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I've seen a few Vistas, mostly with the Schwinn knockoff headbadge, but a friend has one that's a complete ripoff of a 70's Motobecane road bike. I suppose their specialty was building knockoffs...

Wow, that's a legendary find! The stand will last a lifetime. 8)

Re: SOMETHING'S COMING That's much cheaper than I've been quoted, it will be interesting to see their work. Best of luck!

Nice concept, and the High Sierra was a good bike. I've got an old Trek 950 frame that needs a new life, might do something similar...

Nice Herc! I spotted a similar Royal Scot at a bike shop recently, and I was very tempted to grab it, but the shop owner wouldn't budge on the price and wouldn't let me test ride it. :x It needed too much work, so I passed. The Scot was gold with similar Hurrt derailleurs and the same cranks...

Good luck, and don't skimp on the photos! The way my luck runs, I'd get myself whipped into a lather before the sale, only to find a pile of Roadmasters and Nexts. :|

I'm with you, the Rudge is hot! I've got a battered lady's version on the back burner, I need to get it rolling soon...

I agree, they're still pretty common and weren't very high end. They are usually well made frames, and good cheap candidates for project bikes.

Agreed, it looks like a cheap Chinese bike. Cleaned up, it could bring $75 on craigslist depending on the values in your area...

Pretty cool, I bet it squeals like a pig when you apply the brake! :D

Cool bike. I've seen a similar example popping up on one of the Florida Craigslist sites over the last few months. The seller says it was brought over from Viet Nam, where it was customized with the covering. It's the perfect bike if you have a matching rattan living room set...

Welcome aboard Sailor Ben, there's always room for one more Gundalow captain! I'm reminded of the time I made the mistake of sailing my little Hobie across the path of an oil tanker a few miles off Odiorne Point... Fun times...

Here's my 1994 Univega Alpina 606-s, which I got in exchange for a modern Diamondback Response (...which I found at a thrift shop for $50 8) ) I dig the bent chainstays... And after a few tweaks:

That is really a looker, great find! An added bonus is that you won't ever have to worry about your skirt fouling up the spokes!

Great find, that's an uncommon hub! What are your plans for the bike?

Welcome aboard! Get that cruiser straight over to the boys in marketing. :D

That's going to be an interesting project. I would have paid 10 bucks just for the stem and bars, good find!

Nice job! I'll try to post some pics of my Panasonic when I get it back together, it's going to be similarly kitted out.

Davie is just a few minutes north of Miami. It's not far, but it's probably not worth the expense to ship a Twenty, since they weigh fourty :shock: On the other hand, I do enjoy a nice road trip up US27...

I doubt the eBay bike is earlier than late 60's, the aluminum badge is a giveaway.