Hey people's!!
How's it all hangin?
So, according to my friend earl, he says everyone knows him as teabeats.
He introduced me to this awesome site.
Been collecting and riding bikes (never used training wheels!) since I was 2.
So I'm a true bike lover and got many.
My topic I'd like to discuss is that fact that I've had my handful of super old and rare bikes that no one would even give me $10 for (1917 Hawthorne, 1934 Hawthorne, 1954 Huffy, 1968 Schwinn and then all my 70's & 80's 20 inch bikes I couldn't keep) so I had no choice but to let them be taken to the cutting torch and then the scrap yard.
As of now, I kept most of my stuff I liked such as Skiptooth Chainrings, coaster brake twist in gears, SUPPPPER old hub that I have no idea of (need some help on that) and some pedals.
Other day, I scored a pretty old bike that has signs of being a Huffy, but signs of being a Hawthorne or maybe even a Schwinn.
If anyone can help me, I'd like to know what I have and who would like it.
Thanks guys,
John Lipsie
How's it all hangin?
So, according to my friend earl, he says everyone knows him as teabeats.
He introduced me to this awesome site.
Been collecting and riding bikes (never used training wheels!) since I was 2.
So I'm a true bike lover and got many.
My topic I'd like to discuss is that fact that I've had my handful of super old and rare bikes that no one would even give me $10 for (1917 Hawthorne, 1934 Hawthorne, 1954 Huffy, 1968 Schwinn and then all my 70's & 80's 20 inch bikes I couldn't keep) so I had no choice but to let them be taken to the cutting torch and then the scrap yard.
As of now, I kept most of my stuff I liked such as Skiptooth Chainrings, coaster brake twist in gears, SUPPPPER old hub that I have no idea of (need some help on that) and some pedals.
Other day, I scored a pretty old bike that has signs of being a Huffy, but signs of being a Hawthorne or maybe even a Schwinn.
If anyone can help me, I'd like to know what I have and who would like it.
Thanks guys,
John Lipsie
