More "FREE" Finds.

[Bri-in-RI]

These make 9 FREE bikes this week...wish I could sell them as fast as I find them! This batch has a Hercules, Columbia Sport III, Royce Union and a Unknown Schwinn frame. Serial numbers seem to be hidden under some re-paint so I havent looked it up yet. Any ideas? Seems to be a newer or Repro model, but the wheels that were on it did have a front drum brake...

 

[outskirtscustoms]

Looks like an American, so it's painted appropriately...lol :mrgreen:

 

[Spokeshave]

I think Evel Knievel owned that bike.

 

[Bri-in-RI]

Found the Serial # on the head tube under lots of paint...begins with "EK" so its a May 1974 frame. Im going to a swap meet in the morning so hopefully I'll find some cool parts to throw at it!

 

[aka_locojoe]

Looks like an American, so it's painted appropriately...lol :mrgreen:

Cool. Build this up for your Independence day ride or parade.

 

[outskirtscustoms]

I'd personally throw a huge sissy bar at it, a old school black spoon seat with a backrest to match, a long triple tree fork, 26" rear slick if lonewolf can get them made ( viewtopic.php?f=1&t=31578 ) 20" front wheel with a skinny tire, maybe a fake tank painted to match the frame, headlight, taillight, ape hangers, kinda like this but bike form:

 

[jaydub]

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Seeing the Cardboard under the bike brings back memories of oil spots left behind on drive way's and parking spaces.
You could all ways see if your oil was dirty and needed changing.
..Old Harley's don't leak oil they just mark their spot.. :wink:

 

[outskirtscustoms]

Actually if a vintage Harley doesn't leak oil it means you need to check it, it is actually SUPPOSED to leak a little oil to keep the drive chain lubed.