Let's see your Cleveland Welding bicycles!

[RustyGold]

With a few exceptions, most vintage 26" balloon tired bikes are at right around a 18" seatpost length. There are a few tall frames that are in the 19"-20" zone, but they aren't exactly plentiful.

If you are going for full leg extension on an old cruiser bike, you will probably be disappointed. I'm 6'2", more body than leg, I don't come close to full leg extension on any of my old cruisers, but, that isn't something I worry about.

Jason

 

[Starnger]

With a few exceptions, most vintage 26" balloon tired bikes are at right around a 18" seatpost length. There are a few tall frames that are in the 19"-20" zone, but they aren't exactly plentiful.

If you are going for full leg extension on an old cruiser bike, you will probably be disappointed. I'm 6'2", more body than leg, I don't come close to full leg extension on any of my old cruisers, but, that isn't something I worry about.

Jason

Thanks a lot for a reply. Ojoj. I'd have to think about it

 

[BobbyStillz]

My latest custom...1948 Roadmaster

 

[Captain Awesome]

My latest custom...1948 RoadmasterView attachment 91617

I like that a lot

 

[jd56]

41 W/F badged

Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

 

[GuitarlCarl]

'36 Hawthorne, "Little Neutrino" is also the frame that brought me to ratrodbikes looking for info.

Carl.

Sent from the edge of an alternate universe...

 

[Flying Zombie]

'36 Hawthorne, "Little Neutrino" is also the frame that brought me to ratrodbikes looking for info.

Carl.

Sent from the edge of an alternate universe...

Fantastic Lines. Definitely a show stopper! (And a blinder on a sunny day )

 

[piercer99]

sold this one last year.

It was a fun bike to ride, built it from scratch.

 

[piercer99]

still have this lady.

1948 Roadmaster Deluxe, 4 speed Shimano Nexus on alloy rims.

 

[Flying Zombie]

Four Pages Back, it was time this thread got a worthy revamp.

1937/'38 Western Flyer

Double Bar Roadster.

A few Zombified alterations ahead.

Erin/FZ

 

[Speed King]

 

[Just Jeff]

1945 CWC Roadmaster. With blackout hubs.

 

[Rat Pilot]

My 3

 

[Flying Zombie]

Another Early '47.
It may not look like much, but what it lacks in aesthetic, it makes up for in personal sentiment.

The "Stewart Special".

 

[Flying Zombie]

A little recap from the frame posted above this a little bit ago.
It rides now, hodgepodged together with what was locally available to build a local for a recently passed local and friend.
This was the last frame he had to build left in his homes workshop in his passing.
It rides like the wind. I think hed have loved it.

R.I.P. Timothy Stewart (Wisconsin)

1947 Cleveland Welding Frame with Mixed Media including a Delta Roadmaster Rooster Handlebar Light.
The "Stewart Special".

 

[Flying Zombie]

Stepping back in time with my 1950 Hawthorne 24"
Great little bike. Just meat and potatoes.
Cant say I dont miss this one.

Erin

 

[Flying Zombie]

Erin

 

[nosferatu1381]

Kate and both have a Roadmaster. Technically she gave hers to her Maid of honor or whatever at our wedding. It was the first bicycle she put back together all by herself. It was actually my moms and we legit brought it home from the barn. Mine came from a real barn too now that i think about it

 

[Just Jeff]

Just finished the mate to my 1945 RoadMaster. 1941 CWC Western Flyer

 

[Flying Zombie]

Update on my '38 WF Double Bar Roadster.
Its home, built and featuring some candy.

FZ