Let's see your Western Flyer's

[1oldbikelover]

Nice ol girl you got there! Purdy as she sits.

 

[1oldbikelover]

Ol' Capn' Krusty

 

[whitecoyote]

X-53

 

[whitecoyote]

 

[bigharley]

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[bigharley]

Whitecoyote I want your bike!

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[bigharley]

The green one whitecoyote

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[CrazyDave]

View attachment 27567 Ol' Capn' Krusty

Awesome! What year is that thing? I see the early truss rods and fork.....love it man

 

[1oldbikelover]

Awesome! What year is that thing? I see the early truss rods and fork.....love it man

Maybe this can help get the correct birth date on my pre war Western Flyer

 

[Psycho Sammi]

 

[Phil Zone]

My Flyer, time turned red into the perfect burnt orange.

 

[blwnmny]

I just got these California bars from a Cabe member the other day, so I figured I'd try them on my 40 W.F. For fun. I like the feel of these things.....kinda like Prewar ape hangers!

 

[blwnmny]

 

[bigharley]

My Flyer, time turned red into the perfect burnt orange.View attachment 44621

I'm in love!

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[deven_science]

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Love those bars! They would still look cool without the cross bar.

 

[blwnmny]

Thanks Man! I agree......I just put the crossbar on for fun. These things are comfortable to ride.

 

[Phil Fink]

1958 Huffy-built (8H), tank model; missing rear fender, headlight, kickstand; with miss-matched rims. It rides with 'new' tires & tubes; leaving this one mostly 'as-is'.

In comparison, 1955 Huffy-built (5H) "promotional" model below.
I believe this frame was not designed to accommodate a tank.

 

[Phil Fink]

I figured out how to sent pictures from my flip phone to my computer email. So here are some 'after' pictures to those shown earlier.
1958 Huffy-built economy (tank) model, cleaned-up, 2.125" tires & rack added:

1955 Huffy-built promotional (no-tank) model; most parts added:

Both are middleweight works in-progress - and are riders; will probably leave the '58 (tank) mostly as-is.

 

[Mikes_70]

Not real sure of actual year , I found this on a farm in Denton , Texas . Tried to load pictures of what it started out as but kept getting an error so here it is the way we roll !

 

[blwnmny]

I added these hard to find W.F. Prewar pedals a while back, I took a nice long late afternoon ride with my son. She rides so good, I love this bike.