Early Dyno Glide Deluxe

Tahko_FFBC_Prez · Mar 14, 2022

Wildcat said:
7/8ths.

But I guess in mm's, that would be 22.2mm

Wildcat · Mar 14, 2022

22.23 mm. You can tell that size on older seat posts, as the ends are the same diameter. Where the seat attaches on others, it may be a different diameter, the seat collar is normally 7/8ths inch or 22.2 mm. Schwinn used 13/16ths with a smaller diameter seat attachment so you needed to buy their seat and posts. Other 50's and 60's American made bikes used those seat post sizes, but starting in the late 70's most were 7/8ths or 22.2 mm, and a lot of bikes in scrap piles have that same size.

last_v8 · Oct 11, 2022

Hi Guys,
Do you mind telling me when exactly did Dyno bikes' production start (and ceased)? You talk of early / late models, but what does that mean in terms of years?

RustyGold · Oct 11, 2022

last_v8 said:
Hi Guys,
Do you mind telling me when exactly did Dyno bikes' production start (and ceased)? You talk of early / late models, but what does that mean in terms of years?

Check out....

RRB Dyno Bike History

(There are broken links, especially important are the Designer articles (Aaron something) and Chopperderos (sp?) forum links. Try the waybackmachine to see if there are archives of those websites)

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Dyno Bicycles Info

last_v8 · Oct 12, 2022

RustyGold said:
Check out....

RRB Dyno Bike History

(There are broken links, especially important are the Designer articles (Aaron something) and Chopperderos (sp?) forum links. Try the waybackmachine to see if there are archives of those websites)

-and-

Dyno Bicycles Info

Thanks a lot! That gives a lot of insight into the creation of the bike.

last_v8 · Oct 12, 2022

One more thing, though... Have you seen any brochures/catalogs of Dynos? Maybe any available online? Done a search on Google, but with no real outcome.