Anyone know what this bike is or was?

[Bama Bill]

 

[kingfish254]

European built for sure. Strange U-tube frame.

 

[Bama Bill]

That's what I was thinking. The BB gave me that idea. I think the wheels are wrong to the bike. It's for sale about a hundred miles from me with a '60s Murray girls bike in about the same shape.

 

[barnbikes]

Bent forks and 200 miles round trip. I would pass.

 

[Bama Bill]

It's not even a parts bike. It's been listed for while.

 

[RustyGold]

That's a funky looking frame...I've gone about that far for less interesting stuff .

Jason

 

[Bama Bill]

That's a funky looking frame...I've gone about that far for less interesting stuff .

Jason

If I get anything i have to drive for it. Slim pick'ns around these parts.

 

[MONARKofSoCal]

Don't know if this info is to late for you
But that frame is a Stelber
Made in New York if I remember correctly
(I have a 24" frame waiting to be built)
Btw not all of their bikes had the bend at the BB

 

[Bama Bill]

Don't know if this info is to late for you
But that frame is a Stelber
Made in New York if I remember correctly
(I have a 24" frame waiting to be built)
Btw not all of their bikes had the bend at the BB

Thanks. I think he sold it. It is not listed any longer.

 

[rickpaulos]

Stelber you say? Steller and Berkowitz. Two guys who ran a chain of department stores on the east coast. They started their own bike factory. Most were pretty low grade bikes according to everything I've read. I have a 3 speed Stelber Made in England (Raleigh or Phillips make).

 

[Rustinkerer]

Stelbers were cheap import bikes, they later changed the name to Iverson, and those used mostly CBC/Ross parts and were higher quality. -Adam