. I see there are some on evilbay for around $30. They are pretty rugged and seem to be very dependable.

Another option would be a 2 speed Bendix manual or automatic. There seem to be quite a few of those around in 28 hole. Only 2 speeds instead of 3, but better than 1.

Re: Westminster by Simmons Hardware Is there just a single piece of tubing connecting the chain stays to the seat post and a flattened piece of tubing connecting the crank housing to the chain stays? That usually spells Monark to me.

Front rim looks correct, back wheel is considerably older I believe. Bike is same as a Monark Rocket it appears.

Great haul. Hard to tell from the photo, but looks like the handlebars from the 20 inch may have had water in them at one time and then froze and split. See that a lot here in the frozen north.

Did they still have the Schwinn Typhoon with the rear baskets?

Someone else had a similar problem and posted on the cabe. Perhaps this will help. http://thecabe.com/vbulletin/showthread ... +kickstand

Missing the truss rods also, the clamp piece is on the neck facing rearward.