Pictures from paradise

[mybike1]

So, I found a little secret spot yesterday afternoon. Not a single Wal-Mart bike in the bunch.
sorry for the low quality pics, my phone was the only thing I had with me at the time.
Most bikes range from the late 1800's up to the 1950's with a sprinkle of 60's and 70's.
About half being Schwinn's. the other half... hawthorns, mead, belknaps, hiawatha, etc.
There were about 50 more bikes that I saw scattered around. :mrgreen:
I saw about a half dozen with the 2 speed kickback hubs. I'll be back soon for one of those!

there is also a garage holding more bikes and half filled with wheels, frames, parts, you name it!

 

[user 135]

Is all of paradise for sale? Pretty amazing there are still stashes like this.

 

[muddywater04]

whats the plan????

 

[bikesntrikes]

That's my goal. I'm about 1/8 there.

 

[Gold Street Customs]

I wonder if my boss would let me use my 24 foot reefer truck for a week or so....hmmmm...

 

[CCR]

send me a postcard

 

[Spyder]

so whats up? are you or someone else selling this stuff? pm me the address :lol:

 

[B607]

No wonder old bikes are so hard to find around here...they're all out where you live! Gary

 

[GTCOMA]

nice find!

 

[Markm]

Hey Jerry, is that Daltons place?

 

[mybike1]

oh my gosh... yeah, that's daltons place... I guess that's not such a big secret huh? lol. :lol:

 

[Markm]

I see he built a shed. Hes a good guy!
viewtopic.php?f=6&t=7887&hilit=my+buddies+bikes

 

[dos cruiser]

There's a great bike graveyard in Arizona. I can't remember where, but the guy has hundreds of bikes. I was come home when I spoted it on the side of the hwy. My wife said ok I'll give you 30 min. I think I stretched it to almost an hour. That was the most bikes I've seen in one place. is there anyone in Arizona that knows this place? I think it's called all bikes, LMK if you know. Thanks Don

 

[emanon]

Speechless...

 

[rustyspokes21]

WOW.........that is just to beautiful to put into words..........