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Really good ride! Looking forward to the CicloSDias ride on the 30th!:thumbsup:

Nice work, Luke! The possibilities are endless now- :)

I don't know what year it is, but damn, look at that bearing surface. No pits, looks good. Run it. After 70 years! That's a Schwinn. :thumbsup:

Sounds cool. I'll try to be there. Look for this bike: ;)

Nice! :thumbsup:. Did you straighten the fork using the Sheldon Brown 2X4 method?

From the pic, it looks like it has cast dropouts- that's an indication of a decent quality bike. The bottom bracket probably is French threaded so if it's rough, try some new ball bearings first. That's a tall guy's frame, too, maybe a 62CM or so.

This bike has really nice lines. Want one! :thumbsup:

Cool stuff. I've always liked bikes from that era. Was going for that with this bike:

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It's relaxing just to mess around with this bike. Got some new fenders from the local lowrider bike shop. :rockout: I'm thinking a chrome chain guard and a better spring saddle are next.

Intensely cool!

I've already got 5 bikes, so ;) Here's an interesting one in San Diego: https://sandiego.craigslist.org/csd/bik/4367099489.html old bike - $75 old bike unsure of what its worth or how old it is Edit: Ha- this guy changed the price..

Thanks!

Bunch of old farts here! ;) I'm 60. This is the only recent bike related pic I have. I like it because the arm is strategically covering up the gut. :)

Bike looks like this now: I ride around Mission Bay some weekends. Saw only one other vintage bike last time.

Restoring/building old bikes is a great hobby. I wrench on cars all day for a living- they've become so electronic that it's more like working on a computer that a motor vehicle. When I was a kid, I had a middleweight bike, but one day when my dad was gone at a job, somebody had to feed the...

Eastlake.

Welcome from yet another San Diego member! Actually Chula Vista.:grin:

Well, it's got red wheels.

Very nice! :thumbsup: